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Yeah put him in the Hall. Bobby Wagner's still better tho
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Officers arrived at Brown's home Tuesday after receiving a report that he and his trainer, Glen Holt, allegedly attacked someone, according to the Hollywood Police Department. Holt was arrested and charged with burglary with battery in connection to the incident.
Authorities were unable to make contact Brown and are calling this an ongoing criminal investigation.
Brown has had a number of incidents with police in recent months that led the Hollywood Police Department to remove the former player from their Athletic League.
The Hollywood Police Department said it visited Brown's residence on Dec 14 related to a non-violent domestic disturbance call in which Brown treated officers "with disrespect and disdain." Chelsie Kyriss, the mother of three children with Brown, told police that she had an argument with Brown and was attempting to gain access to her belongings in the house.
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The team that scores less than the other will win? Ohhh
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I predict that the winner of the super bowl will score more points than the other team. Beat that PhillElliot.
little bitch
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I've never seen a meltdown this lit before lol
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If that's the case lets do the Bosa brothers.
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Not to mention the collective IQ of that fan base constantly sniffing they own farts and crying soooo hard every time Russell Wilson or the Seahawks are even brought up in conversation. The players on the team are bleeding out the ears by all the distractive bitching you people do about the fail mary and how bad officiating is somehow our fault. If yall wanted to win that game you should have put some points on the board and not let a rookie QB hang around like he did to you. Blame yourselves.
Welcome to the NFL LeFlur. This shit is EARNED and not just handed to you. That bread and butter shit don't work on us you gotta rise up to what we are. Single team Clowney and watch your washed up hasbeen QB get CLOWNT on bitch.
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Lol @ these predictions people thinking we have no shot at all. Aaron Rodgers sucked butt this year he was carried by Aaron Jones and his defense. Dude is old and a vegan now and doesn't talk to his own family members. They couldn't do any better than Jimmy Graham at TE who couldn't catch a cold in Siberia. ZOMG ITS GUNNA SNO N LAMBEAU FIELD SEAHAWKS CANT HANDLE THAT. All these bogus remarks. Does it really matter that Seattle hasn't won a game at Lambeau recently? You make it sound as if all those teams of the past have all the same players on them. There's like 4 of our guys that were on the roster the last time we played in Lambeau and like 5 on the Packers.
People that can't debate sports with relevant and intelligient factual information should have their fingers and lips chopped off so their bullshit opinions can't contaminate and waste the bandwidth.
Good thing it's gunna be frigid out so you people can ice up right as you're getting your bitch asses smoked
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Maybe just try to start writing down a bunch of those things he loves and figuring out which of them could apply to a diet and build a similar love/lust for looking better?
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Before I post the stats, I wanted to see if there's a decent place to find the statisctic of QB pressures / hurried passes? In my opinion, people place too much emphasis on the sack statistic while overlooking the fact that there have been defensive players that have been very disruptive and have had A LOT to do with their defense giving up less points thanks to getting in the fact of the quarterback, despite not racking up a bunch of sacks. People have made the case that Clowney is complete garbage despite only having a few sacks, even though he made life miserable for several QBs this year, for example.
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my post was sarcastic for laughs thanatos you dumb fuckin fuckbag
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MERRIEST OF CHRISTMASES
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That, and it having been his third team that he's failed with, along with him not producing much when he does play. If there's nothing making the risk even worth it then the risk won't be taken on him.
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Ravens Saints for sure now. Please give us the matchup we deserve
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Man, the tables have really turned more than I anticipated they would. Has to be the Ravens unanimously at this point, no? The Patriots have allowed the fewest amount of points in the league by a pretty large margin. That's the one thing keeping them alive in this. This is the most vulnerable Patriots offensive line I've seen yet. Everyone keeps pointing to the fact that there's no Gronk, or any big receivers, for that matter. While that might be true, I don't think that would really matter as much if the O-line play would be up to par with where its been over the last 20 years.
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Alright, Lamar wins. 5 TD passes last night, broke Vick's rushing record, 11th win through 13th week. That's just nuts. Crown his ass.
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I'm obviously a big adventure junkie hiking and roadtrip wise as this stuff is within a 3 hour drive from Seattle. I love the visual story telling aspect of adventures as well. People have been mentioning I should do this for awhile and this year I finally got around to it. I've noticed nowadays calendars are typically about $25 in the stores. Since this service only charges 9.99 I figured I'd price them at 12.99 so you're still beating the storebought ones after the shipping fee gets added on. Figured someone here might need an easy Christmas gift solution for someone, and every household needs at least a couple of calendars.
^ Link to the product.
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Since when is 2 hours or 3 hours a long trip? Especially when you pitch the tent and enjoy the starry night skies and don't drive back home right away.
