NFL 2011 Week 2

[Grey Fox]

Groings are fickle things.

Excuse me?

Groins.

[sbr]

Veteran play.

I've seen guys grab their ankle before.  These goofs just keeled over like it was nap time at kindergarden.

Team started doing that against the Oregon Ducks recently too.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KzThMLSB44&feature=related

[CountDeMoney]

With little more than an hour remaining before the deadline to accomplish one of their top priorities, the Ravens on Tuesday reached agreement on a five-year, $61 million deal with Haloti Ngata, ensuring that one of the game's most dominant interior linemen will be a fixture on their defense for the foreseeable future.

[Neil]

Good.  Now they can focus on fixing the defensive scheme.

[CountDeMoney]

Good.  Now they can focus on fixing the defensive scheme.

Scheme's not the problem.  Problem is a secondary that's the equivalent of the Walking Dead.

[Neil]

Good.  Now they can focus on fixing the defensive scheme.

Scheme's not the problem.  Problem is a secondary that's the equivalent of the Walking Dead.

Which is why it's a bad idea to man the corners up on everybody unless you're getting a pass rush.  Actually, a pass rush without having to blitz seven guys would cover up a lot of problems.

[CountDeMoney]

Good.  Now they can focus on fixing the defensive scheme.

Scheme's not the problem.  Problem is a secondary that's the equivalent of the Walking Dead.

Which is why it's a bad idea to man the corners up on everybody unless you're getting a pass rush.  Actually, a pass rush without having to blitz seven guys would cover up a lot of problems.

No point blitzing against a West Coast gunslinger like Hasselbeck.  The ball's gone by the time you get there.  So the corners have to be able to step up.  They can't do that on crutches.

[Ed Anger]

"An operation by state narcotics agents that tracked a shipment of high-grade marijuana from Northern California led police to a suburban Kentucky house and two National Football League players, law enforcement authorities said. Cincinnati Bengals teammates Jerome Simpson and Anthony Collins, both 25, were at Simpson's home in Crestview Hills, Ky. on Tuesday, when a package allegedly containing 2.5 pounds of marijuana arrived at the house in what authorities called a controlled delivery."

lol

[CountDeMoney]

"An operation by state narcotics agents that tracked a shipment of high-grade marijuana from Northern California led police to a suburban Kentucky house and two National Football League players, law enforcement authorities said. Cincinnati Bengals teammates Jerome Simpson and Anthony Collins, both 25, were at Simpson's home in Crestview Hills, Ky. on Tuesday, when a package allegedly containing 2.5 pounds of marijuana arrived at the house in what authorities called a controlled delivery."

lol

lol x 2

[Neil]

Well, it's nice to know that the Bengal Way survives.

[MadBurgerMaker]

Hm.  It does kind of seem like it's been a while since a Bengal got arrested.  A few months, right?  They've been slacking off a bit.

[jimmy olsen]

Playoff projections already! Really?

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/blog/shutdown_corner/post/The-absurdly-premature-2011-playoff-picture-Wee;_ylt=Ah06iz09dlUDwFln.ptIgDVDubYF?urn=nfl-wp7603

[CountDeMoney]

Playoff projections already! Really?

Sounds like something you'd do.  Moron.

[derspiess]

Hm.  It does kind of seem like it's been a while since a Bengal got arrested.  A few months, right?  They've been slacking off a bit.

Technically, Ced Benson was in jail 3 weeks ago.