Matt wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 21, 2024 9:53 pm

Good, fuck Buffalo. Their fans are absolute garbage.

https://sports.yahoo.com/bills-fans-pel ... 45677.html

Oh and here's another neat stat: Should Detroit and Kansas City win next Sunday, we'll get another first - first time the season ended the same way it began. (The NFL Kickoff Game was introduced in 2002, and since then has never featured a matchup that would go on to happen again at the subsequent S...

I...think Buffalo has just blown it here. Appropriately enough, courtesy of a ghost from their own past: Wide right.

MotorCityRadioFreak wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 21, 2024 6:17 pm

I am still in disbelief. Each win is like overcoming all the old ghosts. It doesn’t feel real.

And there's still more where those came from - NBC showed a stat during post-game that the last time the Lions have won in San Fran was in 1975.

Ooh! 31-17 now - that might just do it.

Welp. San Fran has emerged from this dogfight victorious.

But at what cost? Deebo Samuel left the game in the 2nd with a shoulder injury and did not return.

TC Talks wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 18, 2024 9:25 pm

Outside of SW Michigan, he won't get the votes...

I don't see how he gets the votes, even in SW Michigan.

TB scares me. They went into Lambaugh a few weeks ago and kicked the Packers ass. They have a very legit D, and they'll be blitzing Goff like crazy. I also expect them to throw the ball 2/3s of the time. This is gonna be a tough game. Lions have more talent and should win, especially with home fiel...

Philly's collapse in the final half dozen games is one of the more epic choke jobs in recent memory. Sure, Dallas's was pretty bad, too, but there was some question as to Dallas's legitimacy given their road record and the fact two teams in their division are doormats. Dallas also had the Chargers,...

SteveS wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 15, 2024 11:19 pm

Man, from 10-1 to being one and out to the 9-8 Bucs.

10-1 to 1-and-done rolls off the tongue a little more, but maybe that's just me.

Unless something REALLY changes here in the 4th, that's who it's gonna be next weekend - which would make it 3-out-of-4 games with pairs that have already faced off this season (Green Bay and San Fran are the only pairing who did not).

PBA bowling as a network TV feature is always going to make me think of Saturday afternoons on ABC in the 90s, LOL.

What'd I miss? I'm here thinking that 10-yard call that ultimately sunk the Rams' last drive could prove fatal for them now that we're at 2:00. (And whaddya know...it did. )

MWmetalhead wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 13, 2024 7:12 pm

Houston is completely embarrassing the Browns!

This is surprising to me. Cleveland won at Houston on Christmas Eve.

If memory serves, Houston had been without Stroud for that one?

Meanwhile, elsewhere, Green Bay is up 17-9 over the Bears while the Rams are down 13-20 to San Fran at the moment.

Should those hold, then next week it'll be the Pack for a rubber match. If either one flips (don't need both to), the Rams come around instead.