Jets punter sucks. Forget the qb battle, they need one for the punter

lol jets had the ball at the colts 19 and ended up 3rd and 41 after penalties and a botched snap

currently rooting for that last game to be canceled so I can cash out on the 3 team parlay. $100 less but I'll take it

mike flacco sighting in SD

Guys there is going to be a QB controversy in Philadelphia at some point in the near future.

I'm telling you it's going to happen.

Only if Foles gets hurt. He had an amazing season last year. One bad pre-season game can't negate a full season of kicking ass.

Sigh. Nice to see McAdoo left the 3rd and 15 shotgun draw play in the playbook.

And there it is again on 3rd and 19. I guess they still haven't installed any passing plays.

Line play is better, seeing some good holes

Ref crew is a joke. Fumble successfully challenged but they can't tell who recovered the ball even though a Brown is in a video of having full possession.

Most teams do that. Just trying to get a few extra yards for field positioning on the punt instead of trying to get it all back and getting nothing.

Johnny Football's NFL debut after the break.

Yeah, I'd expect it in a regular season game. The shotgun draw play is just a Gilbride staple and should be eliminated forever.

Yeah I like what I've seen from the line. Opening up good holes in the run game.

Since the next 2 games figure to be the last time the starters get significant time I hope they finally get some pass plays installed by next week, both for the receivers to get their routes sorted and for the line to get some serious time pass blocking.

CAN YOU FEEL THE ELECTRICITY??

IT'S JOHNNY FOOTBALL TIME!!!!!

<font color=goldenrod>The amount of defensive penalties being called already seems to be a bit ludicrous. I know "it's preseason for the refs too" and everything but damn. It seems receivers can't be touched at all now without getting flagged for illegal contact. I bet coaches will instruct their receivers to draw contact as much as possible.

Pretty much gonna mean every pass ends up being a pure jump ball.</font>

As a team with defensive backs who can't get to receivers anyway, I feel this levels the playing field for the Lions.

THAT A BOY JERRY! THATABOY!

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Making rice's 2 games look even better.

He said a girl put mdma in a drink without him knowing

Lol

But did Scandrick learn and grow from his incident????

The NFL is turning into a fucking joke.

4 game suspension for Steele for slander

NFL considering tougher penalties for future domestic violence cases, including possible one-year ban

The NFL is considering toughening its penalties for players who commit acts of domestic violence, including a potential one-year ban for a second offense, according to multiple people familiar with the league’s recent deliberations.

The prospective new policy, if it is implemented, could establish guidelines for a suspension of four to six games without pay for a first offense and potentially a season-long suspension for a second incident, according to those with knowledge of the matter. They spoke on the condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the topic and because no final decision has been made by the league on implementing the policy.

The contemplated changes, if they are made by the NFL, would come after the league and Commissioner Roger Goodell have been criticized heavily for the two-game suspension imposed on Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice for allegedly striking Janay Palmer, the woman who is now his wife. Many media members and other observers have called Rice’s suspension insufficient and said it sends the wrong message about the league’s attitude toward domestic violence.

It was not clear if the potential new policy faces any significant obstacles to being put into effect.

“We need to have stricter penalties,” said one person with knowledge of the league’s deliberations on the matter. “I think you will see that. I believe the commissioner and others would like to see stricter penalties. We need to be more vigilant.”

That person said Goodell and the league “tried to stick with precedent” from previous NFL disciplinary measures when deciding on the length of Rice’s suspension.

“A lot of us were disturbed by what we saw” in the Rice case, the person said. “I think you will see something in probably the next few weeks. A first offense could be four to six games, definitely more than two. A second offense might be a year.”

A second person who had been briefed on the matter confirmed that the increased penalties are under consideration. That person said he did not know if it is definite that the new policy will be enacted nor when the new policy, if implemented, might go into effect.

The NFL declined to comment through a spokesman.

Two people with close ties to the NFL Players Association said the union was not involved in the deliberations.

Rice’s suspension resulted from an incident in February in which he allegedly struck Palmer, then his fiancée, in a hotel elevator in Atlantic City. Video became public showing Rice pulling an apparently unconscious Palmer from the elevator. The couple later married. Rice pleaded not guilty to a third-degree aggravated assault charge and avoided trial when he was accepted into a pretrial intervention program.

Rice was suspended from the Ravens’ first two games of the upcoming season without pay and was fined an additional game check based on last season’s salary. He will lose about $529,000 from the NFL’s penalty.

Goodell has defended the length of the suspension. When he spoke to reporters while in Canton, Ohio, for the Pro Football Hall of Fame induction ceremonies, he said that the punishment “has to be consistent with other cases, and it was in this matter.”

not using the stupid WWJD editting tools.. story from Washington Post

It is a little silly that Ray Rice gets a two games suspension for beating the shit out of his significant other and Josh Gordon is out an entire season for marijuana. I get that he has several offenses, but the severity of the crime should be taken into account. Smoking weed does nothing and beating a woman is a ridiculously severe crime.

I really hate beating a dead horse but I hope there's enough dissent as a result of this that they look at their punishment system for domestic violence and make changes to it. Even Scandrick, first-time offender, gets 4 games for MDMA and Rice only gets 2... incredible.

The Ravens have 14 points with 6 min to go in the 1st quarter and the offense hasn't even had 1 play. Fumble for a TD and a 108 yard kick return. lol Cowpokes

Eli Manning: 1 for 7, 6 yards.

christ

oh yeah, preseason is happening

Tennessee made it a game against the Saints but lost.... the penalties were ridiculous for both teams... I think if a player sneezes this season we'll be seeing yellow all over the field every game.

<font color=goldenrod>Giants were losing 26-0 heading into the 4th quarter and then won 27-26. lol what.</font>

<font color=goldenrod>Corey Washington has to be a lock at this point. 3 TDs in 3 weeks and the only tall WR on the roster. Manningham unfortunately seems like his knee is hampering him so there's definitely a spot there for the taking.</font>

Ravens have still never lost to Dallas.