The season so far

[jonjon]

Weird year. If you had told me at this point both SB teams would be 2-3 and have inept offenses while the Giants would be 4-1 I would have told you you're crazy. 

[King Colt]

I guarantee an all NY SB (sometime in the future).

[csmopar]

7 hours ago, jonjon said:

Weird year. If you had told me at this point both SB teams would be 2-3 and have inept offenses while the Giants would be 4-1 I would have told you you're crazy. 

Honestly, I think the league has always wanted this. Really any of the teams from 1-32 can beat each other this year more so than any other. Gonna be a wild, drama filled season to see who emerges from the flames

[Gramz]

And add in the Brady drama.

His presence has become detrimental to the game.

 

Shoulda stayed retired bub.

[Gramz]

22 minutes ago, csmopar said:

Honestly, I think the league has always wanted this. Really any of the teams from 1-32 can beat each other this year more so than any other. Gonna be a wild, drama filled season to see who emerges from the flames

Sure makes it interesting.

 

But honestly, I see Buffalo winning SB.

[Hark]

2 hours ago, Gramz said:

But honestly, I see Buffalo winning SB.

They certainly seem to be playing the best ball right now. Saw something today that they reached out to the Panthers to see if they would entertain a trade for McCaffrey (sp?). That would be unbelievable.

[gspdx]

Parity has finally arrived!  Kind of looks like mediocrity to me. 

[richard pallo]

19 hours ago, Hark said:

They certainly seem to be playing the best ball right now. Saw something today that they reached out to the Panthers to see if they would entertain a trade for McCaffrey (sp?). That would be unbelievable.

They are all in for sure.  McCaffrey would be the missing piece for them.  I’m expecting him to be traded to the Bills before the deadline.

[jonjon]

Bills will not win the SB. Why? Because everyone is predicting it. Jinx central. And cmon it's the Bills. Four SBs in a row, zero wins. I'd bet on the Lions winning it before them lol 

[Myles]

Pretty good season so far (not for the Colts).   Several teams trying to get their bearings with new QB's, coaches and players.   We are only 5 games in and things are starting to clear up.  

Buffalo will win the AFC East.  The Ravens look to be the best in the North until Watson comes back for the Browns.  KC will win the AFC West with the Chargers coming in 2nd.  The NCF isn't as clear.   Four teams 4-1 or better  - Vikings, Cowboys, Giants and Eagles.  I assume the East will beat themselves up a bit.   I haven't watched the Giants yet so I do not know how good they really are.  The Vikings and the Packers will battle for the North.  Tamps should cruise to the title of the South with the refs protecting Tom.  The 49rs and Rams could be an interesting battle to watch in the West.  

[chad72]

On 10/11/2022 at 1:23 PM, gspdx said:

Parity has finally arrived!  Kind of looks like mediocrity to me. 

 

Some real bad quality football played across the league, IMO. It also speaks to bad QB play across the league and bad OL performances too.

[sb41champs]

I wouldn't be surprised - at all - if everything sorts itself sooner than later - across the NFL.

 

When folks in my fantasy league are dropping Derek Carr - Matt Stafford - Russell Wilson - and - Dak Prescott - we've entered the "Twilight Zone".

 

Especially when Jared Goff (5) - and - Geno Smith (8) are picked up.

 

I dropped Carr and Stafford for the two QB's above.

[jonjon]

Eagles are not as a good as their record. Then again neither are the Colts lol 

 

Hell of a game between Bills and Chiefs. Some nonsense calls and non-calls by the refs in the Chiefs' favor but BIlls took it anyway. 

 

GB is a joke, even more than I suspected. I will be surprised if they make the playoffs. 

 

Props to the Giants but still not a believer, they are also not as good as their record. 

[RollerColt]

How about Brady going solo to Kraft's wedding, then missing the walkthroughs with the Bucs the next day and then losing to the Steelers? 

 

Hoodie didn't even go to Kraft's wedding, because, you know, he had a game to win!

[Gramz]

11 minutes ago, RollerColt said:

How about Brady going solo to Kraft's wedding, then missing the walkthroughs with the Bucs the next day and then losing to the Steelers? 

 

Hoodie didn't even go to Kraft's wedding, because, you know, he had a game to win!

I was waiting for someone to bring this up.  

 

Can you imagine anyone else doing this?   And then, and then scolding and cursing teammates for their play? Smh. 

[RollerColt]

18 minutes ago, Gramz said:

I was waiting for someone to bring this up.  

 

Can you imagine anyone else doing this?   And then, and then scolding and cursing teammates for their play? Smh. 

Yeah, his credibility isn't looking to good honestly. I can somewhat get wanting to come back to win another Super Bowl, but that's not how you go all in and be a teammate. You go with your team and be a part of the team. It's not like this is Kraft's first wedding for Christ's sake... 

