That's pretty crazy where was this at ?
The Birch and Barley in DC. So many tasty beers. Even had my fav, a Russian imperial!
That's pretty crazy where was this at ?
I think the bar was called the Deep End in North Carolina.
I was there last summer.
Ah Deep End...cheapest place to get trashed during my undergrad days
Was kinda crazy there.
Being the son of a fireman about the only thing I was thinking when I was there is if there is a fire we are all fucked! Way too many people and not enough emergency exits.
Snes is back?
I'm getting a feeling that Alex is starting this week. I think it's a mistake but I trust in Harbs.
Snes is back?
A lot
Michael Bush (RB) Oakland Raiders
Bush is a weekly starter as long as (Matt) Forte is not playing. He scored two TDs last weekend.
Al has his waysSince when did Michael Bush go back to the Raiders?
From Yahoo Fantasy Sports Pickups
Al has his ways
I don't see Gruden doing college.
Knoxville, TN-News Channel 3 has learned former NFL coach Jon Gruden has a contract offer in hand from the University of Tennessee and a decision could be made as early as Wednesday. Part of the offer is Gruden getting a piece of the NFLs Cleveland Browns, who were recently bought by Jim Haslam, one of UTs biggest boosters who played on the Vols national championship teams in the early fifties. Hes also the father of Tennessee governor Bill Haslam. A potential hangup could be over money Gruden may be owed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from his stint as head coach there that ended in 2008. The NFL is looking into the conflict of owning part of one team while getting money from another. Gruden is currently working as an NFL analyst for ESPN. He started his coaching career in 1986 as a graduate assistant at Tennessee where he met his wife, a former UT cheerleader. Grudens two head coaching stints in the NFL were with Oakland and Tampa Bay. He coached the Bucs to a Super Bowl win in the 2002 season.
http://wreg.com/2012/11/27/news-channel-3-learns-of-tennessees-new-twist-to-lure-gruden/
I knew Jimmy and a group was pursuing Gruden for Tennesse, I was wondering how that might work out with the Browns coaching situation and all. Hmm interesting, if for some reason he did go to college lets still let him do MNFKnoxville, TN-News Channel 3 has learned former NFL coach Jon Gruden has a contract offer in hand from the University of Tennessee and a decision could be made as early as Wednesday. Part of the offer is Gruden getting a piece of the NFLs Cleveland Browns, who were recently bought by Jim Haslam, one of UTs biggest boosters who played on the Vols national championship teams in the early fifties. Hes also the father of Tennessee governor Bill Haslam. A potential hangup could be over money Gruden may be owed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from his stint as head coach there that ended in 2008. The NFL is looking into the conflict of owning part of one team while getting money from another. Gruden is currently working as an NFL analyst for ESPN. He started his coaching career in 1986 as a graduate assistant at Tennessee where he met his wife, a former UT cheerleader. Grudens two head coaching stints in the NFL were with Oakland and Tampa Bay. He coached the Bucs to a Super Bowl win in the 2002 season.
http://wreg.com/2012/11/27/news-channel-3-learns-of-tennessees-new-twist-to-lure-gruden/
:jncI imagine that all his recruiting visits will be like his QB camps, and he'll teach the kid's parents how to defend the zone read.
How does one get part of a private company as a payment for working for a public one?
I won't be surprised if Gruden want to become Seahawks QB Coach to train Russell Wilson.I don't see Gruden doing college.
Still feel like it can go either way. Everyone on knbr and the game is saying its kap.
Brees won't be there this week to bail him out thoughKap is starting, no doubt.
I'm getting a feeling that Alex is starting this week. I think it's a mistake but I trust in Harbs.
Knoxville, TN-News Channel 3 has learned former NFL coach Jon Gruden has a contract offer in hand from the University of Tennessee and a decision could be made as early as Wednesday. Part of the offer is Gruden getting a piece of the NFLs Cleveland Browns, who were recently bought by Jim Haslam, one of UTs biggest boosters who played on the Vols national championship teams in the early fifties. Hes also the father of Tennessee governor Bill Haslam. A potential hangup could be over money Gruden may be owed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from his stint as head coach there that ended in 2008. The NFL is looking into the conflict of owning part of one team while getting money from another. Gruden is currently working as an NFL analyst for ESPN. He started his coaching career in 1986 as a graduate assistant at Tennessee where he met his wife, a former UT cheerleader. Grudens two head coaching stints in the NFL were with Oakland and Tampa Bay. He coached the Bucs to a Super Bowl win in the 2002 season.
http://wreg.com/2012/11/27/news-channel-3-learns-of-tennessees-new-twist-to-lure-gruden/
Fuck Bud Adams and the Titans.
