2024-25 NFL Thread

[WhiteTrash]

Meanwhile, Justin Fields toddles along at 3-0

Very happy for Fields. Still everything he has done so far 100% convinces me that the Bears made the right choice.

[Pakuni]

Meanwhile, Justin Fields toddles along at 3-0

Easier to win when your defense is allowing fewer than 9 points per game.

[Lennys Tap]

Seems like the shot in the arm he provided by not being Josh McDaniels only went so far.

Didn't they beat the Baltimore Ravens at Baltimore last week?

[cheebs09]

Didn't they beat the Baltimore Ravens at Baltimore last week?

Sure, they also lost to the Panthers and are 1-2. They haven't looked great outside of a miracle comeback.

[Uncle Rico]

Contract the Jaguars for god's sake

[The Sultan]

Doug Pedersen won't make it to Wednesday.

[PGsHeroes32]

Doug Pedersen won't make it to Wednesday.

If he does, theres def gonna be a OC fall guy.

Someone is losing their job on this staff

[Uncle Rico]

Someone contact The Hague

[Pakuni]

How does Travis Hunter feel about living in London?

[PGsHeroes32]

Well, for those that dont like two football games on Monday

This is a good reason for it.

[MuggsyB]

Why is there a team in Jacksonville?

[Uncle Rico]

Why is there a team in Jacksonville?

Why is there a Jacksonville 

[The Sultan]

Why is there a team in Jacksonville?

The early 90s expansion was interesting.  Charlotte was a shoo-in and was given a franchise first. 

The other finalists were Jacksonville, St. Louis and Baltimore. The last two had older stadiums with not so firm promises to upgrade. There were also questions about both ownership groups. My recollection was they were going to be called the St. Louis Stallions and Baltimore Rhinos.

Jacksonville was the ultimate compromise candidate. They had a stadium in place with a decent ownership group and was given a franchise a few weeks after Charlotte.  Both made conference championship games in year two or three of their existence which was something.

[Uncle Rico]

The early 90s expansion was interesting.  Charlotte was a shoo-in and was given a franchise first. 

The other finalists were Jacksonville, St. Louis and Baltimore. The last two had older stadiums with not so firm promises to upgrade. There were also questions about both ownership groups. My recollection was they were going to be called the St. Louis Stallions and Baltimore Rhinos.

Jacksonville was the ultimate compromise candidate. They had a stadium in place with a decent ownership group and was given a franchise a few weeks after Charlotte.

We should put a 200% tariff on the Jaguars franchise

[MuggsyB]

That was a great throw by Daniels.

[PGsHeroes32]

Zac Taylor getting dangerously close to the unemployment line as well

[PGsHeroes32]

Also,

If the Bengals objective is to actually win football games. This Brown guy at running back should get 20 touches a game.

[MuggsyB]

Shouldn't you kick the FG here?

[Pakuni]

Zac Taylor getting dangerously close to the unemployment line as well

Mike Brown firing a coach with two years left on his deal? Surely you can't be serious.

[MuggsyB]

Obviously Washington has a WAY better O-line than the Bears, but Daniels looks like the real deal. 

[MuggsyB]

Holy crap. 

[CreightonWarrior]

That was an incredibly impressive drive by Daniels.

[MuggsyB]

That was an incredibly impressive drive by Daniels.

Dude has that unflappable trait that you can't teach.  Looks like the Bears management fked up once again. 

[jesmu84]

Daniels is cooking

Fields is 3-0.

Trubisky is biding his time learning under a top 2 QB in the NFL.

Sheesh.

At least we didn't draft Bryce?

[Dish]

Interesting concept to provide your rookie QB with a good/great offensive line.