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Fact Finder wrote:The Eagles have reached an agreement in principle with quarterback Tim Tebow, according to multiple media reports
Jay Glazer of Fox Sports, who first reported the news, said that Tebow will be in Philadelphia Monday to sign the contract. Glazer also reported that the Eagles are convinced he has improved since the last time he was in the NFL after spending time with his quarterback coach Tom House.
mikemarrs wrote:The Steelers will face the NFL’s toughest schedule this season based on the 2014 record of their upcoming opponents (147-107-2, a winning percentage of .578). If last season’s performance is any indication, a tough schedule won’t be an issue. Pittsburgh went 6-1 against teams to finish the 2014 season with a winning record, the best mark against winning teams in the NFL.
YoungJRNYfan wrote:mikemarrs wrote:The Steelers will face the NFL’s toughest schedule this season based on the 2014 record of their upcoming opponents (147-107-2, a winning percentage of .578). If last season’s performance is any indication, a tough schedule won’t be an issue. Pittsburgh went 6-1 against teams to finish the 2014 season with a winning record, the best mark against winning teams in the NFL.
This bodes well for my favorite team. I have no question we can beat the good teams. It's the shitty teams for who we've struggled with over the last 2 years and I can't find out why that is. With the addition of Haley and with LeBeau obliviously coaching into a corner of paranoia, to me, the Steelers have looked tighter than their usual selves during their recent span. I think now they've found their identity on offense and will play much more loose. Even with the daunting numbers they've put up last season, it was still all in the second half of the season where it all clicked. The Steelers offense should finally have it all together under Haley the moment the season starts.
The defense terrifies me.
Steelers @ Patriots is an AWESOME Week 1 matchup. I think they matchup really well together.
mikemarrs wrote:PITTSBURGH STEELERS
Sept. 10 at New England, 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 20 San Francisco, noon
Sept. 27 at St. Louis, noon
Oct. 1 Baltimore, 7:25 p.m.
Oct. 12 at San Diego, 7:30 p.m.
Oct. 18 Arizona, noon
Oct. 25 at Kansas City, noon
Nov. 1 Cincinnati, noon
Nov. 8 Oakland, noon
Nov. 15 Cleveland, noon
Nov. 22 bye
Nov. 29 at Seattle, 3:25 p.m.
Dec. 6 Indianapolis-x, 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 13 at Cincinnati, noon
Dec. 20 Denver, 3:25 p.m.
Dec. 27 at Baltimore-x, 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 3 at Cleveland, noon
Yeah starting at the end of November it gets rough with Seattle on the road,Indy and Andrew Luck,a divisional road game at Cincy,Peyton Manning comes to town then off to play Baltimore thats a rough stretch of games. Those last games will be crucial if they hope to make the postseason.
YoungJRNYfan wrote:I couldn't think of who Jameis Winson reminded me of regarding his skill-set and his reflections of his skill-set and all of that but I finally nailed it in my head. His style and the way he presents himself reminds me of Byron Leftwhich.
He made a shiload of mistakes in college. He's a gamer, but at the NFL level, I think all of that stuff irons out and teams exploit your weakness more times than not, which is why I think Mariota will be much more successful in his career if he goes to the right place. Not sure what Jameis Winson has over a Josh Freeman type. He's going to wash out if he doesn't take care of the football like he did in college regardless of his comebacks or competitive nature.
The question is, is Mariota just a fad quarterback? Can he learn a pro-style offense and last in the league if it goes away from the spread anytime soon. Winston is the prototypical pro pocket passer, but I don't think he's as good as some think.
Jonny B wrote:What a surprisingly dull and drama-free first round. Blech.
I loved that my Jets got the best overall player on the board in Leonard Williams. An already scary front four could potentially be one of the best in Football next year.
YoungJRNYfan wrote:Jonny B wrote:What a surprisingly dull and drama-free first round. Blech.
I loved that my Jets got the best overall player on the board in Leonard Williams. An already scary front four could potentially be one of the best in Football next year.
The draft-drama depended on what the Titans were going to do with #2. All the drama turned out to be pre-draft media hype because like I expected, the Titans decided to stay put and draft Mariota. It doesn't come by often that you're sitting at #2 in a 2 QB draft and without a face-fitting franchise QB.
It was a no-brainer for Tennessee but the media was all focused on the Eagles, Browns and Bears moving up that they forgot that maybe the Titans were never going to deal anyway and that they held all the power. Mariota was their guy all along and probably just took calls to hear teams out.
It seems after Tennessee took Mariota, the draft FLEW by with teams only taking a few minutes to announce their pick was in. This draft is deep enough to where teams had 3 to maybe 4 guys on their board rated high to go for their #1 regardless of what teams did in front of them.
This class is deep. Second and third rounds are going to be full of great players. The potential of this draft excites.
Jonny B wrote:What a surprisingly dull and drama-free first round. Blech.
I loved that my Jets got the best overall player on the board in Leonard Williams. An already scary front four could potentially be one of the best in Football next year.
mikemarrs wrote:Jonny B wrote:What a surprisingly dull and drama-free first round. Blech.
I loved that my Jets got the best overall player on the board in Leonard Williams. An already scary front four could potentially be one of the best in Football next year.
Gonna have a killer Jets defense with Williams. They also got RB Zac Stacy in a trade with St. Louis. Gonna be much better in '15.
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