NFL 2018

[Meacon Keaton]

Frank Reich must’ve had some serrrrrrious money on Houston...

[gunnar hendershow]

I like my coaches going for the win instead of the tie UNLESS that game is against a division opponent or late in the year with a conference opponent who may beat you into the playoffs. Like Vrabel going for it against the Eagles works, he doesn't drop a game to a team in his division and best case scenario he wins (they won). Reich's worst case scenario is a division loss which in a lot of cases can be like losing twice.

[The Buscher]

Giants didn’t deserve to win this game anyway and I didn’t think they had muc shot...but Pete Morelli’s crew has been hot garbage.  Same crew that called roughing the passer on Matthews last week.  Phantom horse collar tackle on Jenkins.  Picked up multiple third down flags thrown against the Saints before the crew talked themselves out of it which led to scoring drives.

[Adam]

That was aimed at his own bench.

Rosen is doing alright on his full debut.

[Taxation is Theft]

He's been gone for six years but it's still weird to see Phil Dawson miss a kick.

[Lowerdeck]

Seems weird for Saints/Giants to be on CBS while Browns/Raiders is on Fox.

Browns/Raiders been the better game of the two.

[Lint]

7 minutes ago, Lowerdeck said:

Seems weird for Saints/Giants to be on CBS while Browns/Raiders is on Fox.

Browns/Raiders been the better game of the two.

There is a method that decides what network gets what games but its kinda complicated

[Adam]

22 minutes ago, Stick Stickly said:

He's been gone for six years but it's still weird to see Phil Dawson miss a kick.

Not for me. Him missing a kick is the reason I didn't get to see my team even score some points the first time I got to see them live .

It has not taken long for fans to turn against McCoy and, to a lesser extent, Wilks. Rosen did well at least, unlucky with a few dropped receptions and pulled off a couple of eye-catching throws.

[Lineker]

3 hours ago, Meacxico said:

Frank Reich must’ve had some serrrrrrious money on Houston...

We're officially better than the 2017 Browns!

[Meacon Keaton]

17 minutes ago, Lineker said:

We're officially better than the 2017 Browns!

Yet not quite better than the 2018 Browns. 

[DMN in the House]

Fuuuuuuuuuuck yooooooooooooou, don't care, Just Win Baby!

 

But really, referring shit show. Weird to be on this side of one. I honestly think Oakland isn't bad, just, not talented? Like, I guess that makes you bad, but the coaching and everything is solid.

[The Buscher]

Earl Thomas flipping off his own bench is the best thing I’ve seen all day, and it’s as good a case as any why Le’Veon Bell is doing the right thing by still holding out.

I fully expect more marquee holdouts next year...and I’d say there’s a very good chance that the inevitable lockout in 2021 lasts wayyyyyyyy longer than the 2011 one did.

[gunnar hendershow]

Just a dominating win in Pittsburgh.

I think the Steelers are teetering on the brink. The Bell situation, Brown appears to want out, and Ben's body language just looks awful. Every time they showed him on the sidelines tonight he was just looking out at the field and not talking with any of his teammates.

Meanwhile, by 2018 standards the Ravens have an elite defense.

[Plubby]

That first down overturned call on Cleveland was atrocious, but I kind of feel good for Oakland. I want them to do well for their fans before they leave.

[munky]

19 hours ago, munky said:

The Bills OL is criminally bad. Josh is running for his life on practically every play.

This season can't end soon enough.

 

[Meacon Keaton]

It needs to be said that when former players become coaches, they actually look like coaches more than a former player. But Mike Vrabel still looks like he could bench press a pick up truck.

[Lineker]

Apparently Kansas were all set to make a move for Earl Thomas before his injury.

[gunnar hendershow]

Le'Veon Bell plans to report to Pittsburgh during the week 7 bye. Meaning he'll have sat out 6 games of the team's regular season.

[The Buscher]

Monday Night Football has had some tight games so far.  Mahomes plays comeback kid, Keenum misses a wide open Demaryius at the end, Broncos blow a double digit fourth quarter lead at home for the first time since 2004.

[Chris2K]

YOU KNOW WHAT WOULD BE GREAT, IS IF THE MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL COMMENTATORS DIDN'T SHOUT ALL THE TIME, REGARDLESS OF HOW IMPORTANT OR EXCITING THE PLAY IS. IT DOESN'T ADD ANYTHING TO THE BROADCAST, JUST TAKES AWAY FROM IT.