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NFL Sunday Ticket $6 Billion Class-Action Lawsuit

I use Streamseast and NFL bite. I like NFLbite. You get a list of streamers, some work better than others. I have my favorites.
But you have to hit refresh right away and the picture comes right back up.
Its not perfect, but workable.
My brother and nephew have a internet based TV service and get all the games. But you can't record them. I bet there is a way though.
Its only 180 $ per year and you get 500 channels. Its one of those Firestick based deals.
Still, not caving in to U Tube.
DTV was great, just DVR the game, easy as can be. Go out and get things done and come home and watch the game.
Not sure if you can save games on the new U Tube service. Maybe someone will chime in on that.
YouTube TV records s as ll of the games. If it’s a prime Time game and not on Sunday Ticket, then it records the first airing on NFL network, which is usually a day or two afterwards.

Teams To Interview Raheem Morris For HC Vacancies

His play designs and exploitations of Ram weaknesses was impressive in that first half.

That's my point. First half-only.

It got shut down in 2nd half and at the same time, fans failed on a couple of red-zone TD opportunities. In the second half, it was Aaron Glenn who was exploiting the Rams.

The truth is that it was a tale of two halves. Lions offense won the first half. Rams defense won the second half. Rams offense scored 17 in the first half, putting Lions' defense into places where they made mistakes.

In the second half Ram moved the ball and got bogged down in the red zone and had to kick field goals.

I simply differ as to the completeness of the game the Lions offense played. Just seeking fairness and accuracy in the description of what happened.

The Pleasant affect

Idk our D was shit before AD went down last year too

At the time of Donald's injury in 2022

Yards allowed 10th
Rushing yards allowed 4th
Defensive points allowed 13th
Redzone Defense 2nd
Goal-line defense 1st
First downs allowed 6th
forcing 3-and-outs 12th
DVOA - 16th

Defense was playoff-quality defense through 11 weeks.
If you didn't like it, fine, but the facts show it was far better than
people give credit for.

It's one thing to not like the scheme - fair game
It's another to not compare it to the rest of the NFL. The problem
in 2022 was the offense ... bottom 5 in many things, but #1 in
most injuries to the OL, so not placing undue blame on offense
they had reasons for what happened.

Defense did fall apart after Donald went down -- that is also backed
up by numbers

What is our current salary cap for 2024?

He probably won’t hit the open market, but Antoine Winfield would be my top target in free agency this year.
That would be homerun, unfortunately, he may be the best Safety in the league and the Bucs would be utter fools to let him walk without at least slapping the tag on him. That said, they also have a decision looming on Baker, who could also get the franchise tag. If Winfield hits the market, restructure whomever you need, this guys a dude you need in your secondary today.

Les Snead end of year conference call

Not sure they can do it because of other needs, but I'd prefer seeing the same offensive line that they ended the year with. That line greatly improved in the second half of the season. Which would mean re-signing Jackson, Shelton and Dotson. Jackson being a RFA would likely return. But they'll likely have to pony up for Shelton and Dotson. Would feel better about if they got both done before free agency.

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