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    SmashMouth's Avatar

    Puck the Fro Browl!

    They can play it on the PS5 or Xbox.
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    Posted 02-05-2023 at 10:57 AM by SmashMouth SmashMouth is offline
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    CFP: "Just Keep Doing What You're Doing"

    I agree that the NFL playoffs were watered down adding more teams in that have less than Stellar records. I enjoy watching college playoffs more than the regular season, besides of course Alabama. Maybe there's more money in it from advertising and we all know that profits from the game or what it all boils down to.
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    Posted 12-09-2022 at 01:19 PM by Rugby Saint II Rugby Saint II is offline
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    This is the year

    MVP is all about a popularity contest... really nothing about how well a players does on a particular year, as evidenced on Brees' lack of MVPs.
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    Posted 11-27-2022 at 10:30 AM by SmashMouth SmashMouth is offline
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    This is the year

    That is a really good read neuguy. I was kind of hoping to see Chris olave in the running this year. But I guess rookie of the year will just have to do.
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    Posted 11-26-2022 at 01:54 PM by Rugby Saint II Rugby Saint II is offline
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    This is the year

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    They probably will give it to Brady as a going away present.

    You have a fair point, and God I hope not!
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    Posted 11-25-2022 at 10:35 AM by neugey neugey is offline
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    This is the year

    They probably will give it to Brady as a going away present.
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    Posted 11-25-2022 at 09:27 AM by Boston Saint Boston Saint is offline
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    Head Coach Material

    Fair argument.

    Dennis will last another season, but he shouldn't.

    It's time to hit the reboot switch. The Saints have talent on both sides of the ball but seems to always come out playing FLAT to start. That's on the HC and OC.

    Dalton is bad, Winston is still throwing picks etc. Only bright spot was landing Olave in the draft. His future appears to be very bright.

    But yeah, Allen doesn't have that "it", "aura" of being a leader of men. His record as Head Coach is what it is.
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    Posted 11-10-2022 at 09:12 AM by K Major K Major is offline
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    Head Coach Material

    Nice write-up, Neugs!
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    Posted 11-10-2022 at 08:00 AM by turbo_dog turbo_dog is offline
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    It’s hard for me to separate the two

    very honest. good read.
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    Posted 09-13-2020 at 07:17 PM by MaggieMayTB MaggieMayTB is offline
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    It’s hard for me to separate the two

    Kobe. Such a sad story.
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    Posted 03-18-2020 at 02:45 PM by Halo Halo is offline
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    Quitting While They're Ahead - Abandoning the Saints and the NFL

    Good editorial. I haven't watched one game since last year. I follow the Saints on MSN Game Tracker
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    Posted 10-22-2017 at 06:44 PM by CheramieIII CheramieIII is offline
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    Quitting While They're Ahead - Abandoning the Saints and the NFL

    exercise your rights and fear not the judgement by small minds.
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    Posted 10-21-2017 at 08:01 AM by hagan714 hagan714 is offline
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    Quitting While They're Ahead - Abandoning the Saints and the NFL

    I stopped watching weeks ago, so I didnt know the story about this officer.
    Im glad the fans boo'ed. I hope they all walk out.

    I hate racism.
    From either side.

    This protest is all about race, therefore it is racism.

    I dont give a damn who disgrees.

    I pay the money. its my choice.
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    Posted 10-20-2017 at 05:02 PM by skymike skymike is offline
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    Quitting While They're Ahead - Abandoning the Saints and the NFL

    Well said, neugey, and I agree.

    I stopped watching the Saints three weeks ago, and before that I hadn't watched a single second of any other NFL game not involving the Saints. Because I didn't watch the game, and didn't see any stories about what happened, I didn't realize they had botched this moment of silence.

