News/rumors 2024

[John Reglarperson]

Any of you guys watching the Hall of Fame game? Bouncers and Amazon drivers.

They just did a segment showing up at homes of the Hall of Fame class. It was pretty sweet.

yes, I'm watching NFL. Game hasn't started yet.

[Gleeful_Mourner]

You can be in motion, but you can't start a vertical move at all; they all did it in that clip.

Simple: no running starts.

[RavenXbio]

Simple: no running starts.

That has always been the rule lmao, the nfl just let it play out for the entire season. Total fucking joke of a sports league when it comes to rule enforcement

[Captain Silver]

That has always been the rule lmao, the nfl just let it play out for the entire season. Total fucking joke of a sports league when it comes to rule enforcement

I gave up with refs when Suggs got tossed out of a game for having “malice in his heart.”

[Ravenswarrior19]

I gave up with refs when Suggs got tossed out of a game for having “malice in his heart.”

I love that game. Minus the loss. And the tossing of course. But that game featured one of our best goal line stands in history. 8 plays from inside the 2, and we crushed them on every play.

[Ravenswintitle]

well that didn't take long

BREAKING: A federal district judge has overturned the jury verdict in the NFL Sunday Ticket case

[GOTA]

well that didn't take long

BREAKING: A federal district judge has overturned the jury verdict in the NFL Sunday Ticket case

I've been reading all about it this morning. The judge felt that the jury didn't follow instructions in calculating damages. The judge agrees that there was an anti-trust violation but disagrees that anyone was damaged by it. I've had the Sunday Ticket since 1999. Not once did anyone force me buy it. I have access to 3 local teams in the Giants, Jets and Patriots. Then I have the game of the week on top of those. I chose to pay the money for 25 years so I could watch the other teams.

I don't see how I can claim damages for a voluntary purchase where the price was disclosed and the product was exactly what the said it was. That was my decision. I'd love to get some money back but I completely understand where the judge is coming from. I was not damaged by the pricing of Sunday Ticket. I could have stopped buying it at any time

[WNCRavensFan]

I've been reading all about it this morning. The judge felt that the jury didn't follow instructions in calculating damages. The judge agrees that there was an anti-trust violation but disagrees that anyone was damaged by it.

A'ight - what does that mean, no fine but don't do it anymore? Or will it just be continue as planned?

[Ravenswintitle]

A'ight - what does that mean, no fine but don't do it anymore? Or will it just be continue as planned?

it means the billionaires have won

[GOTA]

A'ight - what does that mean, no fine but don't do it anymore? Or will it just be continue as planned?

It means that it's business as it's always been for Sunday Ticket and the NFL. According to the judge no one was injured therefore they can continue the Sunday Ticket in the same format they always have.

This suit was filed 9 years ago. I doubt we'll see another any time soon.

[BcRaven]

" JACKSON, Miss. -- Retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre said a Mississippi judge improperly blocked his lead attorney from representing him in a state civil lawsuit that seeks to recover misspent welfare money.
The Mississippi Department of Human Services filed a civil lawsuit in 2022 against Favre and more than three dozen other people, groups and companies. The state auditor has said welfare money that was supposed to help some of the poorest residents in the U.S. was spent instead on projects pushed by wealthy and well-connected people, including a university volleyball arena backed by Favre.
Favre repaid $500,000 to the state in May 2020 and $600,000 in October 2021, White said in a court filing in February that Favre still owes $729,790 because interest caused growth in the amount he owed.

Favre is not facing any criminal charges. "


What a fine, upstanding citizen. A role model ... Bc

[Culex]

" JACKSON, Miss. -- Retired NFL quarterback Brett Favre said a Mississippi judge improperly blocked his lead attorney from representing him in a state civil lawsuit that seeks to recover misspent welfare money.
The Mississippi Department of Human Services filed a civil lawsuit in 2022 against Favre and more than three dozen other people, groups and companies. The state auditor has said welfare money that was supposed to help some of the poorest residents in the U.S. was spent instead on projects pushed by wealthy and well-connected people, including a university volleyball arena backed by Favre.
Favre repaid $500,000 to the state in May 2020 and $600,000 in October 2021, White said in a court filing in February that Favre still owes $729,790 because interest caused growth in the amount he owed.

Favre is not facing any criminal charges. "


What a fine, upstanding citizen. A role model ... Bc

Lol

He must be nice and comfortable in his brand new wranglers