N.F.L. 24-25 Season (2 Viewers)

tdubel said:
Inquiring minds want to know, was last nights game a brilliant chess match or complete inept performance by one team on offense? I stand by my earlier analysis that this “product on the field” this year is subpar. Look at Sunday nights all star Steeler defense…………or the Vikings mighty offense with the second coming back at the helm…………ugh.
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I was looking forward to that game............and shut it off at halftime, I've seen more exciting rock fights, just terrible.
 
tdubel said:
Inquiring minds want to know, was last nights game a brilliant chess match or complete inept performance by one team on offense? I stand by my earlier analysis that this “product on the field” this year is subpar. Look at Sunday nights all star Steeler defense…………or the Vikings mighty offense with the second coming back at the helm…………ugh.
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While I do like a pitcher's duel...last nights game was a hard watch for me...both team's offenses shut out in the 1st half was kind of boring...maybe you can attribute the lack of scoring to great defenses...while GB has been touted as a SP hopeful...especially after acquiring Parsons...as I'm a Cowboy's fan...Strangely...while I never root for a division rival...I was rooting for the Eagles...as the Cowboys don't stand a chance for the playoffs this year...it makes the Parson's trade for GB's draft picks move up just a bit...Love fell short on moving the ball...and Hurt was not much better...in fact their numbers were pretty bad to average...probably lost half their tv viewers by half time...
 
Panzer ace said:
At this point in the season the 2 most underrated teams are the Patriots and Rams.

I hope they play each other in this year’s Super Bowl.

My underlying fear is that we will see the Chiefs vs. the Eagles again.
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The Patriots have played an all time soft schedule but credit where credit is due, they beat both the Bills and the Bucs on the road.

Their coaching on both sides of the ball and the HC are light years ahead of the last three years worth of train wrecks, Belichick had clearly lost his fastball (imagine sticking Mac Jones with a defensive coach and a special teams coach as his OC, that's criminal) and Mayo was in way over his head, he was God awful.

I can easily see them finishing the season 13-4 and getting the #1 seed........and getting knocked off by the Chefs or those gang members in uniform, the Ravens.

Regardless, they are fun to watch and the future looks bright again in New England.
 
Warrior said:
The Patriots have played an all time soft schedule but credit where credit is due, they beat both the Bills and the Bucs on the road.

Their coaching on both sides of the ball and the HC are light years ahead of the last three years worth of train wrecks, Belichick had clearly lost his fastball (imagine sticking Mac Jones with a defensive coach and a special teams coach as his OC, that's criminal) and Mayo was in way over his head, he was God awful.

I can easily see them finishing the season 13-4 and getting the #1 seed........and getting knocked off by the Chefs or those gang members in uniform, the Ravens.

Regardless, they are fun to watch and the future looks bright again in New England.
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Your Patriot's are kicking A$$...soft or not...they line them up...you knock them down...there are no easy games in the NFL..."On any given Sunday"
 
I see the Giants fired Daboll; I bet they wish they'd fired him last season and hired Vrabel with McDaniels as OC.

But this is the result of the deal with the devil they made for the Eli SB wins.

They can't be good again until 2050.
 
Panzer ace said:
I love the NFL crackdown on taunting and excessive celebrations.

Jerry Rice once said it best in regard to touchdown celebrations:

“Act like you have been there before.”
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I think maybe that quote was attributed to Barry Sanders...
but both players were standout class acts when they scored...
no boasting...no pagentry...no end zone dances...
just great sportsmanship...
 
I’ll preface this by saying that I like Kirk Herbstreit.

However he recently called out sportscasters who were biased, especially in regards to college football.

He went on to say he loved Ohio state but when it came to broadcasting he was not biased toward OSU.

During Thursday’s game he said that Justin Fields was a great player with tremendous talent. He went on to say that Fields has not succeeded because of the players around him and the systems in which he played.

Fields then threw 4 incompletions on his next 4 passes. They were all clearly his fault. Herbstreit made pathetic excuses after each pass.

He is the epitome of a hypocrite who needs to be more honest when it comes to his broadcasting duties.
 
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