2025-26 NFL Thread

[GB Warrior]

If ben johnson wants to allow himself to get dragged to a Super Bowl title or two, that's his business. I won't fault him

The Mccaskeys believe pulling yourself up by your own bootstraps

[Pakuni]

I, for one, am glad to hear things from a coach that isn't rainbows/coachspeak

That's fine, but it's weird for the guy who has more control over practice habits than anyone in the organization to be bemoaning his team's poor practice habits.

[WhiteTrash]

That's fine, but it's weird for the guy who has more control over practice habits than anyone in the organization to be bemoaning his team's poor practice habits.

I agree with this, but speaking from experience in the business world, changing culture and organizational habits can take longer than you expect. That said, not sure why he'd go public with that. 

[GB Warrior]

Is it surprising that an organization led by Kevin Warren has players that think it's ok to not show up for work every day?

[Dish]

So the NFL scored the end of half as an aborted fumble by Josh Allen. Officials let it go and replay assist did nothing.

🤔

[Pakuni]

Took Bears players all of two weeks to start complaining about the coaches.

[jesmu84]

Took Bears players all of two weeks to start complaining about the coaches.

He complained about the last regime too

Nothing to see here

[cheebs09]

He complained about the last regime too

Nothing to see here

Well, he was right about the last regime.

[jesmu84]

Well, he was right about the last regime.

He had complaints about how the last regime handled his injury status and time off the field.

Guy is an athlete and wants to play.

Team has a resource they want to maximize.

Both are valid

[Billy Hoyle]

Is it surprising that an organization led by Kevin Warren has players that think it's ok to not show up for work every day?

That reminds me of a joke an old MU professor (and Bears fan in Chicago) posted the other day: "Who knew the Bears had so many devout Christians on the team, because a lot of them don't work on the Sabbath."

[WhiteTrash]

That reminds me of a joke an old MU professor (and Bears fan in Chicago) posted the other day: "Who knew the Bears had so many devout Christians on the team, because a lot of them don't work on the Sabbath."

LOL.

That might also explain the Badgers on the actual Sabbath (sundown Friday to sundown Saturday)

[Billy Hoyle]

LOL.

That might also explain the Badgers on the actual Sabbath (sundown Friday to sundown Saturday)

There are no Christians in Madison though.

[tower912]

When the tornadoes swept through Chicago a few years ago, emergency managers attempted to have civilians shelter at Soldier Field.  They knew there wouldn't be a touch down there.

[CreightonWarrior]

Jordan Morgan absolutely killing the Packers today.

[MuggsyB]

Wow. 

[Uncle Rico]

LaFleur masterclass

[CreightonWarrior]

Pretty pathetic performance today by the offense

[Jay Bee]

Skol!!!

[PointWarrior]

Can stop all the unnatural carnal knowledgeing Super Bowl bullcrap hype now

[cheebs09]

That one is on Love.

[Uncle Rico]

That one is on Love.

Typical LaFleur team.  Dumb penalties, dumb mistakes.  That's why this team isn't winning a Super Bowl.  Head coach is a clown

[CreightonWarrior]

I really want those last 3 hours of my life back.

[Jockey]

Ultimate choke job. Everyone bears fault here.

Coaches most of all. MLF was brutal and Bisacia was at his normal expected incompetence.

[Uncle Rico]

Ultimate choke job. Everyone bears fault here.

Coaches most of all. MLF was brutal and Bisacia was at his normal expected incompetence.

Not ready to play.  Special teams garbage, procedural penalties.  Classic LaFleur. 

[MU82]

Wasn't easy, but the Rams sure found a unique way to lose.