2020-21 NFL Season

[wadesworld]

Horrible reffing. Horrible football. Turned in decade old Shark Tank episodes instead.

[MU82]

Horrible reffing. Horrible football. Turned in decade old Shark Tank episodes instead.

Agreed. Ugly as sin. Panthers and Bears fans are only ones subjecting themselves to this torture

[GooooMarquette]

So the Vikings just gave up 40 points...at home...to an 0-5 team.

Trevor Lawrence sweepstakes?

[MU82]

So the Vikings just gave up 40 points...at home...to an 0-5 team.

Trevor Lawrence sweepstakes?

Jets might not win a game.

[Jockey]

Agreed. Ugly as sin. Panthers and Bears fans are only ones subjecting themselves to this torture

I turned it off for a Pittsburgh - Cleveland pukefest.

Has DJ Moore ever played wide receiver before today's game?

[MU82]

Wow. Thanks for not running the ball, Nagy.

[MU82]

Shyte. Doesn't matter.

Bears D better than Panthers O. Deserved to win.

[CreightonWarrior]

Moot point but I really don't understand how Aaron's rush wasn't a td.

[GooooMarquette]

Football's Boo Birds Are All Cooped Up

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/18/sports/football/philadelphia-eagles-fans-boo-jets-giants.html?action=click&module=Top%20Stories&pgtype=Homepage

NFL fans in the Northeast, lusty booers in normal times, have had to watch their teams' dim performances Fromm afar, without recourse. "I have no way to release my venom," one Jets fan said.

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Might be time for yoga or meditation.....

[JWags85]

Jets might not win a game.

Can they fire Gase at halftime? Lifeless doesn't even begin to describe that team right now

[CreightonWarrior]

Badly missed offside on Rodger's 2nd INT

[4everwarriors]

Ass kickin', aina?

[wadesworld]

Ass kickin', aina?

Yes.

[MU82]

I turned it off for a Pittsburgh - Cleveland pukefest.

Has DJ Moore ever played wide receiver before today's game?

During the 3-game winning streak, he was outstanding. He sucked today. Could have made up for it if he held onto that last one ... but alas he didn't.

[The Sultan]

Ass kickin', aina?

They got the doors blown off last year at San Francisco coming off of a bye too.  Makes you wonder if LaFleur and/or the players aren't handling the off-week well, especially in light of Rodgers' comments about not practicing well this week.

[The Lens]

They got the doors blown off last year at San Francisco coming off of a bye too.  Makes you wonder if LaFleur and/or the players aren't handling the off-week well, especially in light of Rodgers' comments about not practicing well this week.

Hard to compare bc this year they were all stuck in GB (or maybe Door Co / Dells / Blue Harbor) vs somewhere sandy & warm.

[4everwarriors]

They got the doors blown off last year at San Francisco coming off of a bye too.  Makes you wonder if LaFleur and/or the players aren't handling the off-week well, especially in light of Rodgers' comments about not practicing well this week.

Rogers sucked major ass, too. He threw off his back foot often and probably was rattled with the hit (spearing) at the goal line, hey?

[Dish]

Mike Vrabel's intentional 12 men on the field penalty yesterday was brilliant. I've thought about that scenario before, and don't understand why more coaches don't do it. Houston is not going to decline that penalty, they're already in field goal range. There was nothing to lose and all to gain by intentionally taking a 12 men on the field penalty and pocketing the 40 seconds with the defensive penalty clock stoppage.

[The Sultan]

Mike Vrabel's intentional 12 men on the field penalty yesterday was brilliant. I've thought about that scenario before, and don't understand why more coaches don't do it. Houston is not going to decline that penalty, they're already in field goal range. There was nothing to lose and all to gain by intentionally taking a 12 men on the field penalty and pocketing the 40 seconds with the defensive penalty clock stoppage.

Vrabel looks and sounds like a meathead, but he's turning out to be a really smart hire.

[Dish]

I know their QB is out, and the o-line is banged up, but this Cowboys team just flat out sucks.

[GooooMarquette]

I know their QB is out, and the o-line is banged up, but this Cowboys team just flat out sucks.

And yet they may be as good as any team in their division.

[The Sultan]

And yet they may be as good as any team in their division.

Again, my belief is that a division winner needs to be .500 to make the playoffs, unless there are no other .500 teams to take their place. 

This year's NFC East may be the worst division in NFL history.  Considering their history, that is quite an accomplishment.

[JWags85]

The Cardinals gelled a bit in the 2nd quarter, but that first quarter was some of the worst NFL football you will ever see.  Cowboys were terrible but the Zona offense was beyond out of sync. The announcers mentioned Murray was hyped up to play back home, but he looked like he didn't even practice with the team the last week and change with how bad he was missing WRs.   McCarthy has his work cut out for him cause my goodness they look terrible.

Speaking of terrible, he's the defending SB champ and has a juggernaut again, but it's good to see Andy Reid hasn't lost his charming "what in the hell is he thinking" clock management.  That sequence to end the first half was something. Not using TOs when they sacked the Bills even though they had 3. And then further not using any getting the ball back with Mahomes and almost 2 min on the clock and a full compliment of TOs and then not using any until you were under 40 seconds. The Kelce fumble and brain dead defensive lapse almost leading to a FG would have been fitting

[GooooMarquette]

Again, my belief is that a division winner needs to be .500 to make the playoffs, unless there are no other .500 teams to take their place. 

This year's NFC East may be the worst division in NFL history.  Considering their history, that is quite an accomplishment.

Agreed...but it ain't gonna happen.

[ChitownSpaceForRent]

Speaking of terrible, he's the defending SB champ and has a juggernaut again, but it's good to see Andy Reid hasn't lost his charming "what in the hell is he thinking" clock management.  That sequence to end the first half was something. Not using TOs when they sacked the Bills even though they had 3. And then further not using any getting the ball back with Mahomes and almost 2 min on the clock and a full compliment of TOs and then not using any until you were under 40 seconds. The Kelce fumble and brain dead defensive lapse almost leading to a FG would have been fitting

So that's where Nagy gets it from, huh?