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KC by a toe.
Apparently some of the nfl rules don’t apply to the chiefs. Not saying the nfl is wwe but they 100% have their favorites and do everything they can to influence who wins.
With that said, Lamar had a wide open zay that my 8 year old could have thrown to him
Those dang Chiefs have some scary speed on offense.
Is the Pack done.?
Bear fans across America are dancing with glee!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbiemcgee
Bengals fumble away game. Paton making 18 million to get beat by 34.
Watching Deshaun Watson and the Browns get thumped is always fun.
"Now does that give them the right to literally beat the dog out of me? Absolutely not. But at the end of the day, I wish I could go back and do things a bit differently." - Tyreek
I wonder if it gave him the right to beat the crap out of his pregnant girl, or three year old son?
The nfl is weird. Josh Gordon basically got kicked out of the league for weed, but woman beaters and murderers play on.
Alvin Kamara basically beat a defenseless man to the brink of death in Las Vegas and.....nothing. Like a two game suspension.
Tua is broken.
Again.
Who is shocked by that?
He seriously needs to think about retiring.
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After a hit by Hamlin. Crazy worldQuote:
Originally Posted by xu82
It looked like Tua was trying to deliver the hit! He put his head down and ran into Hamlin. Did he know who it was, I wonder? Definitely odd. Tua had the first down, why didn’t he just slide? Maybe he thought he was Josh Allen for a moment, but sadly he’s just a china doll. I hear he’s already earned north of $40 Mil, but I’ll be shocked if he walks away from the game. I seriously worry for the guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by muskiefan82
They can’t brush this under the rug like they did in his “back spasm” game where he barley fell down but bumped his head for his first known NFL concussion. He’s got to take some serious time with this, like maybe forever.
He needs to never play again. The NFL needs to keep him from playing for his own safety
But when he’s medically cleared, which he WILL BE at some point, how do they tell him he can’t make a living? Life is full of choices, I hope his don’t result in tragedy.
Another Bengal heart breaker. Thought they might hold on.
Chiefs get every single call every game. I don’t know why the nfl is so in love with them, but it’s blatantly obvious.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulxu
Pretty good prank
https://x.com/awfulannouncing/status...746337375?s=42
If the nfl does what it usually does, the ravens are an absolute lock tonight
I don't think the NFL needs to do anything. The Ravens are manhandling the BillsQuote:
Originally Posted by Xville
Definitely not pretty. No style points like college, it’s not a terrible loss if the Bills go down on the road.Quote:
Originally Posted by muskiefan82
I just meant the nfl is getting easy to predict in these showcase games. The ravens were never going to go 1-3 and the bills were never going to be 4-0.
I wouldn’t say it’s scripted but the nfl protects their stars and is set up in a way for everyone to be close to .500
The NFL is slowly becoming the NBA, as far as favoring stars and teams, and I hate it. Lots of people think the NBA is borderline rigged, as it is. It used to be pretty much a level playing field, but now they are picking winners and losers. The Chiefs are a perfect example, they have had some ridiculous calls in their favor this season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xville
Agree 100%, but i'll take it, because it's really helping the bank account lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by JTG
How do I get a $230 million contract and not play?
Get someone in Cleveland to like you. Really, really like you.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulxu
Bengals/Browns get bumped from their Thursday night game.
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Well they both suck, so there's thatQuote:
Originally Posted by paulxu
Giants pretty much giving a league rival the best player in the league is one of the worst NFL moves of all time
Bears with a master class on how NOT to manage the clock.
Rookie QB growing pains. He should have spiked the ball to stop the clock (it wasn’t 4th down, was it?).Quote:
Originally Posted by paulxu
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I may be wrong, but I think they had a TO left, so perhaps on the coach.
Absolutely on the coach. The disarray during the last 33 seconds was astounding. I get that a 58 yd. FG isn’t a gimme but I have always been of the opinion that having a time out left with no time on the clock doesn’t make any sense. Should Williams have called one on his own. Given the abysmal result, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by paulxu
But then again, I have neither coached in the NFL nor played QB in the NFL. And the only thing I have observed is the Timex watch I used to wear usually kept as good of time as the Rolexes I would see around the courthouse during my legal career.
But then again, I never owned a Rolex; and one isn’t on my Christmas list….
They just fired the coach. Guess that might have contributed to it.
But he was unapologetic about how the game ended. Said they managed the clock correctly.
Not so sure about that.
He should have owned the mistake. Call the time out; and throw some sideline routes to get out-of-bounds. Even if he owned it, he might still have been fired as coaches with losing records often pay the price. The lack of good football players be damned such as McCarthey at Dallas who probably is done.Quote:
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Football guys never admit their mistakes. They think it makes them look weak.Quote:
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Also, football coaches are some of the dumbest people on the planet.
Amazing how KC always get the huge breaks at end of gamea.
If that happens again....I am going to "refund" the ribs and wings I am going to consume.Quote:
Originally Posted by bobbiemcgee
Eagles fly high today.
Not much interest in the "Not Fun League" here.....Captain Obvious.