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I loved all of those catches, but my actual favorite is the one-handed "curl" catch against the Colts in '07. That was a crucial pickup to keep the team in the game during their first unexpected bout with adversity that entire season. Moss never goes over the middle but he became Spiderman...

1. You're supposed to be offensive at a roast 2. The host defended him 3. He didn't write any of those jokes 4. He's moved on to working out at "random" Texas high schools

So this is literally the best Jets forum post of all time... I mean, why even bother with this thread anymore, this guy summed it all up in one amazing rant: Chiefs have parted ways with GM, John Dorsey

For all his training and dietary regimen, he still looks like he has a "dad" upper bod. :D Is that an appendix scar? Didn't know that...

You're kidding me, right? Some of the things written on here about Rodgers are just mind-blowing. Just because Rodgers likes to extend plays doesn't mean he doesn't know exactly when and where to place the ball. Career INT%: Brady - 1.8%, Rodgers - 1.5% And somehow Rodgers isn't as good...

For everyone who wants Brady to boycott all of these NFL-related events, I assume you also want him to boycott his HoF ceremony, right? No speech, no bust unveiling, nothing. After all, why subject himself to the boos from haters? Just give the league a big FU and never once step foot in...

I can't tell whether it's a good thing or a bad thing that two of the biggest blowhards in sports media, Cowherd and Skip Bayless, are massive Brady homers. They are so idiotic about everything they say until they get around to the Pats and start lavishing Brady with praise over Peyton and...

Haven't read through the entire thread, but wasn't it figured out that the person who runs the NFL twitter handle is a Jets fan? He posted the Andrew Luck "P-S-I" tweet.

Also, Wayne had an awesome NFL career. Being soft isn't a detriment as a Colts WR, and you really can't be that soft in any system as a WR if you put up over 14k yards. Being loyal to his organization and playing through the "Suck for Luck" year was impressive. It actually paid off for him.

I just think he didn't want to deal with the extra work of starting over in a new system. I've thought about this for years, and I'm not fully convinced the Pats have some impossible offensive system to pick up. I believe the players' reports that it's well above league average in complexity...

Brady is going to miss a game or games. Who knows how many, but he's not going to be out there, and Jimmy G is going to be. The day of the suspension announcement this board will be inundated with Jimmy threads and his potential, so best to get in now with your thoughts.

For anyone wanting a little lighthearted break from the free agent chaos, Edelman was on the Rich Eisen Show today: http://www.richeisenshow.com/2015/03/13/new-england-patriots-wr-julian-edelman-joins-the-re-show-in-studio-31315/ Not too much in-depth as you would expect, but pretty...

He's done it for 7+ years prior and thought he could win with it, so why not?

He's done it for 7+ years prior and thought he could win with it, so why not?

AJ is still a beast, he would be an amazing option for TFB. Look what happened to Lafell, that was quite unexpected but AJ is an upgrade and can work outside with him. AJ has elite hands, route-running ability and is quiet. Bring him in.