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Risky Thicket

Risky Thicket

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It’s way early, end of the first half of the first game, but I’m liking it a lot. It’s been more than I expected. It’s fresh, somewhere between college and the NFL.

For a few years now the NFL has been too commercialized, too tarted up. I think the NFL is well aware of that but they are stuck in a rut. The AAF, tonight, is showing me some of the game excitement the NFL has lost.

Give me more AAF. I hope the excitement continues.
 
Risky Thicket said:
It’s way early, end of the first half of the first game, but I’m liking it a lot. It’s been more than I expected. It’s fresh, somewhere between college and the NFL.

For a few years now the NFL has been too commercialized, too tarted up. I think the NFL is well aware of that but they are stuck in a rut. The AAF, tonight, is showing me some of the game excitement the NFL has lost.

Give me more AAF. I hope the excitement continues.
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Watched some of the game and liked it, hoping it hangs around.
 
Risky Thicket said:
It’s way early, end of the first half of the first game, but I’m liking it a lot. It’s been more than I expected. It’s fresh, somewhere between college and the NFL.

For a few years now the NFL has been too commercialized, too tarted up. I think the NFL is well aware of that but they are stuck in a rut. The AAF, tonight, is showing me some of the game excitement the NFL has lost.

Give me more AAF. I hope the excitement continues.
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Watching now. Buzzed out of my gourd at a brewery. But looks good so far.
 
I will say the people who designed and approved the official’s jerseys must feckin hate officials. A lot.
 
San Diego vs. San Antonio was awful.
 
Very interested. Please, God, don't let this league get Colin Kaepernicked.
 
The Arizona/Salt Lake game was a pretty good one. It's early, but the Hotshots looked to me like the most complete team. I'll definitely check out the games next week. A good start for the Alliance, I think.
 
Risky Thicket said:
It’s way early, end of the first half of the first game, but I’m liking it a lot. It’s been more than I expected. It’s fresh, somewhere between college and the NFL.

For a few years now the NFL has been too commercialized, too tarted up. I think the NFL is well aware of that but they are stuck in a rut. The AAF, tonight, is showing me some of the game excitement the NFL has lost.

Give me more AAF. I hope the excitement continues.
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"The suspense is terrible! I hope it lasts!"

Oscar Wilde
 
And done................(more than likely).

Damn! Hardly knew ya.
 
Well, that's the name of that tune. Adios. Sorry to see them go.
 
I heard, on sports radio this morning, Johnny Football went partying instead of going back to the team's facility for concussion protocol. They guess he had inside info on the league folding, and he's going through a divorce, so who can blame him.

Thinning one's blood is probably good for a concussion, right? What a train wreck.
 
Johnny Manziel signs, and the whole league gets suspended.
 
Manziel is just another example of how stupid the supposedly smart businessmen who run these sports teams are.

The NFL gave him money, the CFL, and now the AAF. And he bombed out in every single one. What is the saying? 'Do the same thing over and over and expect different results?' lol

Anyway I watched the 1st week of the AAF, it was pretty good.. But I never saw another game because because I had no idea when or where the games were on. A little advertisement would have been nice.. But then again if they're this broke, I guess there was no money in the advertisement budget.
 
Rip aaf
 
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