Super Bowl LIV (54) - San Francisco 49ers vs Kansas City Chiefs @Miami - Official Thread
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San Francisco 49ers
(15-3) vs Kansas City Chiefs 
(14-4)
When: Sunday, Feb. 2 at 6:30 p.m. ET on Fox
Where: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida | Tickets
Vegas line: KC -1.5 (O/U 52.5)
ESPN's Football Power Index: KC, 64.8% (by 5.0 points)
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Here's some early advice on Super Bowl LIV: Prepare for a lot of red. TheKansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers advanced Sunday out of their respective conferences, gifting us the NFL's first Super Bowl matchup of teams that employ red as their primary color. (Let it also serve as a reminder that no fact is too minor during Super Bowl hype week.)
A more meaningful fact? It's just the second Super Bowl ever between a team that led its conference in rushing yards and one that led in passing yards (Super Bowl VI was the other). The 49ers rushed for 2,305 yards, and the Chiefs gained 4,498 through the air this season.
San Francisco 49ers
Reason for hope: The 49ers have been in just about every type of game imaginable this season, winning blowouts and nail-biters along the way. But they've never been on the wrong end of a blowout. Even when they aren't at the top of their game, these 49ers find a way to be in it until the final seconds. With an explosive offense, suffocating defense and solid special teams, the Niners play complementary football as well as any team in the league and are unafraid of the big stage despite their relative youth.-- Nick Wagoner
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Reason for concern: There simply aren't many weaknesses on this team -- but there are a few matchups that have been exploited at times. Offenses that have the ability to attack the side of the field opposite cornerbackRichard Sherman have been a challenge at times, and teams with mobile quarterbacks have given the defense fits, too. (Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes had 53 rushing yards in each of his postseason games this year.) -- Wagoner
The 49ers win if ... they continue to do what they've done most of the year: control the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. That allows the pass-rush to create havoc for Mahomes, and the running game -- led by Raheem Mostert -- to dictate the tempo and set up explosive pass plays for quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo. -- Wagoner
Kansas City Chiefs
Reason for hope: The Chiefs have reason to believe they'll win in every game they're quarterbacked by Mahomes. They're 27-8 with him as their starting quarterback. The eight losses are by a total of 36 points, and Mahomes as a starter has never lost a game by more than seven points. -- Adam Teicher
Reason for concern: For a team with as many great offensive skill players as the Chiefs have, they struggle at times in the red zone. They scored a TD on just 54% of their trips inside the opponents' 20 during the regular season. A failure to finish drives in the Super Bowl would most likely prove costly. -- Teicher
The Chiefs win if ... they rely on Mahomes to carry them. He hasn't let the Chiefs down yet. If the Chiefs play to his many strengths, they'll claim their first Lombardi trophy in 50 years. -- Teicher
Stat to know
Mahomes has been the Chiefs' leading rusher in both 2019 playoff games. There will be plenty of time to celebrate and project Mahomes' passing performance, but his ability to convert first downs and touchdowns via the run has made the Chiefs' offense nearly unstoppable. He is the fourth quarterback in NFL history to rush for at least 50 yards in consecutive playoff games. -- Seifert
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Does the Chiefs' defense have one more big game in it?
At this point, it's fair to assume Mahomes and this Chiefs offense are capable of spectacular things, even against the 49ers' fearsome defense. But can Steve Spagnuolo's group, which held NFL rushing leader Derrick Henryto 69 yards in the AFC Championship Game, find an answer to the 49ers' multidimensional run game?
San Francisco tore apart Green Bay on the ground Sunday. If the Chiefs are to deliver Andy Reid his first Super Bowl title, they'll have to find a way to keep the 49ers from controlling the game on the ground and force Garoppolo to try to beat them with his arm. -- Dan Graziano
Is the 49ers' defense good enough to stop -- or at least limit -- Mahomes?
San Francisco took away Dalvin Cook and the Vikings' run game in the divisional round. It neutralized Aaron Rodgers and the Packers' passing game in the NFC Championship Game. San Francisco's defense is loaded up front with first-round picks playing at a high level. Nick Bosa might be one of the few edge rushers in the league who can run down Mahomes from behind when he scrambles.
But can the Niners' front continue its smothering ways against the 2018 NFL MVP and the blistering speed of the Chiefs' offense? It will be the toughest test to date. -- Graziano
X factor: Raheem Mostert
It might seem odd to classify the 49ers' running back in this category after his outrageous performance in the NFC Championship Game. But the 49ers are in the Super Bowl for two reasons: their dominant defensive front and their NFC-best running game. Unless veteran tailback Tevin Coleman can return from what looked like a serious arm injury, Mostert will take the lead role in an area of the game that is critically important to the 49ers' success. -- Seifert