twoods 3 hours ago Share 3 hours ago For me it’s anyone but the Chiefs. I don’t care who it is, I just want a new champion. I know it probably wont be any of my teams, but I don’t care. 5 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552253
Carey 3 hours ago Share 3 hours ago I'll be at peace with whatever happens in tonight's Ravens/Steelers game. It's unfortunate (for me) that, similar to last year, Pittsburgh went into the postseason with a significant flaw or two. Last year they rallied (or had to) but needed to win in Week 18 & get help. Go figure an injury occurred to Watt. Add that to the snowstorm, and the motivation ended. No big injuries headed into the postseason, but what a pathetic showing to wrap up the season. Coach Mike Tomlin treated the Eagles loss like it's no big deal AND that it's just one game & can happen. Problem is that they've already lost 3 times already to teams that didn't make the playoffs at all, and since that postgame conference post-Philly they haven't won yet. Probably will not until the summer or fall. I guess I was a bit salty with the take that Cincinnati and Pittsburgh should swap. I think it's fair to mojoween to say as much outright, but also say that she's right. At least based on what would be worth it. While I'd disagree due to the Bengals horrific start to the season & having an inferior record, I wouldn't know who would win the game. Maybe the league will go down the path of choosing the best team and disregard records (unless you won the division). However, it would be tough putting them over Pittsburgh since they're in the same division and PIT has a better record. The SOS for the Steelers is super superior, even more than Baltimore's, especially looking at the 3 games in 11 days win/loss %. Anyway, you know I couldn't care less when I have come to terms that a Cincy/Baltimore game would be better for the NFL. The 10 point margin in favor of Baltimore could have been twice as much, and I'd still pick the Ravens. Despite hell on Earth for the Black & Gold, they didn't cancel the game, which I suppose means that a road win is possible. Doubtful, but not impossible. After all, the Steelers have never lost a road playoff game to anyone within its division. Lamar's postseason success isn't very good, and other than Kansas City, Pittsburgh has had a lot of success against the Ravens. The problem is, recently it's been more luck than not. Barely winning this year at Acrisure, and in the same venue, the WRs kept dropping the damn ball. Also a backdoor win for PIT. Flowers out is not good but it may not matter because I don't know how Pittsburgh is going to score. 28-24 Ravens over Steelers makes sense if the offense can show up along with the defense. Otherwise 35-10 in favor of the AFC North Champions (at least 35 points) shows that trends matter. Baltimore has been playing great football, the Steelers seasons end when they clinch a non-losing season. That's it. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552259
mojoween 3 hours ago Share 3 hours ago WHY would Houston build that stadium so the sun hits the field that way? I’m uncomfortable with it just watching on the teevee. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552261
Crashcourse 3 hours ago Share 3 hours ago 39 minutes ago, twoods said: For me it’s anyone but the Chiefs. I don’t care who it is, I just want a new champion. I know it probably wont be any of my teams, but I don’t care. Yep. ABC. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552268
Chit Chat 2 hours ago Share 2 hours ago FWIW, Gov. DeSantis declared yesterday as Mike Evan's day in Florida! That's quite an honor. He was being saluted for his contributions to his community as well as his football accomplishments. Yay for Mike! 👏 3 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552281
ebk57 2 hours ago Share 2 hours ago 46 minutes ago, mojoween said: WHY would Houston build that stadium so the sun hits the field that way? I’m uncomfortable with it just watching on the teevee. https://bsky.app/profile/minakimes.bsky.social/post/3lfio2ujww22p Can't seem to embed posts from BlueSky yet.. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552292
Carey 2 hours ago Share 2 hours ago 1 hour ago, twoods said: For me it’s anyone but the Chiefs. I don’t care who it is, I just want a new champion. I know it probably wont be any of my teams, but I don’t care. Despite my jokes and/or comments in the past, I actually don't hate the Chiefs. I think their success puts a smile to my face because the fans on the East of a dynasty that lasted a fifth of a century are stressed out by it. They think that Kansas City will do more in less time, and that the league is aiding them in the process. Plus, I still admire a guy named Andy Reid. Him and Spags are 2 individuals that I respect big time. So seeing them as big parts of something special is decent for me. Still, I think it's more that I'd like to see something different than what I've seen for about a half dozen years. This pretty much happened during the 90s with Dallas (anybody but Dallas). I guess I got my "wish" though I don't recall asking for it to last 3 decades, but oh well Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552304
