2021-2022 NFL Season

[JWags85]

Why did the Packers stop playing offense after the first drive of the second half? After being an absolute machine?

[Jockey]

Luck and bad officiating won this one.

[CreightonWarrior]

Baker Mayfield is why the packers need to keep Rodgers. They aren't going to find someone better than him and Baker sucks.

Also hilarious that the Browns stopped running the ball. Packers could've put 11 in the box and still not stop Chubb.

[Dish]

The Packers playcalling in the 4th quarter kept Cleveland in it, and then Cleveland's playcalling with a minute left was atrocious.

[PGsHeroes32]

Browns should fire anyone involved in the decisions to not keep running.

They had an absolute freebie of a win if they just ran the ball over and over

[MU82]

A lotta bad coaching on both sides, and a truly atrocious non-call right on the middle of the field in full view of the refs.

Rasul Douglas was really good for the Panthers most of last season, though he faded at the end along with the rest of the team. I liked him and wanted them to keep him. Glad he's doing well for GB.

[PointWarrior]

A flaming turd of a win.  Red flags on run defense and playcalling taking foot off the gas pedal

[GB Warrior]

The Browns' OL (even sans Tretter) and running game is phenomenal, but that was absurd. No reason you would not just dare Baker to win it.

[Dish]

After that measurement with a minute left, there was a reasonable delay to figure out if they were going to measure or not. Chubb picked up the first down, and immediately put a jacket on. After the first down is confirmed, Chubb looks like he wants to come back in. At least three/four real minutes elapse, Chubb should be more than fine.

He doesn't come in, makes absolutely no sense. No offense to Johnson, but c'mon, how do you not have him in there? Even if you're going to go play action.

[reinko]

Still kinda shocked how I won my parlay of Browns +8 and the under of 46

[Dish]

Assuming the Colts hang on, the Cardinals under Kingsbury will fall to 5-10 in Dec/Jan games since he took over. Only one of the five wins is over a team with a winning record at the time.

[Herman Cain]

Packers won and life is good .

[Juan Anderson's Mixtape]

Could Douglas have been called for holding?  Sure.

Did the refs let that contact go most of the game?  Yes.

Could the Cleveland WR have been called OPI?  Probably.

Could it have been offsetting penalties?  Perhaps.

[Jockey]

Hard Knocks - the in-season version - has been outstanding.

I quit watching Hard Knocks many years ago. It had simply become a PR piece with made up storylines and no real value. But this version is way better as it is during about the season rather than feel good stories about rookies who aren't gonna make the team anyway.

It gives a good look into the mindset of players and coaches as the schedule unfolds.

[MU82]

I wonder if Matt Rhule survives this trainwreck of a Panthers season. There's no salary cap for coaches, and Tepper is a famously impatient guy.

[Dish]

Mac Jones OROY...I'm not feeling it.

[Jockey]

Mac Jones OROY...I'm not feeling it.

That's why its funny that just 10 days ago, people were talking about NE getting back to the SB. That doesn't happen with a rookie QB.

I have been high on Jones as 2nd best QB in the draft, but he is still a rookie and it shows a lot of the time.

I really like Cincy's chances next year now that Burrows has had a couple years of experience.

[Herman Cain]

The Bucs played a smart game while missing several key players. AB came back in the nick of time

[tower912]

Will Jim Caldwell make history and become the first former Lion's coach to land another NFL head coaching gig?    I hope so.   He is a good man and a good coach done dirty by Bob Quinn.

Rumor is he is interviewing with Jacksonville.

[Sir Lawrence]

Cowboys defense looking pretty good.

[Billy Hoyle]

Will Jim Caldwell make history and become the first former Lion's coach to land another NFL head coaching gig?    I hope so.   He is a good man and a good coach done dirty by Bob Quinn.

Rumor is he is interviewing with Jacksonville.

Mediocrity, under achievement, and lates season collapses personified. If that what the Jags want go for it.

[GB Warrior]

Mediocrity, under achievement, and lates season collapses personified. If that what the Jags want go for it.

I don't think Caldwell is the right choice for a variety of reasons, but the Jags have shown they can do worse.

They need someone more unassuming (unlike Meyer) and with respectful structure and discipline (unlike Coughlin). And they need someone that can develop work with a young, but skilled QB. Caldwell checks those boxes.

If we're being honest, I think Mike McCarthy would have been great there.

[The Sultan]

Yeah Caldwell had one terrible year with the Colts, when Manning was out with a neck injury. But he is the only Lions coach in 50 years to have a winning record and made the playoffs in two of his four seasons there.

He wouldn't be around for a championship, but he understands how to build a program to respectability. I kind of think he is a Rivera like guy in that way.

He wouldn't be an awful choice. They could, and have done a lot worse.

[MU82]

Cam Newton after yesterday's game, almost surely his last in Charlotte:

"Football has been good to me. I was able to walk away unscathed. I don't want to sound like I'm retiring, but I've had some great memories."

[MU82]

At ND, Ian Book was a quick QB who could extend plays and beat defenses with his feet. He's discovering tonight that NFL linebackers and even linemen are a lot faster than the guys he played against in college -- and faster than he is, too.