2026-27 NFL Thread

[Jockey]

Lead the league in penalties.

Lead the league in drops.

Lead the league in missed kicks.

Lead the league in fewest rushing yards.

[MuggsyB]

The Packers will win this game by two touchdowns.  Even with the early cough ups. 

[GB Warrior]

Does Sal Frelick want to suit up at WR

[wadesworld]

Thank god we hung onto a woman beater so he can run behind a line that would make Barry Sanders look like a bum.

[GB Warrior]

Even our extension of the run game sucks ass

[Uncle Rico]

That's a heartwarming moment at Lambeau

[CreightonWarrior]

Golden could've gotten tossed.

[Uncle Rico]

Golden could've gotten tossed.

He can't catch the ball but he can catch those hands

[WhiteTrash]

Golden could've gotten tossed.

He's a weird dude.

[CreightonWarrior]

Imagine how good Love would be if his team wasn't complete ass.

[Uncle Rico]

Imagine how good Love would be if his team wasn't complete ass.

He's going to single-handedly drag them to the 7-seed

[GB Warrior]

He's going to single-handedly drag them to the 7-seed

7-seed merchant says anyone who doesn't know ball

[WhiteTrash]

Imagine how good Love would be if his team wasn't complete ass.

He's a top 10 QB.

[Pakuni]

Bryce Young is going to spend the next 10 days side-eyeing his OTs.

[Uncle Rico]

Josh Jacobs, Matt LaFleur knows his character

https://bsky.app/profile/brickcenter.bsky.social/post/3mz2ncnkb5x2v

[WhiteTrash]

Can the Packers win when Bears' weather starts? 

But seriously, has there ever been a successful team that doesn't run the ball? So far the Pack is that, but is there a precedent for this model?

[GB Warrior]

Josh Jacobs, Matt LaFleur knows his character

https://bsky.app/profile/brickcenter.bsky.social/post/3mz2ncnkb5x2v

https://x.com/chadfisher/status/2115980280330596844?a=F41aro2AZNgSdvgM6Bk&s=46

If the Packers grow a spine, I still think Jacobs has a future as the Chiefs kicker

[GB Warrior]

Can the Packers win when Bears' weather starts? 

But seriously, has there ever been a successful team that doesn't run the ball? So far the Pack is that, but is there a precedent for this model?

Packers in 2011. All it took was one of the best QBs of all time coming into his own, the #1 defense, and a playoff run as the 6th seed.

[WhiteTrash]

Packers in 2011. All it took was one of the best QBs of all time coming into his own, the #1 defense, and a playoff run as the 6th seed.

I see that, but 2011 GB ran about 100 YPG, 2026 is 60 YPG.

[MU82]

Bryce Young is going to spend the next 10 days side-eyeing his OTs.

Yup. If Love thinks his OL is bad (and it is), Young says, "Jordan, hold my beer."

[BM1090]

Watson again showing he's a baller and fully deserving of that deal.

[tower912]

Wait.  Love is no longer a wasted trade-his-ass pick?    Huh.

[muwarrior69]

The Brewers are champions and the Packers can't hurt me.

The Brewers are champions and the Packers can't hurt me.

The Brewers are champions and...

...but the Pack have 4 Super Bowl Championships while the Brewers only have 1 WS Championship and I don't think the Brewers will equal that anytime soon.

[The Sultan]

Can the Packers win when Bears' weather starts? 

But seriously, has there ever been a successful team that doesn't run the ball? So far the Pack is that, but is there a precedent for this model?

MLF knows what he is doing. If their run game is too successful, they may not get the 7th seed.

[Uncle Rico]

...but the Pack have 4 Super Bowl Championships while the Brewers only have 1 WS Championship and I don't think the Brewers will equal that anytime soon.

Super Bowl wins when plumbers and dentists were playing is like bragging about winning the NIT