@Goldie posted:and the Lions are still alive. ðĪŽ ðĪŽ ðĪŽ
Irrelevant if we win out.
Coaching in the NFL sucks.
@Goldie posted:Say, is anyone a tad nervous about the Lions??? Damn, they are looking pretty good. ðĩâðŦ
The Lions do look good. The Packers are certainly capable of losing to them due to the Lions very solid Offensive Line vs our extremely poor run defense. Being home at Lambeau will help the Pack, but it will be a pretty evenly matched game.
LMAO @ AZ at Denver.
What's the O/U on that game? 10?
@Timmy! posted:LMAO @ AZ at Denver.
What's the O/U on that game? 10?
Letâs just say they wonât be one the Red Zone channel very often
Can Romo stfu for a change ?
If the Bengals only had a more creative 2 point attempt. How about throw it when Boyd is open, not when he is covered in the corner
How many times can you say tom Brady after a Bengals 2 point conversion?
Tampon Bay fumbling the game away. I wonder how many fumbles they would have if playing NORTH of the Mason-Dixon line?
Brady is starting to look like Willie Mays stumbling in the outfield playing for the Mets.
Will not be surprised if Brady ends up with the ball in his hands with a chance to tie/win.
Come on New England. Send the Raiders home as losers again.
Itâs still early but LOL Brady.
Talk about the jagwires
Georgia vs whoever wins the SB this year isnât the silly pipe dream itâs been since forever. The NFL is a weekly MAC conference mess.
@ChilliJon posted:Georgia vs whoever wins the SB this year isnât the silly pipe dream itâs been since forever. The NFL is a weekly MAC conference mess.
I'm sure this is sarcasm, but every single current NFL team would beat the ever-living shit out of Georgia if they played.
Letâs go Bengals. ð ð ð screw dimple boy ðĪĢ
@ChilliJon posted:Georgia vs whoever wins the SB this year isnât the silly pipe dream itâs been since forever. The NFL is a weekly MAC conference mess.
It may not be good football and the coaching is suspect but it sure is very entertaining.
What the hell happened in Vegas?
Tom is Math challenged. They are down 17--three scores--and he's driving them--with a minute left.
New England might have had the worst loss I've ever seen. That's a Bill Belichik team?
AND THE RAIDERS WIN ðģ ðģ ðģ
NE fucks up and give Raiders the win
Stupid fucking Pats!!!!! 
@MichiganPacker posted:New England might have had the worst loss I've ever seen. That's a Bill Belichik team?
Bye bye Jacobi
@ChilliJon posted:Georgia vs whoever wins the SB this year isnât the silly pipe dream itâs been since forever. The NFL is a weekly MAC conference mess.
If Georgia could take their current players and play them when they are the equivalent of 25 years old, they might beat many NFL teams. But even great SEC teams are composed of 20 and 21-year-old kids. Big difference between that and 25-30 year olds with 5 years or more of NFL weight room work on them.
@PackLandVA posted:I'm sure this is sarcasm, but every single current NFL team would beat the ever-living shit out of Georgia if they played.
No. They absolutely would not.
@MichiganPacker posted:New England might have had the worst loss I've ever seen. That's a Bill Belichik team?
That really was crazy stupid. Definitely somewhere in the top 10 for dumbest ways to lose a regular season game.
Carolina, New Orleans and Atlanta can still win the division....
@Pikes Peak posted:Bye bye Jacobi
Julius Peppers made him do it.
Morgan Burnett fever dream.
Billy B waiting to shake McDaniels hand while he was hugging Mac Jones sums up 2022. Nothing makes sense.
@MichiganPacker posted:New England might have had the worst loss I've ever seen. That's a Bill Belichik team?
I dunno, Iâd take losing a game because of one mind blowing stupid play over the shit show loss that the Colts allowed yesterday.
@MichiganPacker posted:If Georgia could take their current players and play them when they are the equivalent of 25 years old, they might beat many NFL teams. But even great SEC teams are composed of 20 and 21-year-old kids. Big difference between that and 25-30 year olds with 5 years or more of NFL weight room work on them.
And, every player starting on an NFL team is a starting NFL player. The current Georgia team (or any college team) probably doesn't even have 22 roster spots, let alone starters. It wouldn't even be close. The Texans would obliterate Georgia. So would the Bears, the Broncos, the Colts and Cards, every one of them.
@PackLandVA posted:And, every player starting on an NFL team is a starting NFL player. The current Georgia team (or any college team) probably doesn't even have 22 roster spots, let alone starters. It wouldn't even be close. The Texans would obliterate Georgia. So would the Bears, the Broncos, the Colts and Cards, every one of them.
Georgia probably has more than 22 current players on their roster that will play in the NFL. If you look at 4 consecutive draft classes for some of these powerhouse college teams, there are several that have averaged 5-6 top three round picks every year (which you assume are often starters).
Some of these teams have more future NFL talent than many NFL teams have current talent, but they just aren't mature enough. But these SEC teams like Alabama, LSU, and Georgia and Ohio State are often LOADED.
Some examples
Alabama has had 37 players drafted in the last 4 years. 15 have been 1st round picks. A team composed of just former Alabama players from the last 4 years would be very competitive.
2022, 7 players drafted (Rounds 1, 1, 2, 3, 3, 4, 5)
2021. 10 players drafted (Rounds 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 6)
2020. 10 players drafted (Rounds 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3)
2019. 10 players drafted (Rounds 1, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5, 6, 7)
LSU has had 31 guys drafted the last 4 years. At one point they had Justin Jefferson, J. Chasse, Joe Burrow, Devin White, Edwards-Helaire, etc. on the same team).
Georgia had 15 guys drafted this year and 40 over the last 4 years.