2022 NFL Season Thread

Lovie Smith fired. What are the Texans doing? Third coach fired in as many seasons. Also, what were they expecting with this roster.

posted by friendfromlowry

Lovie Smith fired. What are the Texans doing? Third coach fired in as many seasons. Also, what were they expecting with this roster.

He shouldnt have won...

posted by Laley23

He shouldnt have won...

They’re at worst now getting Stroud instead of Young or vice-versa. 

There's something poetic about the Steelers possibly having the least impressive 7-2 (or whatever) stretch I've ever seen where they just gut out one game after another without ever looking dominating...or even like a legit playoff team, only to lose out on the playoffs because the Dolphins and their third-string QB were able to barely out-field-goal the Jets and Joe Flacco on their way to probably losing 63 to negative-2 next week, assuming they can't find a way to justify putting Tua's scrambled brain back out there.

posted by Heretic

There's something poetic about the Steelers possibly having the least impressive 7-2 (or whatever) stretch I've ever seen where they just gut out one game after another without ever looking dominating...or even like a legit playoff team, only to lose out on the playoffs because the Dolphins and their third-string QB were able to barely out-field-goal the Jets and Joe Flacco on their way to probably losing 63 to negative-2 next week, assuming they can't find a way to justify putting Tua's scrambled brain back out there.

Tomlin did a helluva job getting them above .500

posted by BR1986FB

Tomlin did a helluva job getting them above .500

Credit where credit is due; the team never gave up despite it looking really shitty for a long while. Midway through the year, I was thinking we'd be fighting with the Texans and whomever to be somewhere in the top five picking. Switching to Pickett helped, getting Watt back helped more and now they just really need to get more consistent and get better line play. I think 12 of 17 games (or was it 13?) were one-score games and it really felt that nearly every week came down to the final minute.

Yeah…for a couple weeks the Steelers overall we’re a bottom 5 team…..they finished in the 13-15 area.

Not the goal but I really thought this was a 5-7 win team at best

I mean….if he actually said that, that’s outstanding lol. Perfect honestly.  The “neighbors yelling about my clock management” caught me really off guard and I lol’d.

The "Tom Brady to Miami" rumors already starting to resurface after he flirted with them previously. Seems to have a bit more legs this time with TB12 being a FA and Tua's recurring concussions.

Not to mention his ex wife just bought the mansion next to his in Miami

Jets should 100% go after Brady. Not sure if he'd bite on sticking it to Belichick by playing for his most hated rival. He'll end up in Las Vegas is my guess.

I know that the Pro Bowl is a sham but wow....

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/31/tyler-huntley-headed-to-pro-bowl-in-place-of-josh-allen/

posted by BR1986FB

I know that the Pro Bowl is a sham but wow....

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/31/tyler-huntley-headed-to-pro-bowl-in-place-of-josh-allen/

Lol

posted by Ironman92

Lol

Jacoby Brissett doesn't deserve it and he has a WAY better argument than Tyler Huntley and his 2 TD passes and 3 picks in six games.

Just get rid of the pro bowl. 

I'm curious to see the new format. I like the idea of a skills challenge and flag football over the abomination of what it has been for a while.

I don't really take the players invited too seriously.

posted by BR1986FB

I know that the Pro Bowl is a sham but wow....

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/01/31/tyler-huntley-headed-to-pro-bowl-in-place-of-josh-allen/

Apparently Trubisky wanted the weekend off, if we're getting that far down into the dregs to fill a roster.

Broncos have acquired Sean Payton to be their next head coach from the Saints

Texans have hired Demeco Ryans as their HC

Tom Brady retires, again. This time it's apparently "for good."

posted by BR1986FB

Tom Brady retires, again. This time it's apparently "for good."

He'll be somehwere else in a couple months