what if this was a CGI recreation of a post-earthquake Los Angeles where Hollywood CA *did* get a coastline?

I am getting the unusual vibe that if I can pull $500,000 together, hire a well-known but available Florida-based actor to show up for a few scenes, and put something together that wouldn’t embarrass my parents, I could make more money off my production than the poor bastards who backed this.

it’s like this Madden team used to round out the even number of AFC West teams, and used for warmup training on the early-level XBox settings so you can figure out the game controllers.

and now you just boosted the ratings.

Only in San Diego. I doubt you can find any in L.A. where two-thirds of the population still wears Kobe jerseys.

The Chargers only moved because Spanos couldn’t extort San Diego into coughing up billions for a sweetheart stadium deal that would never have returned any investment back to San Diego. He didn’t even want to live with a renovated Charger stadium that still could have been a great place to host Super Bowls. It’s a…

So.

it has everything to do with *everyone*. it’s an insult and a stain on a community and on an entire league that’s normalized this sh-t.

I know Florida also folded over for him as well, but at least everybody else blames Wisconsin because that state was supposed to know better. BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

This isn’t 1992, Dave.

The only things you need to know about the Washington No-Names:

“They had their stadium taken over by Vikings fans, of all fans. Vikings fans travel about as well as Buddy Holly.”

maybe you shouldn’t be bitten by rabid Burfict. THAT’S what sets off the loop.

the sad thing about the Bengals is that they’re not bad enough to be sympathetic. You feel sorry for the Browns because GOOD GOD WILL SOMEONE SAVE THAT POOR TEAM THINK OF THE CHILDREN. You feel sorry for the Chargers fans still in San Diego wondering why the league let that shitty owner just flit off to LA when they…

the only sound argument for Gruden at the collegiate level is that he knows peeps at the pro level, and can sell himself during recruiting as someone who could make players pro-ready by draft day.

Drew:
The Hooters in St. Petersburg - the one off Roosevelt Blvd anyway - closed.

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oops wrong thread.

Jon Gruden’s tenure at Tampa Bay:
1) alienated WR Keyshawn Johnson and benched him the latter half of 2003 season which was winnable completely out of spite

Steve:

what happened was we fired Raheem - the guy who had faith in Freeman - in the middle of all that and brought in Schiano who reportedly did not care for Freeman and essentially sabotaged the guy’s development. Drafting Glennon for no good reason during a draft year where the quality of QBs *sucked rhino* - other than…