Bastet 2 hours ago Share 2 hours ago 4 minutes ago, Carey said: Plus, I still admire a guy named Andy Reid. Him and Spags are 2 individuals that I respect big time. So seeing them as big parts of something special is decent for me. I have more in the dislike column than the like at this point with the Chiefs, but, yeah, Andy Reid and Steve Spagnuolo are big likes. I'm sick of the Chiefs, but the AFC team I'd least like to see in the SB is the Ravens. The only one of "my" teams in the playoffs is the Rams, and I doubt they're getting past the wild card; they are certainly not going the distance. I usually root for the NFC team in the SB (although, it's hard if it's the Eagles), and hope it winds up being the Lions this year. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552309
bluegirl147 1 hour ago Share 1 hour ago 21 minutes ago, Carey said: They think that Kansas City will do more in less time, and that the league is aiding them in the process. And I'm not sure the NFL isn't. 6 minutes ago, Bastet said: I'm sick of the Chiefs, but the AFC team I'd least like to see in the SB is the Ravens. My Raven hate is well noted. It's personal for me because my team is in their division but the fact so many others dislike them validates my feelings. 1 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552313
baldryanr 1 hour ago Share 1 hour ago 2 minutes ago, bluegirl147 said: And I'm not sure the NFL isn't. Every successful team is always being accused of getting an unfair advantage by TPTB. It kind of makes me wish Brady had been involved with someone as popular as Swift - the complaining from other teams' fans (the NFL wants her groupies to tune in!) would have been epic. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552318
mojoween 1 hour ago Share 1 hour ago 50 minutes ago, ebk57 said: https://bsky.app/profile/minakimes.bsky.social/post/3lfio2ujww22p Can't seem to embed posts from BlueSky yet.. The comments 😀 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552320
Carey 1 hour ago Share 1 hour ago 5 minutes ago, baldryanr said: Every successful team is always being accused of getting an unfair advantage by TPTB. It kind of makes me wish Brady had been involved with someone as popular as Swift - the complaining from other teams' fans (the NFL wants her groupies to tune in!) would have been epic. IIRC, I think Bundchen was more epic, possibly had more money, and might have been better looking/more attractive than Brady Taylor. I think there was less complaining and more pure jealously from everywhere else outside of New England. Still baldryanr is spot on. Everyone that's been successful is going to be the target of being the beneficiary of legacy treatment. Not just in the NFL, in the NBA and in the other major sports. It's top notch for Major League Baseball in not so much of a pleasant way, and in College Hoops & College Football, it's the worst (at least until the TP & NIL Era but not really at the end of the day). Kansas City, like New England has been fortunate a ton. However, there are a lot of bad teams in sports. On an annual level. I think it's more fortune & less luck. After everyone complains about officiating I guess I can understand the frustration, but the fact is your teams suck & were destined to lose anyway. I don't know what to think of when it comes to Baltimore. It's a hard pass but Jackson is an angel compared to many of the players in the past. That 2000 team: Well, it disdain was worth it since it helped make the rivalry that damn epic. OTOH, LJ's predecessor was so much more quiet, but I'll be odd if he doesn't hoist the title. Even Trent won. Actually, others helped win while he was on the team starting. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552327
twoods 1 hour ago Share 1 hour ago Looks like the Chargers offense decided not to show up. Oh well, two more teams to go. Hope they all don’t lose this weekend. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552334
mojoween 1 hour ago Share 1 hour ago No. No no no no no NO. Sub-.500 teams hosting playoff games is hilarious. Don’t want to travel? Win your division. Beastquake was one of the funniest things that has ever happened in the playoffs in any sport. 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552340
bluegirl147 52 minutes ago Share 52 minutes ago 8 minutes ago, mojoween said: No. No no no no no NO. Sub-.500 teams hosting playoff games is hilarious. Don’t want to travel? Win your division. Beastquake was one of the funniest things that has ever happened in the playoffs in any sport. They said this before when the NFC South winner didn't have a winning record. This Houston LA game suddenly got more fun to watch. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552342
