Overtime games
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Dang it. I really didn't think I was THAT terrible. I'm sorry.
Terrible isn't the right word. Annoying and negative is more like it. We all know how you feel, you post it here all the time, you don't need to repeat it over and over and over in real time during a game that we are fucking winning for christs sake. That was what did me in during the game.
Terrible isn't the right word. Annoying and negative is more like it. We all know how you feel, you post it here all the time, you don't need to repeat it over and over and over in real time during a game that we are Shmucking winning for christs sake. That was what did me in during the game.
I get it. I literally think I had PTSD from the Saints game. It was such a sickening experience to sit there and watch it unfold. It's funny, at one point in the 2nd half I think we were up 12-6 or something, and my dad leans over and says, "Is it just me, or does it feel like we're down a touchdown for some reason?" It was like watching a movie where you know the actor is going to die at the end, but you're hoping he doesn't, and then he dies in a worse way than you thought possible.
But hey, I'll drop it. And I know I post all the time, but I went back and looked at my posts and they weren't nearly all negative. Not even close. What about all the good things I say about people? Like sticking up for our coach? Praising our QB? Saying we have a real team?! Lots more!
I also want to say that just because someone predicts a loss, or even a poor showing, it doesn't mean they're negative. I mean, my gut reaction to our next game isn't good, but it's not because I'm being negative. It's because Rivers gets rid of the ball VERY quickly, and he's extremely accurate. He's tough to get to and he hits people in stride. I'm NOT saying we're going to lose or get blown out, I'm just making a point. Chargers run those obnoxious "man beater" crossing routes and tons of pick plays. Tough to defend, but with the way our secondary and linebackers are playing, I certainly wouldn't bet against us.
Cut me a little slack. It's not like I post thoughtless insults that are meant to stir up crap and blatantly ignite a crap-storm. I never attack a fellow fan, I never criticize anyone on here, and I try to write posts that stick to the subject. But I'll let it go and drop it. And hey, give me some credit! I was right every week last year! Hahahahaha. Just kidding. I actually predicted 2 or 3 victories (all of which we SHOULD have won btw. Jets, 2nd Steelers game, and I forget the 3rd). I'm gonna enjoy this victory some more and relish in the "knuckle ball heard around the world" kick. I can't get over what a stellar defensive effort we had after giving up 600 yards last week. Unbelievable!
Go Brownies!
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Dutch is a fu k ing c u n t. lol.
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Most OT ties by one team 2? 3?
"You see the Rams are still thinking that they are playing Tony Dorsett" -Jim Brown 1978 -
The Browns have ended their first 5 games in each of the 5 different ways a game can finish
Week 1: Tie
Week 2: Regulation Loss
Week 3: Regulation Win
Week 4: OT Loss
Week 5: OT Win
The Browns have ended their first 5 games in each of the 5 different ways a game can finish
Week 1: Tie
Week 2: Regulation Loss
Week 3: Regulation Win
Week 4: OT Loss
Week 5: OT Win
Is there another way to end a game
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Most OT ties by one team 2? 3?
Most OT ties by one team 2? 3?
You tell us. Look it upYou tell us. Look it up
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The purpose of overtime always was to determine a winner.
An overtime that has a good chance of ending in a tie is the convention of a jackoff. WTF good is an overtime if the game ends in the same fukcking tie it did in regulation? Use the college system, or don't have overtime at all. Just flip a coin. The NFL overtime protocol is horseschidt.
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The purpose of overtime always was to determine a winner.
An overtime that has a good chance of ending in a tie is the convention of a jackoff. WTF good is an overtime if the game ends in the same fukcking tie it did in regulation? Use the college system, or don't have overtime at all. Just flip a coin. The NFL overtime protocol is horseschidt.
The purpose of overtime always was to determine a winner.
An overtime that has a good chance of ending in a tie is the convention of a jackoff. WTF good is an overtime if the game ends in the same fukcking tie it did in regulation? Use the college system, or don't have overtime at all. Just flip a coin. The NFL overtime protocol is horseschidt.
I would rather have no overtime then use the college rule. Which is such a bastardization of anything holy that it deserves to be thrown in the shitI would rather have no overtime then use the college rule. Which is such a bastardization of anything holy that it deserves to be thrown in the Sheet
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The Browns have ended their first 5 games in each of the 5 different ways a game can finish
Week 1: Tie
Week 2: Regulation Loss
Week 3: Regulation Win
Week 4: OT Loss
Week 5: OT Win
Is there another way to end a game
Is there another way to end a game
Forfeit
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The purpose of overtime always was to determine a winner.
