2022-2023 NFL Season

[Jockey]

Anybody adding Sewell to their fantasy rosters?

To reset the old adage about Chris Carter - He only gets 1st downs.

[tower912]

Weather is going to suck on the road for Detroit 3 out of their last 4.  (New Jersey, Chicago, Green Bay)  Can Goff hit his receivers in the cold/wind/snow?     Will the defense be able to hold up if a team commits to grinding it out up the middle?     Will the fact that it is the Lions mean that there will be some inexplicable letdown?

[Dish]

Weather is going to suck on the road for Detroit 3 out of their last 4.  (New Jersey, Chicago, Green Bay)  Can Goff hit his receivers in the cold/wind/snow?     Will the defense be able to hold up if a team commits to grinding it out up the middle?     Will the fact that it is the Lions mean that there will be some inexplicable letdown?

Bears are at Detroit.

[tower912]

Mea Culpa.    Bears in Detroit.  At Carolina.

[muwarrior69]

Now they want to eject players for roughing the passer.

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/nfl-considering-ejections-roughing-the-passer-penalties-report

[The Sultan]

Now they want to eject players for roughing the passer.

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/nfl-considering-ejections-roughing-the-passer-penalties-report

Yeah, the article you posted brought it up as a hypothetical. But I do agree with the article that some of this should be video assisted because there have been bad calls both ways this season.

[WhiteTrash]

Now they want to eject players for roughing the passer.

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/nfl-considering-ejections-roughing-the-passer-penalties-report

So if you look in the general direction of Brady or Rodgers, your ejected?

[ZiggysFryBoy]

So if you look in the general direction of Brady or Rodgers, your ejected?

You are ejected if you line up against those 2.

[tower912]

So if you look in the general direction of Brady or Rodgers, your ejected?

Defenders assumed that was already the case.

[Jockey]

Now they want to eject players for roughing the passer.

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/nfl-considering-ejections-roughing-the-passer-penalties-report

$$$$$.  Star QBs = high ratings. High ratings = bigger contracts with the networks.




That is why they protect them.

[The Sultan]

This Cardinals story is incredible.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/12/17/some-are-trying-to-suggest-the-sean-kugler-mistaken-identity-claim-is-a-reference-to-steve-keim/

[tower912]

The Cardinal way. 

Too easy. 

[Dish]

I think they're saying "boourns" in Minneapolis.

[Uncle Rico]

I think they're saying "boourns" in Minneapolis.

Lions are the best team in the NFC North

[tower912]

Nope.  The records are what they are for a reason.  The Lions are hot right now.  The Vikings are the better team.

[Uncle Rico]

Nope.  The records are what they are for a reason.  The Lions are hot right now.  The Vikings are the better team.

Disagree

[JWags85]

Vikings may be a bit better, but they are the biggest fraud team in the NFL in a long time.  Would not be surprised to see them finish with 6 losses.

[CreightonWarrior]

Is this a local broadcast team they hired? The color commentator is openly rooting for the Vikings.

[MU82]

Playing at home and finding a way to fall behind the Colts by 1,000 points at halftime is pretty damn impressive.

[CreightonWarrior]

That unnecessary roughness call against the colts was a worse call than most roughing the passers.

[CreightonWarrior]

Not allowed to tackle Justin Jefferson anymore?

[rocket surgeon]

vikings just got major hosed-that was clearly a fumble and a touchdown.  i have never seen a whistle that quick this year when bringing down a runner

[rocket surgeon]

that crew just cost themselves a trip to the playoffs

[MU82]

I didn't see the game, but nice comeback by the Vikings. Falling behind a horrible team by 1,000 points was almost impossible ... but so was coming back from that deficit. Good on them.

[Uncle Rico]

I didn't see the game, but nice comeback by the Vikings. Falling behind a horrible team by 1,000 points was almost impossible ... but so was coming back from that deficit. Good on them.

So, it was a weird 33-0 deficit.  Like, a good team would have been up 45-0 or more.  The Vikings gave up a punt block TD, int return TD and twice stopped on 4th and 1 in their own territory around the 30.

Indy still had a chance to salt it away late but instead of just running to run clock, threw some passes.  The Vikings lost two fumble return TDs on bad calls, too.

Basically, if a team was going to overcome a 33-point halftime deficit, this was probably the game to do it