2024 NFL Season Thread

posted by BR1986FB

And their D-Coordinator might pay the price for Mike Brown's cheapness (paying for defense). He was also one of the best DC's in the business over the past few years. Stevie Wonder could've seen how bad that secondary was, especially the safeties, going into the season. To let Russell Wilson put up 400+ passing yards on you is pretty embarrassing.

I don’t think there should be a defense using the combination of the bottom 11 defensive players in the NFL and allow the Steelers to score 44…on the road

posted by Ironman92

I don’t think there should be a defense using the combination of the bottom 11 defensive players in the NFL and allow the Steelers to score 44…on the road

I just can't believe how bad they are. Browns might actually be able to put up some points on them.

posted by BR1986FB

I just can't believe how bad they are. Browns might actually be able to put up some points on them.

If they lose again…they are eliminated. They really won’t care if that happens by the time you face them.

Burrow won’t quit, Chase having a #1 WR in football season….Higgins might be hesitant to go all out and they aren’t as dangerous when he’s not a threat

Justin…that Jets loss was awful. Rodgers missing the open guy then next play throws a 92 yard pick 6 to a 300 lb lineman….and of course never took a step to go tackle him

Has anybody else noticed a correlation of bad officiand all the new sports betting sites popping up?

posted by Devils Advocate

Has anybody else noticed a correlation of bad officiand all the new sports betting sites popping up?

It’s been a thought

posted by Devils Advocate

Has anybody else noticed a correlation of bad officiand all the new sports betting sites popping up?

Huh? You mean bad officiating and the emergence of sports betting? Idk about that. A missed call costing you your bet is someone else’s good fortune. IMO, betting is 40% knowledge and 60% luck

Everyone watching wants this snow to keep coming hard in Bills stadium

You take the wrong angle in this stuff….you are out of the play

Either last year or the year before there was a Bills game played in Detroit instead of Buffalo because of the snow. Wonder what happened then different from tonight because this looks terrible. 

I hate McCaffrey going down. This game needs him.

NFL is better with him in it too

posted by Ironman92

Justin…that Jets loss was awful. Rodgers missing the open guy then next play throws a 92 yard pick 6 to a 300 lb lineman….and of course never took a step to go tackle him

Wouldn't know, didn't watch.

Hell of an effort on that 55 yard FG attempt into the wind in that snow

Lions, Bills and Eagles….all look incredible but it’s unlikely all 3 can keep it going this well for 5 more weeks in regular season and then through the playoffs.

But these are the top 3 teams. 

Don’t know how you can’t pull for the Bills. Allen is so fun. Gamer

Allen is the MVP

posted by Ironman92

I don’t think there should be a defense using the combination of the bottom 11 defensive players in the NFL and allow the Steelers to score 44…on the road

I meant to say something last night but firing Anarumo may happen, probably should, etc. but it’s a band aid on an arterial bleed. 

They don’t scout well, draft well, develop well, pay anyone worth a shit. So firing him or Taylor might be their answer, but they still aren’t doing anything else right. 

posted by friendfromlowry

I meant to say something last night but firing Anarumo may happen, probably should, etc. but it’s a band aid on an arterial bleed. 

They don’t scout well, draft well, develop well, pay anyone worth a shit. So firing him or Taylor might be their answer, but they still aren’t doing anything else right. 

I think firing Anarumo would be a big mistake. He's done a really nice job, especially when they've faced the Chiefs. 

As I've said many times, "hard to make chicken salad out of chicken shit." 

This is on the front office/GM in not providing him with capable players. It's been a recurring theme with the Bengals for years. Sure, they will throw a good chunk at Burrow/Chase to get the butts in the seats but won't take care of the meat & potatoes (complimentary players).

Good win by the Steelers, especially after losing last week. Seems the last few years, their M.O. has been to play in really close games and try to pull them out at the end and when that formula doesn't work, things can snowball a bit for them.

So, fortunate they had the Cincinnati defense to contend with any everyone got to look like world-beaters for at least one afternoon. With how overall tough their schedule is down the stretch, with Philly and KC to go with the division games, every damn win is super-meaningful. Also: Props to Philly for beating Baltimore and giving them some breathing room in the division race.

Who knows the story but hope this isn’t true