An overtime that has a good chance of ending in a tie is the convention of a jackoff. WTF good is an overtime if the game ends in the same fukcking tie it did in regulation? Use the college system, or don't have overtime at all. Just flip a coin. The NFL overtime protocol is horseschidt.
The purpose of overtime always was to determine a winner.
An overtime that has a good chance of ending in a tie is the convention of a jackoff. WTF good is an overtime if the game ends in the same fukcking tie it did in regulation? Use the college system, or don't have overtime at all. Just flip a coin. The NFL overtime protocol is horseschidt.
You absolutely crushed it. Honestly, I don't think overtime was really ever on the minds of the NFL because ties were so rare. It seems that recently there's been a rash of tie games, and maybe that will be enough to finally get things to change. I think the college system is perfect AND extremely fun to watch.
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THAN use the college rule................ not THEN use the college rule. I don't care what they do, but if the OT can also end in a tie, then itis idiotic.
THAN use the college rule................ not THEN use the college rule. I don't care what they do, but if the OT can also end in a tie, then itis idiotic.
When did you become the spelling bee Nazi?
And I don't mind a few ties. The ties that have happened so far will make these division races interesting.
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The purpose of overtime always was to determine a winner.
An overtime that has a good chance of ending in a tie is the convention of a jackoff. WTF good is an overtime if the game ends in the same fukcking tie it did in regulation? Use the college system, or don't have overtime at all. Just flip a coin. The NFL overtime protocol is horseschidt.
You absolutely crushed it. Honestly, I don't think overtime was really ever on the minds of the NFL because ties were so rare. It seems that recently there's been a rash of tie games, and maybe that will be enough to finally get things to change. I think the college system is perfect AND extremely fun to watch.
You absolutely crushed it. Honestly, I don't think overtime was really ever on the minds of the NFL because ties were so rare. It seems that recently there's been a rash of tie games, and maybe that will be enough to finally get things to change. I think the college system is perfect AND extremely fun to watch.
WTF are you talking about? They CHANGED things this year!. That is why you have had the ties. And look at my stats above about tie games. There was no "rash" of ties...until this year. The lessened the OT period for "safety reasons". Yea, right.
And if you think the college system is perfect, then you have turds for brains.
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You absolutely crushed it. Honestly, I don't think overtime was really ever on the minds of the NFL because ties were so rare. It seems that recently there's been a rash of tie games, and maybe that will be enough to finally get things to change. I think the college system is perfect AND extremely fun to watch.
WTF are you talking about? They CHANGED things this year!. That is why you have had the ties. And look at my stats above about tie games. There was no "rash" of ties...until this year. The lessened the OT period for "safety reasons". Yea, right.
And if you think the college system is perfect, then you have turds for brains.
WTF are you talking about? They CHANGED things this year!. That is why you have had the ties. And look at my stats above about tie games. There was no "rash" of ties...until this year. The lessened the OT period for "safety reasons". Yea, right.
And if you think the college system is perfect, then you have turds for brains.
7 OT college games are brutal enough, in the NFL the Injury Report would be a mile long.
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The Browns have ended their first 5 games in each of the 5 different ways a game can finish
Week 1: Tie
Week 2: Regulation Loss
Week 3: Regulation Win
Week 4: OT Loss
Week 5: OT Win
Is there another way to end a game
Is there another way to end a game
Throw bottles on the field until the refs say "the game is over"?
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WTF are you talking about? They CHANGED things this year!. That is why you have had the ties. And look at my stats above about tie games. There was no "rash" of ties...until this year. The lessened the OT period for "safety reasons". Yea, right.
And if you think the college system is perfect, then you have turds for brains.
7 OT college games are brutal enough, in the NFL the Injury Report would be a mile long.
7 OT college games are brutal enough, in the NFL the Injury Report would be a mile long.
Yes, let's powder their cuunts and give them all participation awards. Keep changing the rules so that all teams finish the season 0-0 16 and then we can sing campfire songs. Fukcking idiots. If they get fukcked up they get fukcked up. On one hand, you homos are crying about over protecting the QB, and now you are crying about protecting everyone else.