mojoween 44 minutes ago Share 44 minutes ago Huh. I knew I didn’t like the Chargers all that much. I was unaware that I hate the Texans, as I don’t normally think about Houston at all. 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552346
Carey 41 minutes ago Share 41 minutes ago 23 minutes ago, twoods said: Looks like the Chargers offense decided not to show up. Oh well, two more teams to go. Hope they all don’t lose this weekend. I think I know what you mean, but otherwise, that's technically impossible. With my luck, those teams that are destined to lose will do just that, but not by much. You know, it's a waste of time saying that "I'm not gonna watch the NFL ever again!" Because A: That's totally not true; 2: The league ain't going nowhere over one's departure from its viewing, and D: I think it's not a super big deal about that postseason change. Which will be proven when fans still tune in. The issue is that the fans will be as happy as they'll be when they move the Super Bowl to the Sunday before President's Day. EXCEPT? They'll instead waste their breath & energy whining, crying, and complaining about something else. In lieu of a simple "Thank You Mister Commissioner!" I hate it because while it's ideal, having division winners travel devalues the part of having divisions in the first place. Which is a problem the NFL created themselves. The 2002 structure was neat, no thanks to the Houston Texans. However, there are way too many divisions in the league. And they've looked the same for nearly a quarter century. Maybe reshape things, and rather 4 teams per division, have 8 teams (4 divisions of 8 teams). Also, stop adding so many teams to the playoffs. As bluegirl147 mentioned, they've revisited this in the past. Nothing has changed, period. It didn't change 2 years ago after Dallas pounded Tampa, and even with the Rams/Vikings outcome it's not a lock to change the format. Plus it needs 24 votes to pass, and while things usually get approved, I don't think this one is a lock Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552349
twoods 40 minutes ago Share 40 minutes ago I don’t have a problem with the Texans like you do, but their coach sure is nice to stare at. 1 1 1 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552351
bluegirl147 37 minutes ago Share 37 minutes ago 2 minutes ago, twoods said: I don’t have a problem with the Texans like you do, but their coach sure is nice to stare at. I think some of us talked about their coach last year. Lol Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552352
mojoween 34 minutes ago Share 34 minutes ago I have no idea what the fuck just happened. Ian Eagle has never said anything more astute though - even when the Chargers do something right, they do something wrong. 2 Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552355
roamyn 33 minutes ago Share 33 minutes ago Just now, mojoween said: I have no idea what the fuck just happened. Ian Eagle has never said anything more astute though - even when the Chargers do something right, they do something wrong. Only the Chargers can charger a TD. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552357
bluegirl147 28 minutes ago Share 28 minutes ago I've never seen a 2 pt TD before. Didn't even know it was a thing. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552359
mojoween 23 minutes ago Share 23 minutes ago 4 minutes ago, bluegirl147 said: I've never seen a 2 pt TD before. Didn't even know it was a thing. Me neither. I thought it was going to be a scoop and score for a normal TD. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552362
Carey 16 minutes ago Share 16 minutes ago I think this occurred between the Chiefs and Falcons a long time ago (2 point defensive TD) Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552365
roamyn 8 minutes ago Share 8 minutes ago How many INTs is that for Herbert today? I think we can stop the generational talent talk until he actually does something. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552368
bluegirl147 8 minutes ago Share 8 minutes ago 5 minutes ago, Carey said: I think this occurred between the Chiefs and Falcons a long time ago (2 point defensive TD) Google tells me Philly did it against TB earlier this season. Is this a new ish rule. I swear I've seen points after being blocked and ran back for TDs. Or am I remembering blocked FGs? Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552369
mojoween 3 minutes ago Share 3 minutes ago 5 minutes ago, roamyn said: How many INTs is that for Herbert today? I think we can stop the generational talent talk until he actually does something. Four, I believe. Which is one more than he had this season. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/3173-nfl-thread/page/580/#findComment-8552372
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