Enfin après reste l'intensité à avoir sur tout le match, on verra bien. C'est quand même le pire SB possible, le cancer contre le Sida, obliger de soutenir Seattle pour pas que Tom fils de pute Brady deviennent le plus grand qB de tous les temps Je serais juste content pour Lynch parce qu'il le mérite vu comment le mec se tue et porte son équipe.

Si qqn peut dire aux illuminés à la kouachi que le numéro 86 de GB (je connais même pas son nom à ce fdp) était dans les hautes sphères de Charlie hebdo
J'espère qu'avec notre 30eme pick, on va pouvoir prendre qqc qui s'apparente à du mental ou un truc similaire...
J'en place j'en quand même pour les choix offensifs de notre dernier drive, on perd 6 yds en deux tentatives à la course , mais n'essayons pas d'attaquer à la passe.
Va falloir aussi se débarrasser de cet encule de Hawk (après coup, ce nom dans un match pareil ) qui comprenait pas pourquoi il ne jouait plus. T'en es réduit aux équipes spéciales comme un vulgaire rookie et même ça tu te fais bolosser

C'est quand même le pire SB possible, le cancer contre le Sida, obliger de soutenir Seattle pour pas que Tom fils de pute Brady deviennent le plus grand qB de tous les temps

C'est quoi le souci avec Seattle d'ailleurs ?

M'enfin ? Pourquoi tant de haine ? Je savais qu'il ne laissait pas indifférent dans un sens comme dans l'autre mais tout de même... Et donc vraie question, pourquoi ?

Sinon faudra penser à réviser vos fins de matchs avant de jouer contre nous la prochaine fois

Je cherche toujours à comprendre pourquoi le joueur des Packers n'a pas remonté la balle plus loin sur la 4ème interception.

C'est incompréhensible.

Pareil, le mec intercepte avec (au moins) un coéquipier pour bloquer et avancer un maximum sur le terrain et il fout le genou à terre direct.

Avec 5 minutes à jouer.

L'impression que Green Bay est totalement sorti du match à ce moment là.

Il voulait sûrement sécuriser l'interception et ne pas risquer un fumble sur sa remontée.

Sinon on en sait un peu plus sur les blessures d'Earl Thomas et Sherman?

Ouais, Sherman a soulevé 200 kilos de fonte ce matin avec son bras gauche pété. Il aurait mangé des petits corayas de Seattle toute la nuit pour se remettre.

Jets - Dolphins officiellement en vente : http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/event/37004D97D6849917

OP mais je matte depuis le début/milieu d'aprem et soit ca déconne soit c'est sold out Il en reste pour Chiefs / Lions par contre

Et Tchoune qui tape tranquille l'incruste sur la pelouse...

GRONK GRONK GRONK
La #TeamLondon approuve.

Une question sur le onside kick.
Si personne de GB touche la balle, il se passe quoi? Ça reste un kick normal non?

+1 avec Dim, pire Superbowl
Mais bon ça vaudra le coup au moins pour découvrir la nouvelle enculerie de Bill... Déjà que les Pats sont accusés d'avoir dégonflé les ballons hier

Pareil.
Mais go Pats.

Bon ça se dessine fortement à ATL : Dan Quinn HC, Kyle Shanahan OC et un assistant défensif des Seahawks en DC (Ken Norton Jr serait cool)

Pareil.
Mais go Pats.

Bon ça se dessine fortement à ATL : Dan Quinn HC, Kyle Shanahan OC et un assistant défensif des Seahawks en DC (Ken Norton Jr serait cool)

Michael Bennett's personality has helped make him a fan favorite.


Here are a few gems from his past two seasons as a Seahawk:

On his preparation:
"Doing exactly the same exact thing we always do: not having sex on Wednesdays, watching Homeland, just chilling."

On getting a playoff bye:
"It's always good when you're on top." (long pause) "Even when you're at home with the ladies."

On the impact of his sack dance:
"Most important sack dance in history, because I helped the baby boom in Seattle."

On his beard:
"I think every wise person had a beard - Moses, Caesar, Genghis Khan - I'm not saying he was wise, he was a good leader - I was just like, 'Hey when I get a chance, I'm going to grow me a beard."

On beating Green Bay in Week 1:
"I saw supposedly some of the best players in the league not want to tackle Marshawn Lynch. Of course, nobody's going to say nothing about that, but I saw a lot of guys whiff on tackles that should have been two-yard gains, and they're supposed to be the best. We had to prove that we're the best defense."

On his Twitter handle @Mosesbread72
"I like Moses' beard, and I like bread. So it's @mosesbread72."

On his friends in the NFL:
"Just Benjamin and Franklin."

On pretending to be Russell Wilson to get a table at a restaurant:
"But they told me they were all booked up. I called them back a few minutes later. I said, 'Hey, this is Russell Wilson. I'll be attending your restaurant today. Do you have any tables?'

And she was like, 'Yes! We can make a table for you! You were 22-for-30 the other night, 130 quarterback rating!' She knew every stat.

I got to the restaurant with my wife and kids, I said, 'Oh, thank you. I'm Russell Wilson.' She was like, 'Good joke.' I said, 'Gotcha.' "

She took me to the table and they had it roped off. They had sparkling water and everything."


On going to the White House:
"I was really trying to get the taxes lower, but that didn't work. It was neat to meet Obama too. I didn't get to teach him the sack dance, but he did want to play me in basketball."

On having 3 daughters:
"I just bought a shotgun."

On his young daughter saying that Russell Wilson was her favorite player:
"What?! See, I've got to take her TV away. See if Russell Wilson will buy her a TV."

Answering a question from Seattle radio host Dave "Softy" Mahler about playing against Packers RB Eddie Lacy:
"Yeah, Eddie Lacy is kind of built like you, man. He’s slightly...slightly a bit...a bit overweight."

On Saints TE Jimmy Graham who got into a skirmish before the Saints' loss in the playoffs to the Seahawks in January 2014, and why Graham was ineffective:
"Because he’s overrated. If he doesn’t get a chance to get the ball, that’s all he can really do — he doesn’t help in the blocking game — so I think he’s overrated and I’m not scared to say that on TV."

Answering a gray-haired reporter who asked about the effect 34-year-old veteran DT Kevin Williams had on Seattle’s defensive line.
"He probably feels like you when you’re around all these young journalists."

On Peyton Manning's speed:
"You see Peyton Manning. My sister could probably beat him in the (40-yard-dash)."

On how popular the Seahawks are in Seattle:
"Russell Wilson got pulled over and the cop got a ticket."

On beating the Mark Sanchez led Eagles:
"You need to tell the Philadelphia police that they need to put an [APB] out...Because Sanchez is out there trying to impersonate a good quarterback."

On the Patrick Peterson vs. Richard Sherman debate (interrupting a Sherman interview after the Seahawks defeated Peterson's Cardinals):
"Patrick Peterson? We talking Richard Sherman!"

On the Hawks' similarities to the Carolina Panthers:
"It's so much alike, man. It's like you look at a girl who looks like you, and you find out it's your cousin, so you can't go on a date with her even though you'd like to, because she looks like you," Bennett said. "But then you see her friend, and her friend's really hot, and you're like, 'That's not my cousin,' so it's good."

Vous savez que je kiffe les freres Bennett:


plus http://www.fieldgulls.com/2015/1/19/785532...greatest-quotes

Trop de fan des Jets