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2022-2023 NFL Thread
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I didn't watch any games this past Sunday, but after going to espn.com I see that the Raiders finally won their 3rd game - what out NFL - the LV Raiders are on a roll and heading to the SB
As for the Broncos, yeah at this point its a foregone conclusion that Hackett is gone, its just a question of the hammer dropping in season or post season. If they're to salvage anything in 2022 he's got to go now. If there's any hope to turning around Wilson's performance this year, then he has to go.
btw, I've never been a huge fan of Wilson, and so his poor performance is not surprising, and at this point Wilson is an albatross around their neck.
Yeah I was expecting a close game, but the Vikings didn’t get their act together at all. Haven’t watched the highlights yet, so I have no idea how it went down.
After last week, you could expect a bit of letdown, but wow. Didn't expect that much of a letdown.
Yeah, that was lame. And I think Kelce got a bit too much face mask on one of his stiff arms that they missed.
That holding call literally won the game for them... We were there at boy was the crowd a little peeved... just a little.
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I agree it was a bogus call, not because of the 'rasslin' going on. Oh it was a borderline hold, could have been a call or no call. They'd been going at it like Stone Cold and the Rock the entire game, yet no call until the game changer. Should have been a no call seeing how it's been a no call the entire game prior.
Ref needs to be consistent. Y'all gonna let 'em play rough, let 'em play rough the entire game.
I didn't watch any games this past Sunday, but after going to espn.com I see that the Raiders finally won their 3rd game - what out NFL - the LV Raiders are on a roll and heading to the SB
As for the Broncos, yeah at this point its a foregone conclusion that Hackett is gone, its just a question of the hammer dropping in season or post season. If they're to salvage anything in 2022 he's got to go now. If there's any hope to turning around Wilson's performance this year, then he has to go.
btw, I've never been a huge fan of Wilson, and so his poor performance is not surprising, and at this point Wilson is an albatross around their neck.
Pre-season, the AFC West was supposed to be the powerhouse. Its one of the worst divisions. The AFC East and NFC East are the bad boys now.
How times have changed, eh?
NFC east was the NFL's whipping boy for the longest time
I don't think so... All of the teams in that division have a superbowl win and a few have multiple wins. One of them has had one in the past six or seven years... with the Eagles winning it in 2017.
Someone from this division is usually always in the playoffs. I don't know if I would call them the whipping boys...
The truth is, unless you are a physical freak, like Derrick Henry, RBs are a dime a dozen.
That was a dominating an effort I've seen from the 49ers in a long while. It started a little iffy, but once they got going, Arizona had no shot. Loved seeing Kittle get more action and Givens sack on McCoy was vicious. This wasn't considered a home game for the 49ers, but I'm amazed they basically have 4 home games (including tonight) in a row coming up. I didn't realize they had been on the road that much.
If the 9-ers’ continue to play at the level they did last night against the Cardinals, let alone any team, there’s zero reason why they can’t top their conference. For all the graff Garoppolo receives, he still is an outstanding quarterback, especially when the chemistry meshes with the rest of the team. That was one of the better MNF games this season. And loads of energy from the crowd, being played in Mexico.
I said the same thing about Jimmy G ealier in the season and I got booed down.
The Seahawks, and especially Geno Smith, are the pleasant surprise! And out of there remaining 7 games, 5 are at home. The road games are 1) at the Rams next Sunday, December 4th, and 2) at the Chiefs on Christmas Eve. The Rams are definitely a disappointment this season, so that road game could be a win. But not so versus the Chiefs. Too good of a team.
And it definitely looks like getting rid of Wilson (and have all those future high picks) is certainly paying off.
And it definitely looks like getting rid of Wilson (and have all those future high picks) is certainly paying off.
With the way the Seahawks have been playing, and 5 of their remaining games at home, that match-up with the 49ers on Thursday, December 15th, in Seattle, looms HUGE for both teams. As it is, it's always a battle between them. 49ers won the earlier matchup in week 2, 27-7, in San Francisco. But the Hawks have been playing very well since.
The Giants v Cowboys on Thursday and Patriots v Vikings on Friday should be interesting games, the Cowboys to see if they can hold onto earlier success and the Vikings to see if they can recover. The Patriots are sneaking up the rankings in the AFC East too.
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Also, shh.. let people like things...
I didn't watch the game, but I think the cardinals is not the best measuring rod in determining a teams overall quality. Never mind that Arizona had Colt McCoy in there.
I don't know why they gave Kingsbury an extension last year, and I have to believe he's going to be canned at the end of the season - They're 4 - 7.
Here's my prediction - the Vikings are going to utterly destroy the Patriots. Saying that the Pats have an anemic offensive is being overly generous. And Minnesota is I'm sure royally pissed off that they got embarrassed by the cowboys. They'll be loaded for bear come tomorrow.