Club 600 NFL 2013

[Javadog]

Ugh.

Cheaters are not supposed to prosper.

Ah well.

JD

 

[whodatnation]

There were some very questionable calls.

 

[Javadog]

Oh, of course, The Cheaters were involved.

Watch out if you ever play in Denver too. They have suspicious
system malfunctions at unlikely times. (i.e. Sorry, no replay for you!)

JD

 

[PeyoteReligion]

Great showing by the Hawks on national tv. If our damn O-line was healthy it wouldn't have even been close. Wilson is constantly under pressure, most any other QB would not be able to operate at the same level. Just look at this, mid tackle Wilson makes the completion on third down to keep the ball moving.

Then you've got the Beast, who was unstoppable again. 91 yards rushing, with 73 of that AFTER CONTACT! Damn, get that man some skittles.

And the D, man they look good. 2 picks (palmer had something to do with those), 13 QB hits and another 7 sacks. Finally starting to come together.

With Harvin comin back and the o line getting healthy come the second half, this team will be unstoppable, MUAHAHAHAHAH!!

 

[whodatnation]

See you then.

 

[PeyoteReligion]

See you then.

Man, that game is the only one that really scares me. Sooooo glad it's at home, we're looking forward to creating another beast quake!

 

[whodatnation]

[h=1]Ricky Williams Compares Weed to “Spinach for Popeye”[/h]

Contrary to most critics who might say that marijuana use derailed Ricky Williams from reaching his full potential, the former NFL star believes quite the opposite.

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In a recent interview with Campus Insiders, Williams spoke about his new role as a running backs coach at the University of the Incarnate Word, and was asked what he tells his students about his infamous marijuana use, which the interviewer insinuated as an “Achilles heel” to Williams’ career.
“I don’t agree that it was an Achilles heel. I kind of think it was more like spinach for Popeye,” Williams said.
Last month, former teammate Channing Crowder commented on the positive aspects of Williams’ marijuana use.
“Remember that Buffalo game, the 200-yard game?” Crowder asked in an interview with WQAMradio in Miami. “Smoked the night before. Talk to Ricky. He was doing it, that’s what he did. Ricky has social anxiety and he smoked weed. Ricky’s marijuana didn’t affect the team until he got caught smoking. … Him smoking weed, sitting at his house smoking weed, didn’t affect anybody but Ricky. He got high and then he sobered up and then he went to practice the next day.”
Sounds like it may have been harsh marijuana punishments—not marijuana itself—that kept Williams from reaching his true potential. The NFL suspended and fined Williams for testing positive for pot several times throughout his career, including a suspension for the entire 2006 season.

 

[PeyoteReligion]

Ricky Williams Compares Weed to “Spinach for Popeye”

Contrary to most critics who might say that marijuana use derailed Ricky Williams from reaching his full potential, the former NFL star believes quite the opposite.

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In a recent interview with Campus Insiders, Williams spoke about his new role as a running backs coach at the University of the Incarnate Word, and was asked what he tells his students about his infamous marijuana use, which the interviewer insinuated as an “Achilles heel” to Williams’ career.
“I don’t agree that it was an Achilles heel. I kind of think it was more like spinach for Popeye,” Williams said.
Last month, former teammate Channing Crowder commented on the positive aspects of Williams’ marijuana use.
“Remember that Buffalo game, the 200-yard game?” Crowder asked in an interview with WQAMradio in Miami. “Smoked the night before. Talk to Ricky. He was doing it, that’s what he did. Ricky has social anxiety and he smoked weed. Ricky’s marijuana didn’t affect the team until he got caught smoking. … Him smoking weed, sitting at his house smoking weed, didn’t affect anybody but Ricky. He got high and then he sobered up and then he went to practice the next day.”
Sounds like it may have been harsh marijuana punishments—not marijuana itself—that kept Williams from reaching his true potential. The NFL suspended and fined Williams for testing positive for pot several times throughout his career, including a suspension for the entire 2006 season.

HEARING the interview is so much better! Right after he says "it's more like spinach for Popeye" they go into the most hilarious music. I can't even describe it. It was like kill shot/funky. Totally hilarious. Just recently watched the Ricky 30/30 espn film a few weeks ago, crazy story in retrospect.

