Jerry Rice: If Patriots win Super Bowl, you should put an asterisk on it
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cbssports.comPosted Jan 27, 2015, 1:00 PM UTC
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cbssports.comI can't wait until we can put all this shit behind us and just get pumped for next season.
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Fully pumped?
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I'm fully pumped and fully torqued.
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I'm fully torqued and fully pumped.
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Assuming the Patriots are found to be guilty, then I find this to be a perfectly reasonable opinion as long as Rice agrees that his championships with the Niners are also deserving of asterisks. After all, his Niners were investigated for multiple salary cap violations and even convicted on one occasion. That's not to mention Bill Parcells' claim that the Niners interrupted sideline communication during the scripted portion of their games against the Giants.
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Did you know Jeremy Clarkson's parents made the original paddington bear?
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Saying that there was no evidence or even a casual claim they did anything wrong?
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Yay, more of this...
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When will the Colts sub go back to being about the Colts?
When r/NFL allows people to talk about NFL stuff
What do you mean? Still looks like NFL stuff, it's just focused on the upcoming SB, the ball drama, and the two teams going to the SB. With smatterings of other news like coaching changes.
It's pretty much a patriot circle jerk right now.
Deflategate is one of the main topics on r/NFL but both sides of it have their respective "circle jerks" going pretty strong. I'm not seeing one side having a bigger influence over the threads than another.
There's very little inbetween.
EDIT: I get the impression this is quite a polarizing thing to say, based on how much I've seen this comment go above and below 0. Which kind of proves my point.
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r/NFL ...... Where is is ok to discuss the NFL as long as it doesn't have anything to do with the team possibly cheating in a Championship game.
or as long as you don't mention the words Colts/Broncos.
I was under the impression stuff like this article wasn't allowed.
It isn't.
There's a definite Patriot defense squad going on. Lots of posts, comment threads, etc are getting down voted to hidden pretty quick.
A fanbase being overly defensive is quite a bit different than the claim that r/NFL isn't about NFL stuff.
RUN AWAY BEFORE YOU GET KILLED MAN!
Anything negative about the Pats is being suppressed. Not by the mods, it's the ridiculous amount of Pats fan.