[Gramz]

3 minutes ago, RollerColt said:

Yeah, his credibility isn't looking to good honestly. I can somewhat get wanting to come back to win another Super Bowl, but that's not how you go all in and be a teammate. You go with your team and be a part of the team. It's not like this is Kraft's first wedding for Christ's sake... 

And didn't I read that he's already taking personal days off every Wednesday?  I wonder how that sits with his teammates. ??  Yeah All-in.  Not!

 

Such a Prima Donna.   

[RollerColt]

33 minutes ago, Gramz said:

And didn't I read that he's already taking personal days off every Wednesday?  I wonder how that sits with his teammates. ??  Yeah All-in.  Not!

 

Such a Prima Donna.   

Haven't read that, if true that's crazy. I guess it's a built-in rest day since he's 45? 

[Gramz]

23 minutes ago, RollerColt said:

Haven't read that, if true that's crazy. I guess it's a built-in rest day since he's 45? 

 

[RollerColt]

37 minutes ago, Gramz said:

 

I get he's old, but it also goes to show that maybe if he needs that much rest he should have stayed retired. 

[jonjon]

12 hours ago, RollerColt said:

Yeah, his credibility isn't looking to good honestly.

The greatest cheater of all time's credibility was good before? lol

 

He's a posterior. He had nothing left to prove and is in his mid-40s with more money than God...but going for yet another ring was more important to him than finally spending most of his quality time with his family. Small wonder he's getting divorced. When he unretired at the time I knew this wouldn't sit well with the better half. 

 

Back to football...

 

Meanwhile the Chargers are struggling against the Broncos, how sad is that...

[Dunk]

29 minutes ago, jonjon said:

The greatest cheater of all time's credibility was good before? lol

 

He's a posterior. He had nothing left to prove and is in his mid-40s with more money than God...but going for yet another ring was more important to him than finally spending most of his quality time with his family. Small wonder he's getting divorced. When he unretired at the time I knew this wouldn't sit well with the better half. 

 

Back to football...

 

Meanwhile the Chargers are struggling against the Broncos, how sad is that...

Division rival games are often not easy, but you would think the Bolts should handle them without much problem

[jonjon]

As always, they were/are banged up, all of which I didn't know about. I knew Allen was out but not that Herbert was still hurting from his ribs and the kicker was hurt. 

[Mighty Blue]

On 10/17/2022 at 6:34 AM, Gramz said:

 

It’s good to be the GOAT. 

[Mighty Blue]

On 10/17/2022 at 5:11 AM, Gramz said:

I was waiting for someone to bring this up.  

 

Can you imagine anyone else doing this?   And then, and then scolding and cursing teammates for their play? Smh. 

Yeah…Hey Tom, yelling at your teammates is like getting mad at your waiter or waitress before your food gets delivered 

[w87r]

I'm more interested in Brady leaving team on Friday and Saturday walkthrough to attend Kraft's wedding.

 

 

Serves him right with the loss.

 

Then he wants to scold his team.....

 

Should of retired after SB win.

[Gramz]

8 hours ago, w87r said:

I'm more interested in Brady leaving team on Friday and Saturday walkthrough to attend Kraft's wedding.

 

 

Serves him right with the loss.

 

Then he wants to scold his team.....

 

Should of retired after SB win.

 This.

 

He could have gone out on top. 

Instead......

.......well time wil tell.

[RollerColt]

9 hours ago, w87r said:

I'm more interested in Brady leaving team on Friday and Saturday walkthrough to attend Kraft's wedding.

 

 

Serves him right with the loss.

 

Then he wants to scold his team.....

 

Should of retired after SB win.

Yes. Pretty selfish of him to chide his teammates when he skipped out on the team. Then, he goes on to compare his cushy life as an NFL player to a soldier being deployed for war...  

 

Uh... what? Yeah I'm sure that sits well with veterans... 

 

https://www.today.com/parents/dads/tom-brady-compares-leaving-football-military-deployment-rcna52785

[2006Coltsbestever]

9 hours ago, w87r said:

I'm more interested in Brady leaving team on Friday and Saturday walkthrough to attend Kraft's wedding.

 

 

Serves him right with the loss.

 

Then he wants to scold his team.....

 

Should of retired after SB win.

Peyton would never do what he just did. I think Tom has checked out and is done, no way do they win the SB this year. 

[RollerColt]

35 minutes ago, 2006Coltsbestever said:

Peyton would never do what he just did. I think Tom has checked out and is done, no way do they win the SB this year. 

Peyton also wouldn't retire, then unretire and leave his kids, then for some reason complain about playing football and comparing leaving his kids for military deployment...