    Now that I know this, it makes it pretty easy to continue to ignore the NFL and this team.
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    Posted 10-18-2017 at 12:48 AM by burningmetal burningmetal is offline
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    Quitting While They're Ahead - Abandoning the Saints and the NFL

    I completely understand and empathize. As Danno said, most of us are tormenting ourselves in our own way. You're welcome anytime.
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    Posted 10-17-2017 at 06:32 PM by SmashMouth SmashMouth is offline
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    Posted 10-17-2017 at 05:40 PM by jnormand jnormand is offline
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    How to really handle Ray Rice and AP

    It is a win, win for the NFL on a certain level. Player drama actually helps the NFL Network increase their ratings, those ratings equate to revenue from commercials.

    This dawned on me when I was shocked to hear about the loss of confidence in Roger Goddell on NFL Sirius, a channel which actually falls under him, and then when you turn the TV on to the NFL Network the commentators are driving discussions that are negative about their boss/bosses.
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    Posted 09-17-2014 at 09:51 AM by TheOak TheOak is offline
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    Gun debates aside, Connecticut tragedy shows a cultural problem

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    Posted 12-21-2012 at 12:14 PM by burningmetal
    I think it all starts at home. ....
    But if more parents would teach discipline and real moral values to their children, I believe we would see far less of this crap. Unfortunately, though, ...., kids are doing just about whatever they want. .... That, in my opinion, is how this generation has become so crass, irresponsible, inconsiderate and disrespectful.
    Yep! 100%

    The key words are moral values.

    A continuing problem and an increasing problem, worldwide, is the "I want, can have without effort" and "I am entitled so gimme" attitudes. Soon we are going to have a generation that doesn't want to work for anything and then get militant when their "entitlement" does not fall in their lap.
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    Posted 01-04-2013 at 12:58 PM by UK_WhoDat UK_WhoDat is offline
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    Gun debates aside, Connecticut tragedy shows a cultural problem

    I think it all starts at home. I believe that people are influenced by the things they see and hear, but that is because they aren't raised to know truth from lies, and there are almost no disciplinary actions taken toward kids when they rebel, anymore.

    This is why I only place part of the blame on popular culture. Be it music, television, media, or whatever. These people prey on the young and ill informed to either push an agenda, or make a sale. They know that provocativeness is hard to turn away from, no matter what form of it you're talking about (sex, controversy, the endless number of crime shows, etc). They aren't concerned with what kind of example they are making.

    But if more parents would teach discipline and real moral values to their children, I believe we would see far less of this crap. Unfortunately, though, with all the political correctness, and all of the bleeding hearts who believe that discipline is the same thing as abuse, kids are doing just about whatever they want and their parents say "whatever makes you happy". Myself, and my siblings were always taught discipline, and we never felt mistreated. But we knew if we acted up there would be consequences. Nowadays, it's practically considered a crime if you so much as raise your voice to a child, or even a teenager. That, in my opinion, is how this generation has become so crass, irresponsible, inconsiderate and disrespectful.

    But to commit murder... That takes an inherently evil excuse of a human being. Especially when it involves innocent children. I can't begin to imagine, nor do I want to, how someone could do something like this. People can clamor for all the law changes they want, but evil will do as evil does. God is the only way to stop evil. Many people choose not to believe that. That is their right. I Pray that people make the right choice.
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    Posted 12-21-2012 at 05:14 AM by burningmetal burningmetal is offline
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    Gun debates aside, Connecticut tragedy shows a cultural problem

    We did not have video games with guns and bloodshed when I was a kid...and we didn't ever hear of anything like we hear today almost daily.

    Thinking out loud...but if you are playing a video game that involves killing people, isn't it possible that some people may realize that it gives them a charge and possibly wonder what it would be like to really kill someone?

    I'm not sure what the real reason is, but I am sure that things are different today and it is time for change. Do we really need to send our kids to school for education in todays computer world? I believe that the days of public school are numbered, as sticking immature brains together to tease and torment each other doesn't seem like such a great idea to me. If we are against getting rid of public schools, is it possible that you have grown accustom to the built in baby sitter and do not want to relinquish it? Maybe you might want to rethink that. JMO, though.
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    Posted 12-20-2012 at 07:54 AM by Saint_LB Saint_LB is offline

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