That was a lot of fun to watch having no investment in either team. Living in New England, games get boring.
Strangely enough the game between the trainwreck and the dumpster fire was the most interesting game I've seen this year. And the right team won. Go dumpster fire!
Please don't say you're a Pats fan. This is such a ridiculous statement either way, but coming from a Pats fan makes it so much worse.That was a lot of fun to watch having no investment in either team. Living in New England, games get boring.
Please don't say you're a Pats fan. This is such a ridiculous statement either way, but coming from a Pats fan makes it so much worse.
I still get nervous when watching Super Bowl highlights...from February. The Jets game was in doubt until about a minute left. Yes some games have been multiple score wins, but they are never, EVER boring. A win is NEVER boring.
My goodness how spoiled.
Please don't say you're a Pats fan. This is such a ridiculous statement either way, but coming from a Pats fan makes it so much worse.
I still get nervous when watching Super Bowl highlights...from February. The Jets game was in doubt until about a minute left. Yes some games have been multiple score wins, but they are never, EVER boring. A win is NEVER boring.
My goodness how spoiled.
Wow, huge upset. What a moronic thing for Talib to do right in front of the Ref's, "I'll just poke him in the eyes, who's gonna see that?". If I were a Denver fan I'd be pissed as hell, they would have had a shot at scoring, that PM guy is pretty good.
Aqib is a fucking douchebag.
Yup, absolutely classless
We've had a number of games where the defense had really stupid penalties that cost big plays, yet we managed to win. I think with how good they were playing they were allowed to get away with being less disciplined. I hope the coaching staff gets them back on track because they can't afford to make stupid mistakes.
Also, Indy seems to be Denver's kryptonite for another year. They took us out of the playoffs in a shocker last year, and I'm pretty sure they also dealt us our first loss in 2013 too.
When the Patriots began the second half on Sunday, center Bryan Stork was at right tackle and Cameron Flemming was protecting Brady’s blindside. The latest shuffle came after starting left tackle Sebastian Vollmer had left the game at the end of the second quarter with a head injury. This came after injuries to previous left tackles Nate Solder and Marcus Cannon.
Flemming, who has spent time on the Patriots’ practice squad during the 2015 season, had never played left tackle at any level, from high school to the NFL.
“I didn’t really think of it until everyone was asking,” Flemming said of playing left tackle for the first time in his career. “I was just like, ‘Protect Tom.’ The blindside, the right side—it didn’t really register to me. I just got to keep the quarterback clean.”
The makeshift offensive line allowed no sacks on Sunday, and Brady finished with 299 yards passing, two touchdowns, and an interception. That turnover came before the injury to Vollmer.
Never change Johnny Football.
http://thebiglead.com/2015/11/09/johnny-manziel-was-out-and-about-in-college-station-this-weekend/
I don't think I've ever seen so many dropped passes on a single Sunday. [...] I'm talking hits you in BOTH hands in the numbers and you aren't even being hit yet.
Panthers look to be a team that will make a deep play off push.
Don't watch many Eagles games, do you?
I have conceived a rather intense dislike for the way Mr. Newton carries himself.
I'll get over it.
Or not.
I do, but like every game I saw had multiple drops. I felt if we took Sunday's drop pass rate and applied it to center to QB snaps, we'd see a fumble every other drive doing that exchange.
... Finally do the Colts always beat the Bronco's just because they know how to play vs. Manning?? It just doesn't compute.
Not only do the Eagles probably lead . . . THE KNOWN UNIVERSE . . . in catchable drops this season, but center Kelce continues to hike 'em low and hike 'em high, even in Sunday's game, where they went unremarked upon by the commentators.
On the subject, I remember taking a bunch of informal reps from our HS QB, as in HS, not college or the NFL, and, DAMN, that ball came in hot and hard. Catching those suckers isn't as easy as it looks from the living room Barcalounger.
Not only do the Eagles probably lead . . . THE KNOWN UNIVERSE . . . in catchable drops this season, but center Kelce continues to hike 'em low and hike 'em high, even in Sunday's game, where they went unremarked upon by the commentators.
On the subject, I remember taking a bunch of informal reps from our HS QB, as in HS, not college or the NFL, and, DAMN, that ball came in hot and hard. Catching those suckers isn't as easy as it looks from the living room Barcalounger.
Catching a football is easy, I played for a very good team in high school team and could have played on a crap college team as a TE(ya ya, 4 touch downs single game ya ya /Al Bundy), it's about focusing on the task at hand, keeping your eyes on the ball, ALL the way in, protecting it THEN thinking about your up field moves. People take catching it for granted end up dropping it.
All I remember is those bullet throws unexpectedly stinging my wittle, wittle hands. It was a revelation. As a kid, I played a ton of pickup touch football and even pickup tackle football (with no pads or protection -- yeah, we were crazy), but no one was zinging that pumpkin like that kid was.
I've been trying to figure that out. I think almost all of the coaching staff in Indy is different than when Manning was there, so I don't think that would be the reason. Plus that's only half the game, Indy's offense also managed to do damage to a defense that's played really damn well... so I'm not sure how that happened either.
World class athlete that's dedicated a good part of his life to catching balls is not the same as a kid playing catch with a high school QB. It shouldn't be a stretch to expect a professional receiver to catch, as that's what they've chosen to do for a career.
People care way too much about what he (or anyone for that matter) does in his offtime