2025-26 NFL Thread

[Jockey]

Let Jordan cook

He's good enough to win games. MLF needs to let him free.

[Uncle Rico]

Let Jordan cook

This is why LaFleur is so frustrating. 

[GB Warrior]

A whole year of establishing the run led us to this moment

[MU82]

As an observer who doesn't like the Packers, doesn't hate the Packers, and only sees the Packers when they are on national TV, I thought LaFleur called an extraordinarily good game today.

He definitely outcoached Campbell, and the Lions made way too many mistakes.

Love was tremendous, too.

Great win by the Packers.

[BM1090]

Lafleur was good today. Finally took the training wheels off.

Only call I had an issue with was the second to last play call. If you're going for it on fourth down I think you run on third down and knock the 40 seconds off. But I'm nitpicking

[MU82]

Lions took 6 minutes, featuring one long-ass huddle after another, before settling for a FG on their last drive. Brutal.

One of Campbell's 4th-down plays - Gibbs up the gut on 4th-and-3 after he had just lost a yard on the exact same play - was terrible. On the other, Williams dropped a pass he had to catch, one of numerous Detroit screwups. The way the Packers were playing, the Lions had little margin for error.

[Sir Lawrence]

Some missed calls, but it was nice to watch a game that wasn't over reffed.

[Shaka Shart]

Lions took 6 minutes, featuring one long-ass huddle after another, before settling for a FG on their last drive. Brutal.

One of Campbell's 4th-down plays - Gibbs up the gut on 4th-and-3 after he had just lost a yard on the exact same play - was terrible. On the other, Williams dropped a pass he had to catch, one of numerous Detroit screwups. The way the Packers were playing, the Lions had little margin for error.

I thought Goff audibled into that run up the gut. Either way quite the decision when your line is getting bulldozed all day

[GB Warrior]

I get Pickens might be a psychopath but why did the Steelers think DK would be an upgrade

[CreightonWarrior]

Chiefs record this year reflects a team that finally stopped getting literally every call.

[The Sultan]

Lions took 6 minutes, featuring one long-ass huddle after another, before settling for a FG on their last drive. Brutal.

One of Campbell's 4th-down plays - Gibbs up the gut on 4th-and-3 after he had just lost a yard on the exact same play - was terrible. On the other, Williams dropped a pass he had to catch, one of numerous Detroit screwups. The way the Packers were playing, the Lions had little margin for error.

Campbell should have definitely kicked the FG on the second one. Terrible game management there.

[MU1in77]

Lafleur was good today. Finally took the training wheels off.

Only call I had an issue with was the second to last play call. If you're going for it on fourth down I think you run on third down and knock the 40 seconds off. But I'm nitpicking

+1000

[MU82]

Like the Lions, the Chiefs made WAY too many mistakes and gave away a winnable game. Dak was mostly great, though, and the Chiefs couldn't defend Lamb and Pickens.

[Uncle Rico]

Too many weak PI calls today across the league.

[CreightonWarrior]

Too many weak PI calls today across the league.

could've gone with one less non-call personally