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anotherorphan
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injury rate is an important factor of course, but not the only one. players and teams have to make adjustments to how they play on a short week. these adjustments are an intangible, yet may impact the situation greatly. all i'm saying is, don't just look at the injury rates and say, nah thursday is fine. just the eye test alone on thursday games warrants those games a closer look. the games traditionally lack the overall skill level, we've all seen it, some players just don't look as sharp. perhaps they are guarding against injury or a previous lingering injury more, which then may ironically be more dangerous at times, especially when other players are playing full speed ahead. many factors about the short week need to be considered.
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anthem, happy version
new drinking game: drink whenever any announcer says "we talked about it earlier..."
it's great to see the military finally get some recognition at a football game
not far enough. NOT FAR ENOUGH
the most entertaining part is trying to figure out who Al Michaels bet on. he's the best
they get hired by people who have spent their whole lives just covering their own ass. "don't blame me, he worked with BB." they don't look at the details when they can just drag that old line out. it's just the same old bullshit corporate mentality
bears should take a qb. they won't, because bears