does anyone like the nfl and want to talk about it. its a bit of a niche sport afaik, is it pretty popular in the US? i dont know. thought we'd have a thread even though everyone is pretty quiet in general

league is on lockdown waiting for the combine and the draft, free agents should start to move after that

here's some other league wide news

in contest with own wife, ray rice finally manages to improve his YPC; is still tackled for a loss by elevator
Ravens running back Ray Rice knocked his fiancee unconscious in an altercation at an Atlantic City casino over the weekend, according to a complaint filed by police, who said Wednesday that they have referred the case to county prosecutors for review.
The revelation came as a video clip showing the aftermath of the incident was posted online. The 50-second video, obtained by the website TMZ, shows Rice lifting fiancee Janay Palmer by her arms out of an elevator in the Revel Casino and laying her on the ground. She appears limp as he pulls her legs away from the elevator's doors and props her up.
Contacted about the allegations in the summons, Rice's Philadelphia-based attorney, Michael Diamondstein, declined to comment. Earlier in the day, he said the online video clip was authentic but incomplete.
"The video that has been put up by TMZ shows the very end of what transpired between Ray and his fiancee," said Diamondstein, who said he and Rice would "not try this case in the media."
"We are confident that by the time all of the facts are in the open, the public will have a complete and true picture of what actually transpired, and we just ask that the public remember what a high-character, good person Ray is, and that they reserve judgment until all the facts are out."
An attorney for Palmer could not be reached.


Read more: http://www.baltimoresun.com/sports/ravens/ravens-insider/bs-md-ray-rice-assault-video-20140219,0,1048377.story#ixzz2ttnxyLMg

bill belichick takes pity on perennially incompetent, unemployed general manager mike lombardi, hires him as an aid
Former Cleveland Browns general manager Mike Lombardi has been hired by the New England Patriots as an assistant to the coaching staff, the team announced Thursday.

Lombardi traveled with Patriots coach Bill Belichick, vice president of player personnel Nick Caserio and offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels to the NFL combine in Indianapolis. His connection with Belichick goes back to the early 1990s, when Belichick was the Browns' coach and Lombardi worked on Cleveland's personnel staff.

"Mike has a lot of experience. He's done a lot of things in his career in the NFL [and] I'm sure he'll be doing many of those things for us," Belichick said at the NFL combine. "We'll see how it goes."


Read more: http://espn.go.com/boston/nfl/story/_/id/10490349/mike-lombardi-former-general-manager-cleveland-browns-hired-new-england-patriots

Mangenius to coach tight ends with the 49ers; 49ers guaranteed to beat patriots should they meet in super bowl
Eric Mangini is officially an NFL coach again, but the former defensive specialist is now firmly on the offensive side of the ball.

Mangini – a former head coach of the New York Jets and Cleveland Browns – will become the San Francisco 49ers' tight ends coach, the team announced Thursday. He joined the team in June as an offensive consultant, his approach being to help the offense from a defensive perspective.

Mangini said late in the season that he was open to anything moving forward. Reggie Davis will move from tight ends coach to co-assistant offensive line coach with Mike Solari.


Read more: http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/10489191/eric-mangini-tight-ends-coach-san-francisco-49ers

also marshawn lynch is a disgusting drunken criminal or something fuck the seahawks

talk about nfl here plz thx

i miss it so much already
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