Having semi-randomly chosen Buffalo as my team after attending their game against Philidelphia at Wembley in 1991 (well, I couldn't support a team called Eagles, could I?!), I was used to regular Superbowl appearances. That didn't last long. All looking good now, though, not a disimilar trajectory to the Albion come to think of it.
Tua is in stage 3 of the concussion protocol, I believe he needs 3 doctors to agree that he is ready to move to stage 4, then agree that he can move to stage 5. What doctor would agree to that? Tua has likely had 3 concussions this year already, what 3 doctors would take the risk and approve him for play? Bills center Mitch Morse has 6 in his career and many of us Bills fans are hoping he retires, just too much risk to long term health.
No he's not. But he is very much in that middle ground of a good enough QB to start for most teams, but not good enough if you have ambitions to really compete at the top end of the league. And after nine years, two play-off appearances (albeit only one he got to play in due to his injury late in 2016) and zero play-off wins...many Raiders fans are just ready for a change. Reports suggesting that the coaching staff had lost faith in him quite early in the season, and that Stidham ran the offence much more consistently against the 49ers than Carr had all season was the final nail in the coffin.
TBH, it felt inevitable from the moment he was hired that Lovie would be one and done Head Coach.
Yes you could. i take it you don’t go anywhere near areas like Scotland that have eagles flying around either? I never understand this nonsense. It’s a bloody American football team…it has as much to do with CP as I have to do with sexing geese!
Love both these teams. As an Oregon fan I am #TeamHerbert all the way but I am also pleased to see Trevor Lawrence live up to his potential. I agree this should be a belter, really looking forward to it.
Yes but it’s not like you’re going to walk around Brighton with ‘Eagles’ on a t-shirt even if it’s green and unrelated is it or is it? I mean of course theyre unrelated to each other than both having their marketing and merch referring to them as ‘Eagles’.
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Of course I do. I have a hoodie with eagles all over it and my chosen warm headgear is an eagles winning Super Bowl hat which I wear to the Albion too…it’s warm.Yes but it’s not like you’re going to walk around Brighton with ‘Eagles’ on a t-shirt even if it’s green and unrelated is it or is it? I mean of course theyre unrelated to each other than both having their marketing and merch referring to them as ‘Eagles’.
Very good, but you can understand that if an Albion fan had a free unattached choice of which of the 32 NFL teams to support, avoiding the Eagles is a legitimate one, or a team that plays in blue and red.....come to think of it, the Bills colours are Blue and Red, so that is another one to avoid! ha ha.
Initially I toyed with the idea of supporting the Seahawks as it was the nearest thing to Seagulls. However I ended up with Cleveland as my work colleague was a Steelers fan and I wanted to support their rivals so we could have a bit in banter in the office. Interestingly he was into the NFL before Channel 4 broadcast it as he'd met the legendary Steelers QB, Terry Bradshaw, on holiday in about 1978. At the time he had no interest in the NFL, but got chatting to this very nice man in a hotel lobby who'd heard his accent and asked if he was over for the game. He said no, just a driving holiday, and the man then told him some places to visit. It was only after they'd parted that an excitable bellhop told him who the bloke was and explained why he was famous. He followed their results since that time, even getting a shortwave radio to listen the the American Forces Network. (I've been condemned to Cleveland ever since. Why couldn't he have met Dan Marino?).Very good, but you can understand that if an Albion fan had a free unattached choice of which of the 32 NFL teams to support, avoiding the Eagles is a legitimate one, or a team that plays in blue and red.....come to think of it, the Bills colours are Blue and Red, so that is another one to avoid! ha ha.
I don't have an NFL team, I just kind of watch it unattached. Perhaps I should dive in and commit to following someone...who plays in stripes??
Same name.
They were indeed.
Is it still possible to pick up game coverage on the radio
Cincy have stripesVery good, but you can understand that if an Albion fan had a free unattached choice of which of the 32 NFL teams to support, avoiding the Eagles is a legitimate one, or a team that plays in blue and red.....come to think of it, the Bills colours are Blue and Red, so that is another one to avoid! ha ha.
I don't have an NFL team, I just kind of watch it unattached. Perhaps I should dive in and commit to following someone...who plays in stripes??
more like old skool Luton colours though 
Radio 5 and Talkshite both cover NFL games. I used to listen to some of the US local radio stations online but then NFL stopped them being broadcast so they could push people to use AudioPass.