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[TheLondonLion]

Uh they do. From youth football it is called leverage. Your coach Marinelli thought it was everything. He, and others, call it pad level.

How’s this for leverage?

https://twitter.com/alex_kozora/status/1336421618361356288?s=21

85 getting it done.

[chemiclord]

Uh they do. From youth football it is called leverage. Your coach Marinelli thought it was everything. He, and others, call it pad level.

Pad level... and a pretty sly trip.

[Futureshock]

How’s this for leverage?

https://twitter.com/alex_kozora/status/1336421618361356288?s=21

85 getting it done.

Ahhhh yesss! The ole matador blocking technique! A Lions' original

[Mainevent]

Ha, relying on Ebron to block Chase Young. That's some Lions level shit right there.

[Cody_Russell]

Ok this one is funny....

[chemiclord]

When did Sean McVay become a coaching genius again?

His only real contribution to the NFL so far has been to put a jugs machine behind center and tell it exactly what to do.

[unknown lions fan]

Lamar Jackson ran off the field with cramps in the MNF game, and then came back to lead his team to victory.

When asked if his issues were related to his guts, he replied "no, I didn't pull a Paul Pierce."

lol

[Futureshock]

Ha, relying on Ebron to block Chase Young. That's some Lions level shit right there.

Relying on an ex-DL to block anyone is too. On one play the guy just slightly pushed the DE as he was on his way of crushing MS.

[Futureshock]

Lamar Jackson ran off the field with cramps in the MNF game, and then came back to lead his team to victory.

When asked if his issues were related to his guts, he replied "no, I didn't pull a Paul Pierce."

lol

[Futureshock]

When did Sean McVay become a coaching genius again?

His only real contribution to the NFL so far has been to put a jugs machine behind center and tell it exactly what to do.

I'd take him for the Lions

[Futureshock]

Go get em!


Yannick Ngakoue: I had my time with Jags, going to treat Sunday like another game

Posted by Josh Alper on December 17, 2020, 12:47 PM EST

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Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew said this week that he thinks Ravens defensive end Yannick Ngakoue is “going to be out for blood” in his first game against Jacksonville since he was traded in the offseason.

That trade sent him to the Vikings and Ngakoue wouldn’t have had a chance to face his first NFL team if not for a midseason trade that sent him to the Ravens. While Minshew thinks that opportunity will get something extra out of Ngakoue, the defensive end insists that he’ll be treating it like any other game.

“At the end of the day, I had my time with Jacksonville and that’s not a secret. I’m just going to treat it like another game, another Sunday,” Ngakoue said, via Jeff Zrebiec of TheAthletic.com.

Ngakoue had five sacks in six games with the Vikings and has added one more in his seven games with the Ravens. Adding to that total would be a good way to help his new team improve their playoff odds by beating his old one.

[edindetroit]

LOL!

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[dpatnod]

We could rule that division.

[edindetroit]

The best possible record is 8-8 for Washington. I hope they don't get it, I want to see a sub 500 playoff team.

[Cody_Russell]

When did Sean McVay become a coaching genius again?

His only real contribution to the NFL so far has been to put a jugs machine behind center and tell it exactly what to do.

Jets are currently leading the Rams 20-3 (we’ll see if the lead holds).
But for now, touché.

Jaguars would have the #1 overall pick if the Jets win today. Ultimately f*** up win to potentially lose out on Trevor Lawrence.