2022-2023 NFL Season

[tower912]

The Lions picked a bad time to have a bad 65 years.

[MU82]

Saquon just pissed off about a million fantasy football players. And maybe some gamblers, too.

[Dish]

What's going on in Tampa, with Brady just showing up whenever he feels like it, is ridiculous. They deserved to lose to an awful Steelers team today.

[Herman Cain]

What's going on in Tampa, with Brady just showing up whenever he feels like it, is ridiculous. They deserved to lose to an awful Steelers team today.

Tampa had a chance before the season started to acquire some veteran o line to replace 2 injured vets . Instead they go with rookie and inexperienced second year guys. They are getting thrown around like rag dolls by defense .

The Buc  O line is trash and Brady has no time to throw

[MU82]

McCaffrey got picked up and thrown down on his head. No flag. Mike Pereira said it should have been a personal foul.

Had that been Brady, it would have been a 100-yard penalty, a loss of 3 draft picks and a national emergency.

[Jockey]

McCaffrey got picked up and thrown down on his head. No flag. Mike Pereira said it should have been a personal foul.

Had that been Brady, it would have been a 100-yard penalty, a loss of 3 draft picks and a national emergency.

Illustrates the big problem with NFL refs.

Terrible call on the Brady play last week so everyone compensates too far the other way.

There was a play in the GB game where a 300 lb. dL blasted a guy clearly out of bounds. Refs gathered and talked and decided no flag.

[Uncle Rico]

Illustrates the big problem with NFL refs.

Terrible call on the Brady play last week so everyone compensates too far the other way.

There was a play in the GB game where a 300 lb. dL blasted a guy clearly out of bounds. Refs gathered and talked and decided no flag.

No more unnecessary roughness penalties.  Make men, men again

[MU82]

The Panthers just were flagged for a horrible roughing-the-passer call. Mike Pereira said, "That's just not a foul. We've gone too far the other way."

[4everwarriors]

Pussification of da National Football League, aina?

[WhiteTrash]

Pussification of da National Football League, aina?

After the call against Brady, I thought the NFL just need to put flags on the QBs or just not allow them to be touched. Seriously. I don't want my team to sack a QB, especially in a tight game. The chance of a flag is too great and the rules are way too vague. The current system is unfair to the players, refs and fans.

[MuggsyB]

How in the world did they miss that tripping in Chiefs/Bills??

[4everwarriors]

Bills got sum playmakers, aina?

[Uncle Rico]

Bills got sum playmakers, aina?

Yup, they have Kumerow

[4everwarriors]

Cuttin' his ass wuz da beginnin' of da end fore da Pack, hey?

[Uncle Rico]

Cuttin' his ass wuz da beginnin' of da end fore da Pack, hey?

Coupled with never replacing Kuhn, the franchise hasn't recovered

[rocket surgeon]

Robbie Anderson is probably going to become available tonight...don't know enough about him except he has enough "mojo" to get into it with his handlers.  That could be a big strike against him on the discipline side, but is he worth a look by packers?  Carolinas got to eat a lot of cash but his salary is only $575k

[MU82]

The Panthers would be thrilled if another team would take Anderson off their hands. I doubt the price would be that high.

He led the NFL in drops last season. He has trouble getting open despite having elite speed, meaning he goes through the motions far too often. He never makes difficult catches. He weighs about 150 pounds and can be tackled with a feather. He has publicly argued with coaches and teammates several times. And he's vastly overpaid.

Having said that, he has had a couple good years, including his first with the Panthers. Best case scenario for his new team is he plays with a chip on his shoulder and as if his career depends on it, and he helps the team. There IS speed and some talent there.

[MuggsyB]

I just looked at the Bears schedule.  If they finish with more than 5 wins I'd be shocked.  It's not inconceivable they finish 4-13. 

[tower912]

They play the Lions twice.  Do you have those as wins?

[Hards Alumni]

After the call against Brady, I thought the NFL just need to put flags on the QBs or just not allow them to be touched. Seriously. I don't want my team to sack a QB, especially in a tight game. The chance of a flag is too great and the rules are way too vague. The current system is unfair to the players, refs and fans.

Actually very true

[dgies9156]

They play the Lions twice.  Do you have those as wins?

No

[MUBurrow]

The Bears are who we thought they were - just another team in the middle of the dregs that will pick somewhere between 4th and 10th next year. The only game they've lost by more than a possession was the opener in Green Bay.  They played the Vikings and Giants tough on the road and those teams have two losses between them.  As far as bad teams go, they arent THAT bad. 5-6 wins is about right. They will do something like split with Detroit, and some versions of the Dolphins, Jets, and Falcons will actually be bad when they play them.  Then they'll surprise someone they shouldn't - I think they win one of those two home games against the Eagles or Buffalo on Saturday Christmas Eve.

[WhiteTrash]

I read an article yesterday that detailed out the NINE Bears starters who will not be back next year. If they are cutting 9 starters you will most likely see 30+ players off the roster. I bet the vast  majority of those don't make other teams and are watching football on Sunday next year.

They have 15 rookies on the team. I'd say there are 25 NFL caliber players on the 53 man squad and I could see them trading 2-3 of those players.

IMHO, the idea of the Bears winning 5-6 games is wishful thinking by Bears fans. (sticking with my 3 win prediction).

[MU82]

Robbie Anderson -- see ya!

Went to Arizona for what ESPN is saying is a 2024 sixth-rounder and 2025 seventh-rounder. I'd have thought the Panthers might get a little more, but I'm just glad he's gone. He's going from one horse manure team to another, and he can go drop Kyle Murray's passes now.

[wadesworld]

Robbie Anderson -- see ya!

Went to Arizona for what ESPN is saying is a 2024 sixth-rounder and 2025 seventh-rounder. I'd have thought the Panthers might get a little more, but I'm just glad he's gone. He's going from one horse manure team to another, and he can go drop Kyle Murray's passes now.

All on the Panthers' dime.