NFL 2015-2016

[micfranklin]

At the moment, Adrian Peterson is roughly 90% of their offense since he always carried them but honestly Bridgewater did fairly well with the team he was given and without AP for almost all of the season. But now that he's back, coupled with an improving QB I'd say the Vikings will go 9-7 at the very best this year.

[Philly]

[micfranklin]

YAY, football is back more or less. Anyway from what I saw the Ravens looked fresh last night, at least the first team and some backups. Others need work and need to get off IR.

[NAB]

Preseason is such a beating, it's like drinking N/A beer. Too many of these pointless games, although, I know the owners would rather make it a 18 game season and remove two preseason ones. I think that's too many for this sport. True story, Season Ticket holders pay full price for their regular season tickets. They should be a 1/3 the price based on the product.

[Philly]

Eh. While it's just another cash grab by the owners, I don't care. You can sell your preseason tickets for 50% of face value and then you still have your 8 regular season home games for way less than what they go for on the secondary market, and any of those you can't attend you can make a f**k killing on stubhub. I know a guy who has season tickets that goes to 4 games every year. With the profit he makes selling the other 4 tickets online, he gets his money back for the entire season. 4 free games per year essentially, meanwhile I will be eligible for AARP by the time I get my season tickets and the shittiest of seats will cost me over 100 per ticket for one game. Of course, if the Eagles have a crash and burn season he probably doesn't make quite as much.

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[Philly]

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[Philly]

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