[Elvis]

[St. Loser Fan]

Over/under on Richie Incognito meltdown on camera.

[Elvis]

BTW, with the Rams scrimmaging with the Raiders, should be some Rams on HK too...

[BobCarl]

Over/under on Richie Incognito meltdown on camera.

yawn

[Flash]

Over/under on Richie Incognito meltdown on camera.

St.loserfan...Don't know if you're a Blues fan or not but if so congrats on the Stanley Cup! I was pulling for another 1967 team being a Kings fan!

[BobCarl]

....congrats on the Stanley Cup! !

thank you

[St. Loser Fan]

St.loserfan...Don't know if you're a Blues fan or not but if so congrats on the Stanley Cup! I was pulling for another 1967 team being a Kings fan!

Thanks. Plus a bit of revenge for you guys as we stopped the city of Boston from another championship.

[Flash]

Thanks. Plus a bit of revenge for you guys as we stopped the city of Boston from another championship.

Yes that's all we needed another fucking champ from Boston.

[Neil039]

I thought Cops was still on TV...must be NFL version.

[Elvis]

Amazon's All Or Nothing with the 2018 Panthers just came out:

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sport ... 34257.html

‘All or Nothing’ delivers dramatic show about Panthers – and leaves a few things out

BY SCOTT FOWLER

JULY 16, 2019 10:06 PM, UPDATED JULY 18, 2019 11:02 AM

On Friday, Amazon will release all eight episodes of the latest season of its “All or Nothing” original series -- with the 2018 Carolina Panthers cast as the stars of the show.

It’s not a spoiler to say that the season chosen to be documented was a bit unfortunate. The Panthers began by looking like they might grab it all, and instead they came away with nothing.

The show itself, though, gives a lot to those who care even a little about the Panthers.

In many places, “All or Nothing” is phenomenal.

In a few places, it is flawed.

But if you consider yourself any sort of Panthers fan, this show (which is produced by NFL Films) is must-see TV. And if you don’t want to know more than that about the show – just whether to invest the time in watching it or not – the answer is yes, you should absolutely see it. And you can stop reading right now.

For those still with me, let me try to refocus my eyes after binge-watching advance copies of all eight episodes in a single day.

Here are eight interesting things about what you will and won’t see if you stick with nearly six hours of high-quality programming about a Panthers team that ultimately went 7-9.

JERRY RICHARDSON MAY AS WELL HAVE NEVER EXISTED.

Richardson founded the Panthers. He owned the team for 23 of its 24 NFL seasons. Then, shrouded in a workplace misconduct scandal that eventually caused the NFL to issue him the largest fine in league history, Richardson sold the team under duress in 2018 to David Tepper.

Yet Richardson’s name is never mentioned in a single episode. It’s as if Tepper simply emerged from some random financial market with a few billion dollars and bought the team from Costco.


And while Tepper has said he’s contractually obligated to never remove the 13-foot statue of Richardson from outside Bank of America Stadium’s north gate, it may as well have been removed for the series. You see countless shots from NFL Films of almost every vantage point of the stadium – but not a single one that contains the Richardson statue. For this series, Richardson has been scrubbed completely away.

CAM NEWTON DOMINATES THE SHOW.

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