Preliminary Injunction Granted **merged**

[Texas_Pete]

This is big time:

 

[Alexander]

You cannot tell me that this gif does not serve your mood right now.

Yes, I have posted this before.

And yes, it is a shameless post intended to attract likes.

But I am going crazy in my Cheerios jacket right now as well.

 

[Melonfeud]

What's that turd squeezer saying,,, or am I just supposed to interpret body language?

 

[Corso]

You cannot tell me that this gif does not serve your mood right now.

Yes, I have posted this before.

And yes, it is a shameless post intended to attract likes.

But I am going crazy in my Cheerios jacket right now as well.

I'd be off hours ago, if not for all of this magnificent entertainment.
This is... FUN!
I'm going to go eat some cereal now...

 

[Roadtrip635]

Sunday night's game will have huge ratings and how much of the truth will be allowed to be revealed on air about why Zeke will be allowed to play this season?
The league had no qualms about yelling "DV" in a crowded theater, will they be as willing to yell "corruption"? ........Yeah, that's what I thought.

 

[Texas_Pete]

 

[BigD16]

Oh snap!

 

[Plankton]

I know that it doesn't necessarily fit here, but this imagery made me laugh, and it involves Mara.

 

[CowboyStar88]

Ouch....

 

[Roadtrip635]

 

[CowboyStar88]

I know that it doesn't necessarily fit here, but this imagery made me laugh, and it involves Mara.

Did they not get along? That's cold, and that stare and turn yikes. It's like TC was giving him the *** off, and get outta my way.

 

[NeonNinja]

This is big time:

Yeah. Backs NFLPA conspiracy charge.

 

[plymkr]

Get ready for a ton of penalties against us in the game. NFL will see to it.

Yep, we're going to get called for 12 men in the huddle during halftime. We'll get excessive celebration penalties for handing the ball to the ref.

 

[CowboyStar88]

Yeah. Backs NFLPA conspiracy charge.

@FuzzyLumpkins who were we debating this with? Obviously that "conspiracy" theory that poster was so hung up on was backed by the judge... Yikes

 

[Don Corleone]

All this means is that Elliott can't be suspended until the lawsuit is concluded it is very similar to what happened with the Brady case and does not mean it's close to Victory Elliot could easily be suspended later in the year or next year Goodale never gave up in The Brady case and I doubt he will in this case so even if Elliott wins the lawsuit they could keep going

Ah pooh!!!!

 

[CowboyStar88]

Yep, we're going to get called for 12 men in the huddle during halftime. We'll get excessive celebration penalties for handing the ball to the ref.

More like personal foul for "touching" the ref. The ball is an extension of a players hands. It's a new rule, but only on Sunday night.

 

[Don Corleone]

I must have missed the reasoning on this. Why did Henderson order Kia Roberts to testify in the appeals hearing? What did Kessler do to get Henderson to allow her to testify?

The angle was "new evidence" which is what Roberts provided.

 

[plymkr]

More like personal foul for "touching" the ref. The ball is an extension of a players hands. It's a new rule, but only on Sunday night.

Lol, exactly

 

[Yakuza Rich]

That is what I don't understand about people's impressions of journalists.

Sorry, that cub reporter with the pencil behind his ear is not what it takes to survive in that profession in today's world.

You would think that fact is self evident with all of the layoffs and firings you have seen at ESPN and elsewhere.

But you still the person bitterly complaining that journalists don't report enough "facts".

As you indicated, they are "******". Information and attention ******.

I get it and I rarely get upset anymore like I used to.

The media is built on a false pretense these days.

There's a reason why people like myself have a general disdain for the media but rarely say anything about the TMZ and the National Enquirer.

TMZ and the National Enquirer are pretty much clear about who they are and what they are doing.

But when press demands the respect of a professional journalist and then they do the opposite...I'm not afraid to remind them of how full of it they truly are.

And journalism was doing just fine for decades with being professional and 'getting the facts'...even with the National Enquirer selling gazillions of dollars.

Now...their best thinking has gotten them where they are today...in a profession that is rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.

Might be a good idea to change their minds.





YR

 

[CowboyStar88]

Ah pooh!!!!

He's obviously not paying attention to why the ruling came down, or what the judge said. This is nothing like the Brady case. I can't for the life of me understand why people keep referring to it as the same.