NFL 2018

[DMN in the House]

7 hours ago, Dan said:

Lack of depth has caught up with us, really. The OL was always paper thin and we got very lucky with injuries last year, this year not so much. Bortles just isn't good enough of a passer to carry the offense and losing Fournette, Grant, Robinson (LT), Lee, Wells etc. has made life really difficult.

From the year start we've lost:

#1WR, #1TE, #2TE, #1LT, #2LT, #1RB, #3RB.

All of them for the season aside from the #1RB (Fournette) but who knows when he will be back.

After 2016, I definitely know how it is. Especially a team like Jacksonville that isn't carried by the QB. Success in the NFL can be so fleeting for teams that haven't created a solid foundation as a franchise. I'm not saying that the Jags can't get it right again, just so much has to go right to compete.

[Maxx]

2 hours ago, Lineker said:

The Browns have *finally* fired Hue Jackson.

And Todd Haley.

[Lineker]

Fitzmagic is back starting!

[Meacon Keaton]

Yeah, there was no doubt after what happened in that last game. Jameis has all the athletic ability in the world, but he is and has always been an immature head case.

[gunnar hendershow]

Bountygate Gregg Williams your interim HC in Cleveland.

They make the New York Mets look like a sound organization.

[Lineker]

Trade deadline today!

[Lineker]

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LONDON -- The NFL says it will play four regular-season games in London next year, two at Wembley Stadium and two at the new stadium being built for Premier League team Tottenham.

The NFL did not say which teams would be making the trip, or when the games will be played.

The league played three games in London this season, in three straight weeks. All three games were at Wembley, and they drew an average attendance of 85,031. One game had been scheduled for Tottenham, but it was moved because the stadium is not ready.

"The games in the past few weeks have once again demonstrated the incredible passion of NFL fans in the UK," NFL executive vice president Mark Waller said in a statement. "The support of our stadium partners, the Mayor of London and the Minister for Sport gives us a great foundation for further development of the sport and the ability to give our fans even more NFL games in the coming years."

The NFL played four games in London during the 2017 season. Since the league started playing games there in 2007, there have been 24 regular-season games in the British capital and 29 of the 32 teams have made the trip at least once.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have played in London in each of the past six seasons.

"The NFL in London is going from strength to strength and I am delighted that we will have four games in the capital next year, with Tottenham Hotspur's new stadium joining Wembley as a host venue," UK Minister for Sport Tracey Crouch said in a statement. "The league brings an incredible Super Bowl-style atmosphere to the UK, with fans sporting jerseys from a range of NFL teams packing out Wembley this autumn in record numbers.

"I am sure the two games at Tottenham next year will also be a huge success as the UK will once again show its passion and enthusiasm for this fantastic sport."

[Lineker]

 

oh and it gets worse for the NYG: 

 

[lanky316]

1 hour ago, Lineker said:

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LONDON -- The NFL says it will play four regular-season games in London next year, two at Wembley Stadium and two at the new stadium being built for Premier League team Tottenham.

The NFL did not say which teams would be making the trip, or when the games will be played.

The league played three games in London this season, in three straight weeks. All three games were at Wembley, and they drew an average attendance of 85,031. One game had been scheduled for Tottenham, but it was moved because the stadium is not ready.

"The games in the past few weeks have once again demonstrated the incredible passion of NFL fans in the UK," NFL executive vice president Mark Waller said in a statement. "The support of our stadium partners, the Mayor of London and the Minister for Sport gives us a great foundation for further development of the sport and the ability to give our fans even more NFL games in the coming years."

The NFL played four games in London during the 2017 season. Since the league started playing games there in 2007, there have been 24 regular-season games in the British capital and 29 of the 32 teams have made the trip at least once.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have played in London in each of the past six seasons.

"The NFL in London is going from strength to strength and I am delighted that we will have four games in the capital next year, with Tottenham Hotspur's new stadium joining Wembley as a host venue," UK Minister for Sport Tracey Crouch said in a statement. "The league brings an incredible Super Bowl-style atmosphere to the UK, with fans sporting jerseys from a range of NFL teams packing out Wembley this autumn in record numbers.

"I am sure the two games at Tottenham next year will also be a huge success as the UK will once again show its passion and enthusiasm for this fantastic sport."

At least at the Lane they won't be able to ruin the pitch ahead of the next game if the retractable pitch works  

[Lineker]

 

[Lineker]

 

[The Buscher]

Just when it looks like the Giants will finally put an end to the Eli era and give Kyle Lauletta a look after the bye, Lauletta goes and gets himself arrested.

You really can't make this shit up.

[Meacon Keaton]

18 minutes ago, Lineker said:

 

No! Another Notre Dame baby lost to the Eggles

[livid]

That's a really nice move by them too. That offense can be really good. 

[Lineker]

 

[Lineker]

Ty Montgomery traded to the Ravens.

For a 2020 7th.

[RoHitman Reigns]

Jags trade Dante Fowler to the Rams

Jags get 2019 3rd and 2020 5th rounder

Ha-Ha Clinton Dix to the Redskins. No word yet what Packers get

[RoHitman Reigns]

4th rounder to Green Bay for Dix

[Lineker]

Pryor to Buffalo.

[Pooker]

Why did Green Bay trade Dix? Thought he was fitting in well there.