acishere
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Its ESPN. They mention Draft Kings during a regular broadcast of SportsCenter more times than they mention the NHL all year.
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NFL 2015 Discussion Thread
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I love Jon Gruden. More so as a person than a commentator, but overall I really like him. He's a hard-nose football guy, and I love that. Doesn't hurt that he has Packers ties, either. But I think we can all agree that the worst commentators ever were NFL Network before their CBS deal.
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Just my opinion here... The 49rs and Vikings need a lot more practice before they play anybody else this season.
NYwdwfan
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I LOVED him as a coach. And totally respect his opinion. It's just annoying how he and Tirico talk independently of each other and don't really listen to what the other is saying.
Zweiland
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Thoughts for the Vikings game yesterday, after which I was way too tired to check in here:
-The mangled o-line is the root of almost all our problems. They can't pass block, they can't run block. We can't give up 5 sacks.
-Defense needs to actually tackle. Can't let Hyde run all over you like that.
-What was up with that play calling. Get AP the ball more. He had a couple decent plays, we need to capitalize on it.
-I don't think Teddy looked as bad as some people do. Then again, I didn't see the first quarter.
In conclusion, I think some of these problems can be fixed, but the o-line will stay bad and we just have to figure out how to work around it. I don't necessarily expect a win this Sunday, but I think improvement over the season is possible.
-The mangled o-line is the root of almost all our problems. They can't pass block, they can't run block. We can't give up 5 sacks.
-Defense needs to actually tackle. Can't let Hyde run all over you like that.
-What was up with that play calling. Get AP the ball more. He had a couple decent plays, we need to capitalize on it.
-I don't think Teddy looked as bad as some people do. Then again, I didn't see the first quarter.
In conclusion, I think some of these problems can be fixed, but the o-line will stay bad and we just have to figure out how to work around it. I don't necessarily expect a win this Sunday, but I think improvement over the season is possible.
NYwdwfan
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Funny thing is - I like Dilfer as an analyst on the radio. Last night I just wanted to mute him.
NYwdwfan
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For posterity (and the lurkers of the forum who are soooo interested in our expert opinions but can't see it on the ESPN site), here's the pick-em grid for Week 1:
At least I'm not alone in last.
acishere
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My waiver wire is a graveyard. Which stinks because I have to worry about TY Hilton and Delaine Walker now.
I have Mike Evans and Delanie Walker to worry about. I did fine without them last week, but my players' matchups this week aren't as good as they were last week. It will definitely be a much closer matchup than my 50 point margin of victory last week.
acishere
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I didn't buy the AP hype. I just didn't trust SF after thay cleared house in the off season.
The first pick of our draft was AP. The owner was a Vikings fan, go figure. Of course, if I would have gotten the first pick I probably would have gone for Eddie Lacy.
acishere
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AP was listed as one of the top 3 fantasy picks by most leagues. He went 2nd in mine.
I drafted him last season though and after getting left in a lurch like that, I have no desire to draft him again. I'm petty like that.