Brady out 4 games
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MIke R
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Yet you accuse every other team of cheating....
Oh, and here in the 'Burgh, we're not jealous of the Patriots
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ETA: I couldn't care less about deflategate but this thread is cracking me up otherwise.
I have accused no one of cheating.....I've repeated what has been reported by the NFL all season long.....and the list of infractions are there....from warm footballs to artificial noise to scuffed game balls....not coming from me....I m just a game viewer .....so take your comments to them not me
and yes this thread has been a hoot and I sure hope Fred appreciates me taking some heat from the peanut gallery for him for a while :eagerness:
pretty dead in the shops this time of year .....perfect timing
MIke R
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He s a cheater too...not at Jeopardy but at pro football......overinflates his game balls and hopes the refs don't catch it....
By his own admission as told to Phil Simms
he should be suspended
Packers QB earns $50K donation to MACC Fund
Packers QB Aaron Rodgers emerged victorious on his Celebrity Jeopardy! appearance on Tuesday, earning a $50,000 donation to his charity of choice, the MACC Fund (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer).
Rodgers bested "Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary and retired astronaut Mark Kelly in the episode that was taped in March and aired nationwide on Tuesday.
Rodgers had the lead after the first two rounds and won when all three players missed the "Final Jeopardy!" question. It had a Wisconsin angle, asking for the names of two businessmen who were shown sitting in motorcycles with sidecars. The correct response was, "Who are Harley and Davidson?" Harley-Davidson is based in Milwaukee.
Some of the questions Rodgers answered correctly included ones with Bible references and others about the TV sitcom "Cheers" and the movie "The Princess Bride," which is his favorite film.
By his own admission as told to Phil Simms
he should be suspended
NEWS
Aaron Rodgers wins on Celebrity Jeopardy!
Packers QB earns $50K donation to MACC Fund
Packers QB Aaron Rodgers emerged victorious on his Celebrity Jeopardy! appearance on Tuesday, earning a $50,000 donation to his charity of choice, the MACC Fund (Midwest Athletes Against Childhood Cancer).
Rodgers bested "Shark Tank" star Kevin O'Leary and retired astronaut Mark Kelly in the episode that was taped in March and aired nationwide on Tuesday.
Rodgers had the lead after the first two rounds and won when all three players missed the "Final Jeopardy!" question. It had a Wisconsin angle, asking for the names of two businessmen who were shown sitting in motorcycles with sidecars. The correct response was, "Who are Harley and Davidson?" Harley-Davidson is based in Milwaukee.
Some of the questions Rodgers answered correctly included ones with Bible references and others about the TV sitcom "Cheers" and the movie "The Princess Bride," which is his favorite film.
marybeth
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MIke R
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I'm saying it ( here comes the important part) because the NFL has reported it....
they have accused....I'm just reiterating it
why is that so hard to understand ?
every team over time in the NFL has Been cited for PEDs...rule infractions .....etc....as reported by the NFL
the consequences however have been all over the map in scope and depth
hence.....they all cheat
