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Chase is a total idiot, and the worst part is he expects to change a rule a quarter of the way into the season. It's like he's never played sports before in his entire life and has no idea what competition and integrity are. Wait a second...
So, basically, what he is saying is that BB should stop being a good coach so it gets fairer for the other poor teams who don't have good coaching. Got it.
In French, we have a great expression by stupidities like this "nivellement par le bas" which, in a nutshell, means "levelling by the bottom" which I would explain by saying that instead of pushing everyone to get better, we encourage people to suck so the people with less talent/smarts don't feel bad.
This kind of thing makes me so mad. These reporters know that many people are just going to read the title, not the article, and give it the confirmation bias they feel it deserves. He is just shaping public opinion for our next made up scandal.
Because hey, if you have the pitchforked crowd already waiting, you really don't need any proof of wrongdoing, now do you.
To be fair, when the owners changed the kickoff touchback rule they explicitly put in something saying it could be changed back after week 4. So everyone was on notice that it could change during the season.
Amazingly, Goodell (and/or the owners) had an unexpected moment of clarity and decided that even though the rule is blowing up in their faces they won't exercise that option and will leave the rule alone for the whole season.
Chase brought that crowd on himself when he wrote his idiotic piece claiming Brady should accept his suspension and people would love him for it, and he repeatedly wrote about Brady's guilt. He's the moron who went on D&C and claimed he read the Wells Report and when Callahan asked him about the quotes in it from MacNally and Jastremski Chase said he read them only to havecCallahan inform him that there weren't any quotes from them in it. He's a true moron who gets exactly what he deserves, sh!t on.
That's not what I read.
NFL implements huge new touchback rule, admits it could backfire
From that article, both Goodell and Blandino say it's for a year.
I've heard Blandino say they will start to assess the impact of the rule after week 4, as they feel that is a sufficient sample size. But there's no mention of being able to rescind the rule mid-season.
NFL will assess new touchback rule after four weeks of the regular season
Chase brought that crowd on himself when he wrote his idiotic piece claiming Brady should accept his suspension and people would love him for it, and he repeatedly wrote about Brady's guilt. He's the moron who went on D&C and claimed he read the Wells Report and when Callahan asked him about the quotes in it from MacNally and Jastremski Chase said he read them only to havecCallahan inform him that there weren't any quotes from them in it. He's a true moron who gets exactly what he deserves, sh!t on.
Just like politics and culture!So, basically, what he is saying is that BB should stop being a good coach so it gets fairer for the other poor teams who don't have good coaching. Got it.
In French, we have a great expression by stupidities like this "nivellement par le bas" which, in a nutshell, means "levelling by the bottom" which I would explain by saying that instead of pushing everyone to get better, we encourage people to suck so the people with less talent/smarts don't feel bad.
Interesting that he's gone from USA Today and now he's with Fox looking to try and make a name for himself there by writing more inflammatory pieces. I'm curious to know why they booted him, but either way, there must have been an issue of some sort.
Wow, that's right, I did not make that connection. I think it's safe to say that anyone who can't meet USA Today's standards probably doesn't belong in the media.
Thirteen teams have a lower touchback-percentage than the Pats but Belichick is doing it with more panache.
It's purely intentional. Those two fumbles on kickoffs on Thursday night, both led to scores and, despite the popular narrative of the morning, did more to win that game that anything a (very solid) Jacoby Brissett did.
Guy is a well known troll. If he didn't have this, he'd have nothing.In today’s installment of the media and NFL’s obsession with all things Patriot, we have this gem from a couple days ago. Teams are trying to avoid touchbacks to keep opposing teams inside the 25. Good strategy…except the Patriots are one of the teams doing it:
How Bill Belichick is exploiting the rule book and why the NFL has to stop it immediately
(Note: I see the thread about the Green Bay play has weirdly devolved into a question as to whether the Pats are singled out, or something. Of course, the comic-if-it-wasn’t-the-sad-truth is that we’ve just gone through almost two years of nonsense due to how the Pats are treated, so it’s a valid issue. Obviously.)
Anyway, with the new kickoff rule, many teams are intelligently proceeding as they see fit…you know, playing the game of football. But I guess they shouldn’t be, or something, according to this. But particularly the Patriots….except many teams have a lower touchback percentage than the Pats. But this doesn’t matter, because….wait for it:
“Thirteen teams have a lower touchback-percentage than the Pats but Belichick is doing it with more panache.”
The mind reels.
Of course it’s mostly funny, until it’s not. The conclusion goes into the “not” category, becoming super-duper cereal, saying that the rule has to be changed NOW, because, you know, football teams are returning kickoffs and players are going to start dying, I guess. Think of the children. Not changing the rule now, waiting a year, would be “unconscionable.”
Conclusion: Bill Belichick is killing NFL players. He must be stopped.
If I have my Framegate timetable right, Harbaugh tried to get his revenge on the Pats by "tipping off" the about deflated footballs and the rest is history