The tie needs to be eliminated from sports alltogehter. Certainly, a tie has no place in the NFL.
Poosies.
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when we win the coin toss as like last week (in a defensive game) why in the hell is hue electing to receive ? I mean wtf hue we stop em and then all we need is 3 Shmucking dumbnass
when we win the coin toss as like last week (in a defensive game) why in the hell is hue electing to receive ? I mean wtf hue we stop em and then all we need is 3 Shmucking dumbnass
Nice thought. But still, if you elect to defend, you are a bad play away from getting somebody free and getting the game winning TD.
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when we win the coin toss as like last week (in a defensive game) why in the hell is hue electing to receive ? I mean wtf hue we stop em and then all we need is 3 Shmucking dumbnass
Nice thought. But still, if you elect to defend, you are a bad play away from getting somebody free and getting the game winning TD.
Nice thought. But still, if you elect to defend, you are a bad play away from getting somebody free and getting the game winning TD.
OR.....by taking the ball first, you're saying to your offense, go out there and score a TD and win the game for us. I'd rather that aggressive approach as opposed to making your defense have to make a stop for the game to continue.
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when we win the coin toss as like last week (in a defensive game) why in the hell is hue electing to receive ? I mean wtf hue we stop em and then all we need is 3 Shmucking dumbnass
Nice thought. But still, if you elect to defend, you are a bad play away from getting somebody free and getting the game winning TD.
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7 OT college games are brutal enough, in the NFL the Injury Report would be a mile long.
Yes, let's powder their cuunts and give them all participation awards. Keep changing the rules so that all teams finish the season 0-0 16 and then we can sing campfire songs. Fukcking idiots. If they get fukcked up they get fukcked up. On one hand, you homos are crying about over protecting the QB, and now you are crying about protecting everyone else.
The tie needs to be eliminated from sports alltogehter. Certainly, a tie has no place in the NFL.
Poosies.
Yes, let's powder their cuunts and give them all participation awards. Keep changing the rules so that all teams finish the season 0-0 16 and then we can sing campfire songs. Fukcking idiots. If they get fukcked up they get fukcked up. On one hand, you homos are crying about over protecting the QB, and now you are crying about protecting everyone else.
The tie needs to be eliminated from sports alltogehter. Certainly, a tie has no place in the NFL.
Poosies.
Try reading something like (oh there are hundreds of documented articles just ask the NFL). https://concussionfoundation.org/CTE-resources/what-is-CTE
Suicides and miserable deaths from CTE aren't done by your poooosies. (just ask the Seau, Iron Mike Webster, Snake Stabler and many other families who have donated their deceased ones brains to science for study).
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) is a degenerative brain disease found in athletes, military veterans, and others with a history of repetitive brain trauma. In CTE, a protein called Tau forms clumps that slowly spread throughout the brain, killing brain cells. CTE has been seen in people as young as 17, but symptoms do not generally begin appearing until years after the onset of head impacts.
Early symptoms of CTE usually appear in a patient's late 20s or 30s, and affect a patient's mood and behavior. Some common changes seen include impulse control problems, aggression, depression, and paranoia.
As the disease progresses, some patients may experience problems with thinking and memory, including memory loss, confusion, impaired judgment, and eventually progressive dementia. Cognitive symptoms tend to appear later than mood and behavioral symptoms, and generally first appear in a patient’s 40s or 50s. Patients may exhibit one or both symptom clusters. In some cases, symptoms worsen with time (even if the patient suffers no additional head impacts). In other cases, symptoms may be stable for years before worsening.
Learn more about the symptoms of CTE from Dr. Robert Stern, director of clinical research at the Boston University CTE Center......
........One concussion in the absence of other brain trauma has never been seen to cause CTE.
The best evidence available today suggests that CTE is not caused by any single injury, but rather it is caused by years of regular, repetitive brain trauma. There are also many individuals who suffer years of head impacts, but do not develop CTE. More research will help us understand these factors in the future........
CTE has been found in... Source of head impacts Boxers Punches to the head Tackle football players Hits to the helmet Soccer players Headers and collisions Ice hockey players Fighting, checking Military veterans Blast injuries, combat Victims of domestic abuse Repeated violence ........CONTINUED IN LINK.......
GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND!
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