i was just working ray rice into a post because it's been a few seconds since anyone mentioned him.

also, i rode the ray rice train for years in FF and he was always money. last year i didn't do it and he was cooked.

i am the best.


of course i routinely drafted deangelo williams as a backup RB during those years and he sucked balls every time.
- mark_laforest

i drafted deangelo williams this year

Janay Palmer
- Nucker101

you know she kind of looks like she could take a punch better than that. big wide face. kind of looks like an MMA fighter. could just be swelling though i guess.

i drafted deangelo williams this year
- Crimsoninja

start him this week.

i was just working ray rice into a post because it's been a few seconds since anyone mentioned him.

also, i rode the ray rice train for years in FF and he was always money. last year i didn't do it and he was cooked.

i am the best.


of course i routinely drafted deangelo williams as a backup RB during those years and he sucked balls every time.
- mark_laforest

He was so awful last year. Pretty sure the Ravens were the worst rushing offense on a per play basis.

i drafted deangelo williams this year
- Crimsoninja

This came off meaner than it was intended

DeChristian Ninja

listening to nantzy call this "arguably the darkest week in the history of the league" kind of makes me wonder how it stacks up against rae carruth getting caught paying someone to kill his wife and unborn baby?

listening to nantzy call this "arguably the darkest week in the history of the league" kind of makes me wonder how it stacks up against rae carruth getting caught paying someone to kill his wife and unborn baby?
- mark_laforest

was carruth still active? i forget

listening to nantzy call this "arguably the darkest week in the history of the league" kind of makes me wonder how it stacks up against rae carruth getting caught paying someone to kill his wife and unborn baby?
- mark_laforest

Would you put dog killing ahead of punching a woman?

was carruth still active? i forget
- Crimsoninja

Expected release date is 2018. Sleeper

was carruth still active? i forget
- Crimsoninja

i don't remember either. but i think he was.

Would you put dog killing ahead of punching a woman?
- aightwebang17

hmmm. i love dogs.

wow.

i need to think..

hmmm. i love dogs.

wow.

i need to think..
- mark_laforest

Well if it's an isolated incident the dog killing is worse. Now if Rice is going Sean Penn on his girl then it's a different story.

Well if it's an isolated incident the dog killing is worse. Now if Rice is going Sean Penn on his girl then it's a different story.
- Nucker101

Sean Penn beat women?

Sean Penn beat women?
- Crimsoninja

pretty sure he allegedly beat madonna bro

tracy wolfson's gotta get that thing removed from her face.

it makes me uncomfortable.

troy polumalu

filthy (frank)ing cheater.

Sean Penn beat women?
- Crimsoninja

I just saw his name mentioned on twitter today about it and Googled it. He (frank)ed up Madonna pretty good.

+ $4.76

+ $4.76
- mark_laforest

(frank)ing AFC North is boring as hell.

(frank)ing AFC North is boring as hell.
- Nucker101

i'm always hopeful the bengals will be good.

http://www.philly.com/phi...ith_fans_not_Cataldi.html

Chip Kelly OK with vocal fans, not Angelo Cataldi

"You're not a true fan," the Eagles head coach told the WIP morning show host.

Chip

http://www.philly.com/phi...ith_fans_not_Cataldi.html


Chip
- PhillySportsGuy

what's that?

Wide receivers I love in Week 2
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You can't stop Cordarrelle Patterson -- you can only hope to contain him.Cordarrelle Patterson, Vikings: I know. I've heard the critics. He didn't get a ton of targets last week and made his fantasy bones on an unlikely-to-reoccur 67-yard touchdown run. He will probably be stuck on Revis Island this week. Why, even our own Christopher Harris, a smart guy in his own right, expressed doubts in the preseason about him having a good year, saying his sloppy footwork and poor route running (among other things) would prevent a Josh Gordon-like breakout. I encourage you to read Christopher's article for a different viewpoint on Patterson, but while I hear it all, I respectfully disagree. I think his route running has improved significantly from last year, I believe the lack of targets in Week 1 was due to game flow (the Vikings dominated this game from start to finish) and the odds of a Norv Turner quarterback throwing it just 25 times a game all season long (as Matt Cassel did last week) are slim. Patterson now has eight touchdowns, either rushing or receiving, in his past nine regular-season games and at some point, you have to say, by hook or by crook, this is a guy who gets in the end zone. Since the midway point of last season, no player has scored more touchdowns on big plays (20-plus yards) than Patterson's five. During that span, the Patriots have allowed seven touchdowns on "big plays" in nine games, tied for 10th-most in the league. As for Revis, last week he didn't shadow Mike Wallace the entire game, so there's no guarantee he locks in on one receiver this week, either. But even if he does, Revis made a few mistakes against Wallace and if they can get the ball to Patterson in open space (which I believe Norv is creative enough to do, even against Revis), it's over. The Year of Cordarrelle continues this week and he should be considered a no-brainer, start-every-week type player. Soon, he will be.



http://espn.go.com/fantas...e-fantasy-football-week-2

Wide receivers I love in Week 2
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You can't stop Cordarrelle Patterson -- you can only hope to contain him.Cordarrelle Patterson, Vikings: I know. I've heard the critics. He didn't get a ton of targets last week and made his fantasy bones on an unlikely-to-reoccur 67-yard touchdown run. He will probably be stuck on Revis Island this week. Why, even our own Christopher Harris, a smart guy in his own right, expressed doubts in the preseason about him having a good year, saying his sloppy footwork and poor route running (among other things) would prevent a Josh Gordon-like breakout. I encourage you to read Christopher's article for a different viewpoint on Patterson, but while I hear it all, I respectfully disagree. I think his route running has improved significantly from last year, I believe the lack of targets in Week 1 was due to game flow (the Vikings dominated this game from start to finish) and the odds of a Norv Turner quarterback throwing it just 25 times a game all season long (as Matt Cassel did last week) are slim. Patterson now has eight touchdowns, either rushing or receiving, in his past nine regular-season games and at some point, you have to say, by hook or by crook, this is a guy who gets in the end zone. Since the midway point of last season, no player has scored more touchdowns on big plays (20-plus yards) than Patterson's five. During that span, the Patriots have allowed seven touchdowns on "big plays" in nine games, tied for 10th-most in the league. As for Revis, last week he didn't shadow Mike Wallace the entire game, so there's no guarantee he locks in on one receiver this week, either. But even if he does, Revis made a few mistakes against Wallace and if they can get the ball to Patterson in open space (which I believe Norv is creative enough to do, even against Revis), it's over. The Year of Cordarrelle continues this week and he should be considered a no-brainer, start-every-week type player. Soon, he will be.



http://espn.go.com/fantas...e-fantasy-football-week-2
- AGalchenyuk27

Guy relies entirely on breaking a rushing play or kick return. He still is pretty unproductive as a receiver