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[quote=Chico23231;1254133]If your black you can spew anti Semitic hate...yet Drew brees cant express his view about the flag and anthem...which is correct.

Fuck desean Jackson[/quote]

:doh::stop:

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[quote=Chico23231;1254133]If your black you can spew anti Semitic hate...yet Drew brees cant express his view about the flag and anthem...which is correct.

Fuck desean Jackson[/quote]

They're both catching/caught major flak for their comments, where do you even come up with this nonsense?

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[quote=mooby;1254173]They're both catching/caught major flak for their comments, where do you even come up with this nonsense?[/quote]

I’m glad it’s picking up steam. It should, but I still hear a lot woke losers in the league quiet...They need to speak the fuck up now, if not, their hypocritical ass needs to be called out period.

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The structure of this deal makes me think it will end up as a six-year, $183.4 million pact before the two sides negotiate a new contract after the 2025 season finishes, which would reduce $319.2 million of this deal to play money.

What on earth is a 'guarantee mechanism'?

The hot new term coined to make the Mahomes deal look even more significant, it appears that a guarantee mechanism is the language in a deal designed to trigger a guarantee at a particular date and time. The language itself is nothing new, but it plays a unique role in this particular extension.

Let's start with a quick explainer. Most years of NFL contracts aren't guaranteed, meaning that a veteran could theoretically make it all the way through the preseason before being cut without their income guaranteeing. As an example, Larry Warford's base salary of $7.7 million with the Saints wasn't guaranteed this season. The team was able to keep him on its roster throughout free agency, but once New Orleans drafted Cesar Ruiz in the first round, it no longer needed Warford and cut him in May, freeing up that $7.7 million.

When veterans sign extensions, they typically try to get it in writing that their organization will have to guarantee their salary at or near the beginning of the new league year in March, forcing their teams to either keep them or cut them while the league is still throwing around free-agent money. In Mahomes' case, for example, the Chiefs have to guarantee each of his salaries and roster bonuses by the third day of each league year.

[url]https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/29419411/is-patrick-mahomes-500-million-contract-actually-team-friendly-answering-eight-questions-chiefs-qb-deal[/url]


So its more like 30.5M a year for 6 years?

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RG3 , Yes RG3 is reporting no Pre Season this yr

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Eagles should have cut DJ. F that guy.

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[quote=skinsfaninok;1254224]RG3 , Yes RG3 is reporting no Pre Season this yr[/quote]

He better hope so.

Trace McSorley is going to take his job otherwise.

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[url]https://theathletic.com/1914198/2020/07/07/expert-nfl-stadium-rankings-breaking-down-the-leagues-top-bottom-five/[/url]

The Athletic just posted its' stadium rankings, guess who came in at #1 worst?

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[quote=SunnySide;1254230]He better hope so.

Trace McSorley is going to take his job otherwise.[/quote]

:rofl:

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[quote=mooby;1254231][url]https://theathletic.com/1914198/2020/07/07/expert-nfl-stadium-rankings-breaking-down-the-leagues-top-bottom-five/[/url]

The Athletic just posted its' stadium rankings, guess who came in at #1 worst?[/quote]

Place is a dump, worst stadium I've been too

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[IMG]https://aviewfrommyseat.com/thumb/anonymous-20191127220212.jpg[/IMG]

I had the pleasure of sitting in the cave seats several times .. its the worst. You are literally watching the game on a crappy tv and people around you just non-stop talk about how shitty the cave is.

I had row 2 seats for a few seasons. Skins put the dream seats in front of us. But the worst is if it was raining or had rained all the rain would flow down the stairs ... it would create this pool of standing water up to a foot deep right at your feet.

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Worst owner and worst stadium

Maybe the name change can be the beginning of some meaningful changes around here

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[quote=Chico23231;1254176]I’m glad it’s picking up steam. It should, but I still hear a lot woke losers in the league quiet...They need to speak the fuck up now, if not, their hypocritical ass needs to be called out period.[/quote]

I have a major issue with anyone tweeting a quote whether it really is or isn't a real quote and attributing it to Hitler and being left off the hook. Of course Philly has a track record of letting their WRs make derogatory comments and not disciplining them properly.

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[quote=SunnySide;1254296][IMG]https://aviewfrommyseat.com/thumb/anonymous-20191127220212.jpg[/IMG]

I had the pleasure of sitting in the cave seats several times .. its the worst. You are literally watching the game on a crappy tv and people around you just non-stop talk about how shitty the cave is.

I had row 2 seats for a few seasons. Skins put the dream seats in front of us. But the worst is if it was raining or had rained all the rain would flow down the stairs ... it would create this pool of standing water up to a foot deep right at your feet.[/quote]

Those seats should be free.

There is no reason a stadium should be build with ANY obstructed seats, let alone hundreds of them.

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[quote=mooby;1254173]They're both catching/caught major flak for their comments, where do you even come up with this nonsense?[/quote]

He has a point, there is a double standard on which people can get away with saying racist things in this nation.

Jackson should have been cut ON THE SPOT.

Imagine if a Jewish player said these things about black people...he'd be cut and it would be national news for a month. Malcolm Jenkins would be tweeting angry videos and the league would announce a new way to honor blacks pregame.

You can't even compare Jackson and Brees.

Brees said he's standing up for the flag because his grandfathers fought in the military to protect it. For that "hateful" message, he was forced to apologize and made into some type of monster, and ridiculed by elitists in the media and the real racists in the league. Racism does go both ways.

Jackson was being a pure racist hate monster, quoting Hitler and praising a man in Farahkan who supports terrorism against America.



[quote=BaltimoreSkins;1254301]I have a major issue with anyone tweeting a quote whether it really is or isn't a real quote and attributing it to Hitler and being left off the hook. Of course [B]Philly has a track record of letting their WRs make derogatory comments and not disciplining them properly[/B].[/quote]


You mean all of their players...it's been a team full of SJWs for years.