Lol I told you they shouldn’t have mic’d Up.........
The Alliance of American Football - (Breaking: The Alliance files Chapter 7 4/17/19) WOW
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Man I can’t wait to get the clip of that conversation
This shall be another L for Memphis....
Perez is locked in...
But next weeks Memphis game will be much better... I like what I’m seeing from Johnny
Perez is locked in...
But next weeks Memphis game will be much better... I like what I’m seeing from Johnny
We have three weeks left to the season after this game.
Yes sir... we have a ball game people
Man this white boy Horn is going to be in the league next year
I read the founders of the AAF (one is a former co-founder of the XFL) tried to buy the XFL name but McMahon turn them down...
Vince was better off partnering up... he might set up the XFL in different markets like the AFL then merge with the AAF...
MAN what the heck....
Man
That was on zero
Man
That was on zero
Man the refs are letting this happen...
Call a flag on Patton
Call a flag on Patton
I’ll tell this...
Marvin Lewis commentary tonight has been a 10!!
Marvin Lewis commentary tonight has been a 10!!
The refs fucked up on that ....
That was dumb...
There’s going to be another fight cause of that call... you should have called it on both teams... to off set
That was dumb...
There’s going to be another fight cause of that call... you should have called it on both teams... to off set
Man they have got to learn how to manage these games..
The refs let this get out of hand
The refs let this get out of hand
Gawd damn!!!!
Gawd damn that ran that play... 5 times and it hasn’t worked once
I’m trying to figure out how horn was in the titans camp and didn’t make the cut...
These fuckers better sign this son of bitch back on the squad as soon as the season is over.
These fuckers better sign this son of bitch back on the squad as soon as the season is over.
Huge play right here
Man Marvin Lewis is so on point tonight.
He has come so far from that first game.
He has come so far from that first game.
Man I like Horn on punt returns....
How the fuck did he get dropped from the titans... this is exactly what we need
How the fuck did he get dropped from the titans... this is exactly what we need
Reece Horn is on point tonight!!
Freaking horn is unstoppable
Fucking Horn... is a beast!!!
HUge huge play
The crazy part is that if they miss this...
And go for the onside...
They could still win on a field goal
And go for the onside...
They could still win on a field goal
Oh my gawd what a game
Oh shit first overtime game in alliance history
Damn... one possession per team.
Damn... one possession per team.
Johnny Manziel on the hot mic is comedy gold
MAn these refs are not watching the clock...
Oh shit we have a chance.. there’s going to be like 10 people on Reece horn
The Johnny football spirit..... is on Fire
Man Christian Hackenberg looked disgusted
Man Christian Hackenberg looked disgusted
I knew someone had to have this clip
That was a good game
Johnny played well... but silvers was fucking Money all night. I think he had maybe one bad throw...
Man next week is going to be tough... I don’t see how you can bench Silvers after this game but damn Johnny brings this energy...
Hell... he completely changed the game with the almost fight. They changed the momentum.
Johnny just ooozes Memphis.. to me...
He even has the Memphis jawing...
The Alliance has dropped at least 2 good and 1 great game these last 3 weeks...
The night nfl network games have been fucking money all season.
I bet next year.. CBS and TNT are going to start putting these on the main network.
Someone needs to get this shit together.... I can't let this league fold over some bullshit. I also don't understand why Dundon would make this shit public.
Majority investor: Alliance of American Football in danger of being discontinued without NFLPA help
The first-year Alliance of American Football's inability to secure cooperation from the NFL Players' Association to use young players from NFL rosters has put the AAF in danger of folding, Tom Dundon, the league's majority owner, told USA TODAY Sports on Wednesday.
"If the players union is not going to give us young players, we can't be a development league," said Dundon, who invested $250 million into the league in February. "We are looking at our options, one of which is discontinuing the league."
The NFLPA had no official response to the accusations that their lack of cooperation is prompting the AAF to fold.
However, a players' union official did express serious concerns about the risks of lending active NFL players to the AAF. The official requested anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the issue.
The person said the players' union is founded on the belief that using active NFL players and practice squad members for the AAF would violate the terms of the CBA and the restrictions that prevent teams from holding mandatory workouts and practices throughout the offseason. The limitations set in place are designed to ensure the safety and adequate rest and recovery time for football players. But there’s a concern that teams would abuse their power and perhaps force young players into AAF action as a condition for consideration for NFL roster spots in the fall.
