outofplace
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Sometimes, the people who can't get the NFL Network are truly blessed.
Of course, Gumble thought it looked like an ankle injury.The Good Doctor said:Grossman down. Grossman out. Knee folded the wrong way, apparently.
I'll say one thing in favor of the NFL Network, there are less commercials. After a punt there's usually a few minutes of commercials, but last night they went straight from a punt to 1st down.mustardbased said:Remember, to see more exciting NFL action like the game you're watching, call your cable company and demand NFL Network.
I noticed that too. I had started to check out a few times only to realize the offense was lined up and ready to snap the ball.heyabbott said:I'll say one thing in favor of the NFL Network, there are less commercials. After a punt there's usually a few minutes of commercials, but last night they went straight from a punt to 1st down.mustardbased said:Remember, to see more exciting NFL action like the game you're watching, call your cable company and demand NFL Network.
ondeadline said:I've heard more excited librarians.
Actually I think the game had the same amount of commercial breaks as any other game. In the final minute of a period, because there's a break coming up, they'll go straight from punt to the next series. But I noticed on numerous occasions that dreaded flip after a long drive of score, commercial, kickoff, commercial. Plus they had X amount of injuries and replay challenges that gave them commercial breaks. They got in the same amount of commercials.heyabbott said:I'll say one thing in favor of the NFL Network, there are less commercials. After a punt there's usually a few minutes of commercials, but last night they went straight from a punt to 1st down.mustardbased said:Remember, to see more exciting NFL action like the game you're watching, call your cable company and demand NFL Network.
Fellow starting cornerback Fred Smoot was forced from Thursday’s game with a severe stomach illness (as was tailback Clinton Portis) — but he too returned. The secondary has been wounded in recent weeks, and the Redskins (6-7) expect to face lots of downfield challenges in the final three games as they try to force their way into the postseason.
Barsuk said:Prepare for the frogs falling from the sky: <a href=http://tinyurl.com/2672r9>Brock Berlin will start at QB for the Rams on Sunday.</a>
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