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You think Antonio Brown orchestrated the whole thing to become a Patriot?

It was nice to see the Raiders have a great night last night. The kind of night I was hoping we'd have. :moody:
 
the Patriots have a guy being charged with cocaine possession playing for them
their previous #1 WR was popped for PEDs
they had an OLman get popped for 202 oxycodone pills
they also have a guy who's been suspended for drug/alcohol abuse almost as many times as seasons he's acrrued
they had a murderer playing on their team for years
the team circumvents the salary cap for Brady by allowing him to use team facilities for his sports medicine company
A former defensive coordinator who was accused of sexual misconduct who left to become a head coach just a year or two ago (Matt Patricia)
how many times have they been called to the office for cheating on tests?
how many draft picks have they been docked for cheating?
how many allegations from how many coaches have been levied against this organization for cheating?
how many "coincidences" happen to visiting teams in crucial game moments in Foxboro?


the NFL is a ******* farce

even if Robert Kraft came out and said on stage raising the next Lombardi getting a handjob from Tom Brady while Antonio Brown cucks him with Gisele, the NFL will not do a ******* thing.

**** your shield, Rog
 
oneforthebus said:
It was nice to see the Raiders have a great night last night. The kind of night I was hoping we'd have. :moody:
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It's kinda crazy when Steelers fans find themselves rooting for the Raiders (I know a lot of us were last night), but I guess that's what happens when you have a sleazy ******* league like this.

I can't read that Boston Globe article for whatever reason, so if anybody could copy and paste the contents here, would be greatly appreciated.
 
https://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/...KP/story.html?p1=Article_Recirc_InThisSection

Credit Al Michaels with the line of the night about Antonio Brown, when the NBC “Sunday Night Football” announcer said upon seeing Brown’s jet touch down in New England: “It’s a good thing he didn’t have to go through baggage claim, because he’s got a lot of baggage to claim.”

Michaels’s quip was inspired by the cross-country weight Brown was lugging from Oakland, where an abbreviated tenure with the Raiders was saddled with constant turmoil. That ended when Brown asked for and was granted his release, which wasn’t enough to scare off the Patriots, who plucked him off the open market in a mere 15 minutes.
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well im sure that was part of the plan to make it somewhat believable, but as we all no its pretty obvious what went down
 
Wonder if there's an NFL defender out there somewhere who because of what the Patriots and Brown have scammed sits at his locker and keeps mumbling: "I can't wait to clothesline that MoFo"?
 
bigtwnvin said:
Wonder if there's an NFL defender out there somewhere who because of what the Patriots and Brown have scammed sits at his locker and keeps mumbling: "I can't wait to clothesline that MoFo"?
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He seems to be getting a lot of support from all players current and former.. weird huh?


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guess AB knew these charges were coming and he would be safer as a patsie
 
mdk2 said:
He seems to be getting a lot of support from all players current and former
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Well a good majority of these guys aren't exactly brainiacs, and AB seems to have perfected the "he's a victim" angle. Hell, he even had Gruden calling him the most misunderstood person he's ever met in his life.
 
This is why, for the last few years, I watch fewer and fewer games. Only five last year. About 10 minutes of the opener.

Hurry up, NHL, start already!!!
 
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