The additional concern on the NFLPA’s part is that if an NFL player played in the AAF and suffered serious injury, that player would face the risk of missing an NFL season and lose a year of accrued experience, which carries financial ramifications for players.
Dundon said he is considering all options and expects to make a decision about the league's future over the next two days.
The AAF was hoping to get permission to use practice squad players, particularly No. 3 quarterbacks and young linemen starting next season. The AAF's game plan was to be to the NFL what Class AAA baseball is to Major League Baseball.
In a statement announcing his financial investment, Dundon said he was "impressed with The Alliance's stunning growth in-stadium and across TV, mobile and social media in just these first few weeks."
Dundon, who also owns the NHL's Carolina Hurricanes, said the NFLPA's primary objection was not wanting their young players "to feel pressure to play" in the AAF.
The AAF is in Week 8 of its 10-week season.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2019/03/27/alliance-of-american-football-aaf-tom-dundon-future-nflpa/3287922002/
I can understand both sides on this issue...
but I feel like the Player's union really needs to talk to the Players and find a compromise..
If you are a Kat thats limited to the practice squad because the coaches don't have tape on you... or You are kat that needs the Reps, but are buried deep on the Rooster...
The AAF seems to be a good place to give you the chance to extend your career and open up opportunities to play.
I also think that there are Tons of great undrafted talent each year.. that the AAF should have more than enough players each year with out... Using NFL talent.
Majority investor: Alliance of American Football in danger of being discontinued without NFLPA help
The first-year Alliance of American Football's inability to secure cooperation from the NFL Players' Association to use young players from NFL rosters has put the AAF in danger of folding, Tom Dundon, the league's majority owner, told USA TODAY Sports on Wednesday.
"If the players union is not going to give us young players, we can't be a development league," said Dundon, who invested $250 million into the league in February. "We are looking at our options, one of which is discontinuing the league."
The NFLPA had no official response to the accusations that their lack of cooperation is prompting the AAF to fold.
However, a players' union official did express serious concerns about the risks of lending active NFL players to the AAF. The official requested anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the issue.
The person said the players' union is founded on the belief that using active NFL players and practice squad members for the AAF would violate the terms of the CBA and the restrictions that prevent teams from holding mandatory workouts and practices throughout the offseason. The limitations set in place are designed to ensure the safety and adequate rest and recovery time for football players. But there’s a concern that teams would abuse their power and perhaps force young players into AAF action as a condition for consideration for NFL roster spots in the fall.
The additional concern on the NFLPA’s part is that if an NFL player played in the AAF and suffered serious injury, that player would face the risk of missing an NFL season and lose a year of accrued experience, which carries financial ramifications for players.
Dundon said he is considering all options and expects to make a decision about the league's future over the next two days.
The AAF was hoping to get permission to use practice squad players, particularly No. 3 quarterbacks and young linemen starting next season. The AAF's game plan was to be to the NFL what Class AAA baseball is to Major League Baseball.
In a statement announcing his financial investment, Dundon said he was "impressed with The Alliance's stunning growth in-stadium and across TV, mobile and social media in just these first few weeks."
Dundon, who also owns the NHL's Carolina Hurricanes, said the NFLPA's primary objection was not wanting their young players "to feel pressure to play" in the AAF.
The AAF is in Week 8 of its 10-week season.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/2019/03/27/alliance-of-american-football-aaf-tom-dundon-future-nflpa/3287922002/
I can understand both sides on this issue...
but I feel like the Player's union really needs to talk to the Players and find a compromise..
If you are a Kat thats limited to the practice squad because the coaches don't have tape on you... or You are kat that needs the Reps, but are buried deep on the Rooster...
The AAF seems to be a good place to give you the chance to extend your career and open up opportunities to play.
I also think that there are Tons of great undrafted talent each year.. that the AAF should have more than enough players each year with out... Using NFL talent.
Why would the NFLPA want to help or be in a partnership with a competing league? Only the AAF seems to be thinking it is a developmental league for the NFL. The NFL doesn't care about this league.
They aren’t really competing. The AAF is a spring league, and the NFL Network even broadcasts their games
The NFL is their own worst enemy