Great question. Thought that was the play too???? why the hell would you not spike and reset there
Great question. Thought that was the play too???? why the hell would you not spike and reset there
They thought he was going to spike it.3 Arizona lineman just stood there and let guys run by them. Unbelieveable
He should have, but they also shoulda realized he was in shotgun…They thought he was going to spike it.
Really? I think AZ/GB/TB/Rams are better than anyone in the AFC.The great mighty loaded NFC doesn't really seem that much better than the pathetic weak AFC to me.
Why? They have all beat up on weak competition just like everyone else. I think everyone secretly sucks. As a NEP or KC or BUF fan, are you going to bed tonight terrified of either one of these two teams? Concerned, sure. But everyone is beatable this year.Really? I think AZ/GB/TB/Rams are better than anyone in the AFC.
So did at least one receiver.They thought he was going to spike it.
Yeah I thought so too. Going off of the windup from the announcer, I assumed the last time was 19somethingsomething.Man I'm getting old. 2008 doesn't seem that long ago.
Especially for a successful onside kick
The Rams got spanked at home a few weeks back by the Derrick Henryless Titans. Then they go into Arizona and beat up the Cardinals, who spanked the Titans in their opener. The Bucs lost back to back games to the Saints and WFT. The Packers recently lost to the Chiefs and the Vikings, which were really their only let downs since week 1 when the Saints crushed them.Really? I think AZ/GB/TB/Rams are better than anyone in the AFC.
Kliff KingsburyReally? I think AZ/GB/TB/Rams are better than anyone in the AFC.
McCarthy is in Dallas… but the rest of this checks out.Kliff Kingsbury
Mike McCarthy
No secondary
Sean Mcvay
Everyone is beatable.
Goddammit. I had DAL on the brain. Also Tito's.McCarthy is in Dallas… but the rest of this checks out.
I recently asked my dad about it, mostly due to the ubiquity of the ads, so I guess that’s one potential lead. It’s kind of a weird question. Why do Coke and McDonald’s advertise?I think it’s weird. Not just the Gronk scam but USAA advertising in general. It’s only open to military members and family… yet if you’re in the military you already are well aware of their services. So who exactly are they advertising to? Not me. Not 95 percent of the people watching the game. I don’t get it.
Wow, the Bucs have an easy road to hoe. The Packers have the tiebreak and will be favored in their remaining four games, but imo it’s more likely than not that they’ll lose to one of Baltimore, Cleveland, or Minnesota.Tampa has New Orleans, Carolina x2, and the Jets coming up. TB12 has a good chance at that bye. GB goes to Baltimore this weekend but Lamar looks gimpy.
Yup, lots of pressure on Rodgers now to run the table. The NFC does not want to let Brady get home field. Would be interesting if Dallas got to go back to Tampa for a rematch though.Wow, the Bucs have an easy road to hoe. The Packers have the tiebreak and will be favored in their remaining four games, but imo it’s more likely than not that they’ll lose to one of Baltimore, Cleveland, or Minnesota.
And lots of people that qualify have other options like through their jobs, their spouses jobs etc. And many of thee people aren't choosing USAAI think it’s weird. Not just the Gronk scam but USAA advertising in general. It’s only open to military members and family… yet if you’re in the military you already are well aware of their services. So who exactly are they advertising to? Not me. Not 95 percent of the people watching the game. I don’t get it.
Yes you can. I have USAA as a kid of a servicemember, and my kids have USAA as well, as grandkids of a servicemember.Can't you get USAA if your grandparents served? That is a huge chunk of millions and millions of Americans, many of whom may be unaware they are eligible.
Does this include ally nations, or just US?Can't you get USAA if your grandparents served? That is a huge chunk of millions and millions of Americans, many of whom may be unaware they are eligible.
I just googled and it said your grandparent had to be a member. I don’t know if my grandfather was.Yes you can. I have USAA as a kid of a servicemember, and my kids have USAA as well, as grandkids of a servicemember.
But I believe your grandparent and then your parent had to be members.Yes you can. I have USAA as a kid of a servicemember, and my kids have USAA as well, as grandkids of a servicemember.
Oh interesting. My dad is a USAA member so maybe that's why my kids can have it. I assumed it was because he served in the armed forces.I just googled and it said your grandparent had to be a member. I don’t know if my grandfather was.
Are children of deceased parents eligible?
For a child to be eligible, the parent must join USAA while living. Once the parent’s USAA membership is established, membership eligibility can be passed on to the member's children. USAA membership cannot be established posthumously for deceased parents.
The ads - at least the ones I've seen - don't really make that point about who can join USAA though. Seems to be all about USAA customer service and the general awesomeness of being with USAACan't you get USAA if your grandparents served? That is a huge chunk of millions and millions of Americans, many of whom may be unaware they are eligible.
I'm sure that the paragraph of 2-point type that's on the screen for 1/80th of a second explains it all.The ads - at least the ones I've seen - don't really make that point about who can join USAA though. Seems to be all about USAA customer service and the general awesomeness of being with USAA
The ads - at least the ones I've seen - don't really make that point about who can join USAA though. Seems to be all about USAA customer service and the general awesomeness of being with USAA
Our experienceI'm sure that the paragraph of 2-point type that's on the screen for 1/80th of a second explains it all.