https://forum.dynastyleaguefootball.com/
https://forum.dynastyleaguefootball.com/viewtopic.php?t=207968
Atlanta in the superbowl and and about 3 or 4 times already this year
Exactly - still can't believe ATL screwed up that SB win so epically vs. my Pats, what a stunner.
Eh, I'm sure you guys felt as horrible as I did after the Tyree catch and the suddenly im-perfect season. Totally over it! lolI'll go one further - I agree with everyone else here, you play for 60 minutes - if you don't like it, go stop them.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 3:20 am ... and Vrabel choosing to run up the score tonight, I am now cheering against the Titans in neutral games. Still like AJB, but not a fan of that organization.
Nah, I don't agree. If that were the case, teams wouldn't kneel on the ball, ever, in a blowout. You don't have to agree with my take, but I don't like Vrabel, and the way he's conducted himself this year.mild wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 8:53 pmI'll go one further - I agree with everyone else here, you play for 60 minutes - if you don't like it, go stop them.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 3:20 am ... and Vrabel choosing to run up the score tonight, I am now cheering against the Titans in neutral games. Still like AJB, but not a fan of that organization.
And more than that - players are literally paid and judged on stats. MVP, Rookie of the Year, that new extension you've waited 4 years and played your @ss off for - if you're not comparable to the other top-tier players in the league from a stats point of view, then the negotiators will use that against you. It's a cold business.
Does it matter where those stats come from? Reader, it does not. Therefore, it is your god-given duty to run up the score on sh1tty teams. That's just good business.
This is to a few posters within this quote. Nonsense. There was 2 minutes left, it was still 2nd down, and it was 35-16. Run the ball a few times and the game is essentially over. The Bills weren't going to call time outs at that stage. The lead was plenty safe. All the more incentive to get your competition to take out your QB's knees next time. The idea it would intimidate the Bills is ridiculous. That late meaningless TD on a PA pass doesn't intimidate the other team, it gives them incentive to come back a smack you in the mouth, and give a little extra whenever possible, in pileups etc.Ray Finkle wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 8:15 amYeppers. No lead is safe and this is your competition, frickin bury them.Patsfan86 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 8:02 amEspecially now with all these speedsters in the league and high powered offenses. Guys like Hill, Hollywood, Ruggs etc it just takes one play and 6 points are on the board in 10 seconds. Gotta score as much as possible, it also will help intimidate the Bills later on when and if these two teams meet in the playoffs. They will remember this game.
Typically teams kneel to run out the clock and secure the victory. They will not start this unless they know for sure they can completely run out the time. Sportsmanship doesn't have anything to do with it.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 9:45 pmNah, I don't agree. If that were the case, teams wouldn't kneel on the ball, ever, in a blowout. You don't have to agree with my take, but I don't like Vrabel, and the way he's conducted himself this year.mild wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 8:53 pmI'll go one further - I agree with everyone else here, you play for 60 minutes - if you don't like it, go stop them.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 3:20 am ... and Vrabel choosing to run up the score tonight, I am now cheering against the Titans in neutral games. Still like AJB, but not a fan of that organization.
And more than that - players are literally paid and judged on stats. MVP, Rookie of the Year, that new extension you've waited 4 years and played your @ss off for - if you're not comparable to the other top-tier players in the league from a stats point of view, then the negotiators will use that against you. It's a cold business.
Does it matter where those stats come from? Reader, it does not. Therefore, it is your god-given duty to run up the score on sh1tty teams. That's just good business.
I know what kneel downs are for, but why do them if it's your god given duty to run up the score on sh!tty teams? The game was 35-16 with 2 minutes left, and it was 2nd down. Let's not act like the Bills had a shot to come back if they ran the ball twice. Anyway, my stance isn't changing, I don't like Vrabel, or the way he conducts himself, especially with his COVID BS. I hope he gets a year like Payton did.jjleurquin wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 9:57 pmTypically teams kneel to run out the clock and secure the victory. They will not start this unless they know for sure they can completely run out the time. Sportsmanship doesn't have anything to do with it.FantasyFreak wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 9:45 pmNah, I don't agree. If that were the case, teams wouldn't kneel on the ball, ever, in a blowout. You don't have to agree with my take, but I don't like Vrabel, and the way he's conducted himself this year.mild wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 8:53 pm
I'll go one further - I agree with everyone else here, you play for 60 minutes - if you don't like it, go stop them.
And more than that - players are literally paid and judged on stats. MVP, Rookie of the Year, that new extension you've waited 4 years and played your @ss off for - if you're not comparable to the other top-tier players in the league from a stats point of view, then the negotiators will use that against you. It's a cold business.
Does it matter where those stats come from? Reader, it does not. Therefore, it is your god-given duty to run up the score on sh1tty teams. That's just good business.