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Thibodaux is a total scumbag for that sack celebration. How do the colts o-linemen not do something there?
yeah that's a bit of a dick move
Thibodaux is a total scumbag for that sack celebration. How do the colts o-linemen not do something there?
Fitting for blue scum.
yeah that's a bit of a dick move
yeah that's a bit of a dick move
I don't think he knew Foles was hurt. Just being an oblivious rookie but Daboll talked to him
wow, maybe Goff isn't as bad as everyone says? He's quietly been having a pretty good season
i'm expecting a bad game next week tbqhGoff isn't "bad" .... what he is, is inconsistent.
wow, maybe Goff isn't as bad as everyone says? He's quietly been having a pretty good season
i'm expecting a bad game next week tbqh
I wouldn't be shocked as he's been reliable all year and played ok against a tough Jets team on the road (i believe 2nd most yards against the Jets all season?) Chark and Jameson Williams are also healthy finally so the safeties have to respect that speed which should open up the run a bit more. The problem is the defence is terrible against the run and i think Jones/Dillon will run all over them and i don't see Qaron throwing 3 picks in the red zone again.But would you be shocked if Detroit/Goff played great suddenly?
I'm expecting the Packers to win that game next week and make the playoffs which would be pretty impressive considering the first half of the season.
I wouldn't be shocked as he's been reliable all year and played ok against a tough Jets team on the road
Buffalo doesn't need KC to stumble. If they win their final two games, they get the top seed, fullstop. It would be more accurate to say home-field advantage is still on the table for the Bengals. The Bengals will finish with the #1 seed with wins over Buffalo and Baltimore and a KC loss next week.Note potential home-field advantage is still on the table for the Bills if KC stumbles AND the Bengals can clinch the AFC North with a victory.
Huh? What a weird question. I'm cautiously optimistic that the Packers will complete the miracle run next weekend, but let's not fool ourselves. As good as GB looked yesterday, and as bad as the Vikings are, there is little reason to believe the Packers will make a deep playoffs run this season. I'll be pleased if they squeak into the playoffs, but I won't be one of the numskull TV announcers claiming that no teams want to face the Packers right now LOLOL. For starters, they would have to first beat the Lions, and then likely have to go to California and face the rugged Niners, who punked them a year ago. It's somewhat ironic that the Packers are the "finesse" team, while the Niners play smashmouth football.@manly I'd almost think you were upset the Cheese-Dicks MIGHT defy the odds and actually MAKE the playoffs?
Much as it pains me to say it, I wouldn't want to see GB come calling in the first round of the playoffs no matter who I was in the NFC the way they're playing right now.
Huh? What a weird question.