Your point was illogical from jump. Don’t blame the messenger.

There’s nothing redeeming about Halloween but it’s still a form of fun? Those two sentences don’t make sense together.

I think you missed the point of what I said. Nobody is upset about crowd noise; they’re upset about individual people yelling at inopportune times when there’s relative silence. You’re still allowed to clap and cheer when somebody does something good lol.

It’s not that complicated. Crowds just sound like white noise. Having one person yell in the middle of silence is incredibly jarring.

It’s another example of the Left sticking their nose into something they know nothing about.

It lowers this year’s cap charge by $9 million. The Jags don’t have any major homegrown players to sign in 2019 and Bortles could be cut with no dead money in 2020. Hence the flexibility now without sacrificing anything later.

I’ve posted this before, but whatever, people need to check with their power company for rebates/deals on smart thermostats. In DC, you’ll get a $100 rebate in the mail after sending in a form, but some companies, like Georgia Power will give you an INSTANT rebate! I just bought my dad one of the original Nests for…

I’ve posted this before, but whatever, people need to check with their power company for rebates/deals on smart…

His hand is in his pads. That’s holding. The rest of your comment is pointless and contradictory. Nice try, though...

I don’t understand your logic in the context of my comment but thanks to Al Davis, this is actually quite true.

So because Brady throws less INT than most QBs, that proves the refs called a consistent game yesterday? That’s your argument? Lmao, bro, go chug some TB12 and enjoy the next two weeks.

Lmao. I’m not blaming the Pats, homie. That’s kind of the problem.

You have stats or numbers to back up that insane statement about getting “the same amount of calls for the infractions they make?” Because I have stats showing the Pats have gotten less calls than their opponents since week 15. I get that you think it’s a result of great coaching but it is undeniable by the numbers…

For context, that missed holding flag I referenced was the last play of the game, not including the kneel downs. It’s the play that broke Lewis open for the first down. It was the most pivotal missed call in the game.

Lmao, none of this straw man bullshit changes the fact that you’re wrong about Pats “getting the same amount of calls,” which is just simply untrue in this year’s playoffs.

Nah, but they got to this Super Bowl with that missed holding call in the picture, which was on 3rd down needing a first down to run out the clock.

“They get the same amount of calls as anyone.”

Except that wasn’t his point. Saying the refs chose not to call holding on both sides is not the same as trying to say the Patriots hold less than other teams, which my picture refutes. So you can GTFOH, too.

Yeah the Pats are just sooooo good at not holding. GTFOH.

If you think McKay picked the players after Dungy’s first year with the Buccaneers, then you don’t know how TB worked in the 90s. You’re giving too much credit to the GM title.

Tony Dungy was given five years with a team that was the league’s worst before he got there. A lot of chances? What? I don’t think you remember the Bucs before Tony Dungy arrived.