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Crunch Time Sports Advantage Network retweeted
October 25, 1998: Goldberg makes his entrance at WCW Halloween Havoc
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May the fire of God destroy every demonic alter raise against your destiny
Replying to @BaxFootballGuru
This is absolutely ridiculous. Gibbs going down is the correct football play and if people lost their bet get over it!
Replying to @JacobHester18
You absolutely right on both counts. He is a lot like Les Miles at LSU when it works he is the Mad Hatter. When it starts costing games, well it’s pink slip time. Great show as always!
Replying to @JacobHester18
@JacobHester18 as an analytics company for football, there isn’t a model that says go for it on your own 28 yard line in that situation. Dan Campbell is flat out wrong and this is what cost him a trip to the Super Bowl a few years ago
Crunch Time Sports Advantage Network retweeted
Wow, An enormous amount of respect shown for David Moulton who was an excellent broadcaster. Gone too soon. My condolences to @ThatMarkMiller and @THEJohnCassio and his wife and daughter. Look how much Pops was respected as a broadcaster and human being. #RIP
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Commander in Chief game
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Replying to @ProFootballHOF @CharlesArbuckle
What a great TE does for any offense is next level! From Mike Ditka to guys like George Kittle. Go find a great TE at any level of football
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Happy National Tight Ends Day! 🏈🎉 profootballhof.com/news/happ…
Replying to @shockwaves904 @BigJakeCLE
Because the game windows in Week 7 aren’t a priority.
Replying to @shockwaves904 @BigJakeCLE
You are right flexing could begin this week but that decision would have to have been made a ten days ago.
Flex Windows and Notice Rules


Sunday Night Football
2006·16 seasons 8.1/10
•Eligible in Weeks 5–10 (up to twice) and Weeks 11–17 (any week).
•Notice required: At least 12 days' notice for Weeks 5–13, and generally 6 days' notice for Weeks 14–17.
Monday Night Football
1970 8.2/10
•Eligible in Weeks 12–17 (any week).
•Notice required: At least 12 days' notice.
Thursday Night Football
2006 7.4/10
•Eligible in Weeks 13–17 (up to twice).
•Notice required: At least 21 to 28 days' notice (depending on the specific late-season window rules).
Replying to @BigJakeCLE
Because the NFL doesn’t flex games until late in the season.
Replying to @HurricaneTx34 @6OnTheWay
1. Please read the comment because you won’t find the words Miami isn’t good nor overrated.
2. Look at The Hurricanes schedule and find a quality opponent. Now Wake Forest is looking better than expected.
Replying to @NFLonCBS @AntonioPierce
So, the Colts don’t have their own first round pick.