Texans better win this game.
Who's ready for a Dolphins upset this Sunday?
No but he would have been pretty awesome in all of the WiiU threads for the week or two he would lasted before he got permabanned again.Snes is back?
It's probably in your best interest if the Dolphins keep losing isn't it? Not that they're likely to mount any kind of playoff run with San Fran and two Pats games on the schedule or anything...
It's probably in your best interest if the Dolphins keep losing isn't it? Not that they're likely to mount any kind of playoff run with San Fran and two Pats games on the schedule or anything...
Sounds like the Steelers fans eyes are too big!
That ain't right.Steelers fans are spoiled. Super Bowl or bust!
You wouldn't know anything about that though.
CJ on TY
Titus not being here hes been a distraction the last few weeks whether it being him just not being fully prepared or not showing up to things when we have things on the schedule him not being there on time. Its just him not being a professional, put it like that. Pointblank, simple.
Honestly if we make the playoffs and we are healthy there is about a 95% chance we win the Superbowl.Steelers fans are spoiled. Super Bowl or bust!
You wouldn't know anything about that though.
Honestly if we make the playoffs and we are healthy there is about a 95% chance we win the Superbowl.
We will be a lowly 6th seed and the toughest game for us would probably be Houston. I am not sure we can match their atheleticism and physicality on both lines of the ball. If we are up to that then we have a much better qb and he will carry us to Lombardi no. 7. The Niners might be able to push us around, but there is no way they are getting to the SB. And everyone else is pussies who we can beat, especially as a 6th seed (which is worth its weight in gold!).
The hardest thing is going to actually make the playoffs. Ben's injury has exposed how dependent our offense is on him. We can beat anyone when he is healthy but we are somehow worse than the Browns when he is hurt (though the Browns somehow managed to make that win look bad by barely beating us despite 8 x-mas presents from our offense).
The Pats are not a balanced team. They can beat up on retarded teams like the Jets, but if they play a team with a good qb and a defense that can rush the qb and press their receivers they are going to lose 9 out of 10 times. Brady can't beat that kind of defense with his legs (always womenly) or even his arm anymore. And their defense only looks good against the Sanchez's of the world.It seems like a lot of people are overlooking the Pats this year. They have three losses but they've been by 1 point, 1 point, and 2 points, so it's not like anyone is blowing them out (plus it's been six weeks since their last loss). Yes, they lost to the Cardinals, and yes their schedule has been a bit soft, but I still wouldn't be the least bit surprised to see them back in the SB when all is said and done.
In all honesty that is a great plan because it made all Steelers fans ashamed like we have not been since probably 2009.All according to Shurmur's plan.
The Pats are not a balanced team. They can beat up on retarded teams like the Jets, but if they play a team with a good qb and a defense that can rush the qb and press their receivers they are going to lose 9 out of 10 times. Brady can't beat that kind of defense with his legs (always womenly) or even his arm anymore. And their defense only looks good against the Sanchez's of the world.
If the Steelers are healthy I honestly am not afraid of the Pats at all. Assuming the Texans try to score points I could see them tearing shit up as well. The Ravens could probably only beat then in Baltimore, but somehow they always find a way to keep the Pats in it and give the game away at the end. The Colts, Bungles, and Broncos all are good matchups for the Pats and I can see them beating any of those teams the majority of the time.
As always it depends on the health of your team and the matchups.
Also don't get cocking because your team runs up the scores and likes to style on shitty teams like the Jets. The Sanchez GIF properly explains why that game is not that impressive (remember you should have lost to that same team a month earlier).
Honestly if we make the playoffs and we are healthy there is about a 95% chance we win the Superbowl.
We will be a lowly 6th seed and the toughest game for us would probably be Houston. I am not sure we can match their atheleticism and physicality on both lines of the ball. If we are up to that then we have a much better qb and he will carry us to Lombardi no. 7. The Niners might be able to push us around, but there is no way they are getting to the SB. And everyone else is pussies who we can beat, especially as a 6th seed (which is worth its weight in gold!).
The hardest thing is going to actually make the playoffs. Ben's injury has exposed how dependent our offense is on him. We can beat anyone when he is healthy but we are somehow worse than the Browns when he is hurt (though the Browns somehow managed to make that win look bad by barely beating us despite 8 x-mas presents from our offense).
Also don't get cocking because your team runs up the scores and likes to style on shitty teams like the Jets. The Sanchez GIF properly explains why that game is not that impressive (remember you should have lost to that same team a month earlier).