 

[whodatnation]

[video=youtube;tHxHWYQf1cs]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHxHWYQf1cs[/video]

 

[chiefsirbong420]

All I got to say is our season is SHOT once again.... i dont think Cutler will get a contract at all.... they'll either sign him and trade him. draft a young solid QB and have trestman mold him into something great cause the read option is top notch in the NFL Washington just killed us running the read option.... anyways Bear Down!!!! Whodastnation sorry about the NE loss but ay THE JETS BEAT THEM!!!!!

 

[genuity]

end the game

 

[whodatnation]

This, makes me happy.

 

[whodatnation]

[h=1]Nate Jackson Memoir Makes Case For Legal Pot in NFL[/h]Posted on October 23, 2013 at 9:43 am by Oscar Pascual in Lifestyle, literature, sports

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Former NFL Tight End/Wide Receiver Nate Jackson took a lot of physical punishment throughout an 8-year career that’s now chronicled in his memoir “Slow Getting Up: A Story of NFL Survival from the Bottom of the Pile.” Jackson also believes marijuana would be better suited for treatment on players rather than painkillers.
An article from SF Gate says the former pro turned author makes a strong case for legalizing marijuana in the NFL, citing that it’s less addictive than prescription pain medication, and that the most trouble a player could get into would be watching a “MacGyver” marathon.
“Slow Getting Up: A Story of NFL Survival from the Bottom of the Pile” is now available courtesy of Harper.
(Via StT.org)

 

[whodatnation]

I wish people would start calling it cannabis, marijuana was bs from the get go.
Also, Im sick of the toker stereotypes "lazy watching tv and eating junk food" simply not true for allot of us.

 

[PeyoteReligion]

I wish people would start calling it cannabis, marijuana was bs from the get go.
Also, Im sick of the toker stereotypes "lazy watching tv and eating junk food" simply not true for allot of us.

I completely agree. Even more, I hate the term "pot" and "weed".

I live just east of Seattle, in Bellevue. It's a real nice area, and many of the Seahawks make it their home during the season. I happen to know for a fact that at least three of our players smoke cannabis during the season. I'm not sure how they get around the random drug tests, but fuck, let these guys smoke. It helps them sleep with pain, and on the plane etc.

Why do you think Seattle got so many high end free agents this last off season? Because we just legalized. That's why Percy Harvin came...

 

[whodatnation]

Too bad the nfl doesn't agree, "protecting" players with no safe alternative for medication... Not to mention it can help you get strong like Popeye! All around better for the game me thinks!

 

[PeyoteReligion]

Too bad the nfl doesn't agree, "protecting" players with no safe alternative for medication... Not to mention it can help you get strong like Popeye! All around better for the game me thinks!

I don't really see a downside. Other than in the Ricky Wiliiams case, it's not typically considered a performance enhancing drug.

 

[whodatnation]

I'll say you dont want your players stoned on the field, for sure, but I can get in the zone when Im high If I didnt live out in the middle of nowhere Id join a flag league, I love playing just love it, cant afford to get hurt though. Some fond memories of schooling peeps out at the river.
Last game (last spring) I broke my hand second half, already caught three tds and got a pick, couldnt catch anymore so I threw for three second half tds with my good hand lol I never play quarterback these hands are made for catching,,,, and growing
I wouldnt mind playing with other older busted bodies, would still be fun.

 

[PeyoteReligion]

I'll say you dont want your players stoned on the field, for sure, but I can get in the zone when Im high If I didnt live out in the middle of nowhere Id join a flag league, I love playing just love it, cant afford to get hurt though. Some fond memories of schooling peeps out at the river.
Last game (last spring) I broke my hand second half, already caught three tds and got a pick, couldnt catch anymore so I threw for three second half tds with my good hand lol I never play quarterback these hands are made for catching,,,, and growing
I wouldnt mind playing with other older busted bodies, would still be fun.

That sounds like a lot of fun! Damn I hadnt really considered a flag league, I should look into that locally.

 

[Javadog]

I wish people would start calling it cannabis, marijuana was bs from the get go.
Also, Im sick of the toker stereotypes "lazy watching tv and eating junk food" simply not true for allot of us.

True enough, but make it "The Rockford Files" and we got a deal!

:0)

JD