@artis posted:It'll be easy to root for DET if they come up against a SF or Philly. They're a solid, well coached football team. Much sooner them than Bares or Queens, definitely.
I will choose Philly over them.
The Philly fans can suck it, along with Bronco, Cowboy, Viking, Raider & Niner fans.....simply awful fans for the most part.
Goalline likes the chucking batteries and snowballs at Santa part. 😄
@Fedya posted:You like to boo Santa, don't you?
Santa sucks.
Bills looking more like mere mortals so far this year. Don't know if it's due to roster changes, injuries, or what, but something is off from the previous couple of years. Allen has been pretty average in the little bit I've seen him play.
@artis posted:Spent my whole life around Philly fans. They suck and deserve nothing.
One of my boys is an Eagles fan. Until he starts lighting me up with batteries I will choose them over any NFCN team.
@Fedya posted:I bet Santa could coach defense better than Joe Barry.
I’m sure Blitzen could coach defense better than Joe Barry.
Allen and Burrow both have not had a good year thus far.
JMHO, but I think Buffalo's best chance for the Owl was a year or two back. They're still a good team, but I don't think as talented as they were. It could take another year or two to get back to that level.
I think Burrow and the Bengals have been more lucky than good. They're a good team also, and have some good players, but just not enough of them. Like Buffalo, it would likely take another year or two to make another run.
The Giants are junk, FWIW.
I don't know if or how much I should be surprised that the Mara family would let the team fall into this much disarray, but here we are.
Jalen Hurts interception after the two minute warning was one of the worst interceptions you'll ever see. The Jets had done almost nothing on offense all day and the Eagles had the ball at midfield on 3rd and long. If he just runs forward and keeps the clock running they punt the ball and make the Jets go at least 50 yards with no timeouts with less than a minute left.
It was the same type of throw Love made on the interception last week where two different guys would have picked it off. Except the game situation made it even worse.
@Maxi54 posted:Bills looking more like mere mortals so far this year. Don't know if it's due to roster changes, injuries, or what, but something is off from the previous couple of years. Allen has been pretty average in the little bit I've seen him play.
He's a lot like Favre in when he's on, he's ridiculous, but he's less consistently "on". He absolutely buried Miami when they made mistakes, but struggled against the Jets and Jacksonville. He'll make boneheaded errors and amazing plays, often in the same game.
OMG what an incredible throw by Josh Allen for the go ahead TD
What an incredible ending to SNF.
Untimed down from Def. PI call. Could've been called again
@MichiganPacker posted:Jalen Hurts interception after the two minute warning was one of the worst interceptions you'll ever see. The Jets had done almost nothing on offense all day and the Eagles had the ball at midfield on 3rd and long. If he just runs forward and keeps the clock running they punt the ball and make the Jets go at least 50 yards with no timeouts with less than a minute left.
It was the same type of throw Love made on the interception last week where two different guys would have picked it off. Except the game situation made it even worse.
No idea what Hurts was looking at on that throw. It was a gift.
The worst thing to come out of the Jets win is they now have 3 lucky wins and the #2 pick we got might actually be later than our own #2 pick. I never expected that to happen when Rodgers got hurt. With Rodgers I thought they'd be picking somewhere between 20-25. After the injury I thought around #10.
Packers have 12 games left
Jets have 11 games left
Lots of fun to happen yet
@artis posted:No idea what Hurts was looking at on that throw. It was a gift.
He was looking at the same thing Love was. Sometimes QBs just don't see the defenders. It looks easy for us but a lineman might throw an arm up and block his view, a defender drops coverage on his man, or something like that for that split second that matters.
