Draft Day Wednesday for my fantasy football league. 22nd year with the same league and group of 10 players (I won once). My favorite day of the year
Good god man... there are marriages that were shorter than that! That is a commitment!
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2022-2023 NFL Thread
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Good god man... there are marriages that were shorter than that! That is a commitment!
Good draft. My starting lineup: Patrick Mahomes, Derrick Henry, Joe Mixon, Aaron Jones, Tee Higgins, Marquise Brown, George Kittle, Bills defense and kicker Justin Tucker. My wildcard player is Atlanta's rookie, 8th overall WR Drake London. I hope he turns into another Ja'Marr Chase - though he won't have Joe Burrow throwing to him, unfortunately.
Same job for that long too. It's at the university I graduated from, so actually 26 years so far on that campus. My entire adult life.
I can relate to the length of time in a job... Same job for me for the past 26 years. Getting close!
Now if only the Cowboys would win it all again... since you know it has been a very long time lol.
Two Super Bowls and one Stanley Cup lost to the dreaded city of Dallas
HAHAHAHA... Not a Star's fan though... I will take the two Super Bowls though!
I lost the championship game three years in a row once
So you must be a Bills fan, huh?
Hey, people mock that, but no team ever went to 4 in a row. That may ever be beat.
How good of NBC to give us a little football between their commercials.
Yes, I've noticed that commercial breaks are longer in almost all sporting events. I have a very scientific method: how many "skip" clicks on my remote get me through a commercial break. So all the talk about making a baseball game go faster is just "How do we give the network more time to rake in more money while keeping the broadcast time for a game the same?"
Now, back to the football thread…
There was a point in the game, where there was one play, commercial, player injured, commercial, oh end of the half, commercial, and oh the players are walking still, commercial... I was like FFS can we GET anymore commercials...
Good game, love seeing the Champs get beat. At least my text threads were a little more down to earth...
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Chin up. Bills fans had to wait almost 30 years to see the light at the end of the tunnel. But while everyone says it's QB QB and QB, the real key is the GM and HC. Because not only do you need a QB, but you need the supporting pieces and a manangement team that can put it all together. Bills GM Brandon Beane had patience and made a bunch of moves to get draft picks to move up and take Josh Allen. Plus, they draft really well.
Thanks for the perspective! Definitely agree the core of the issues lie with management. But a solid QB never hurts 😎 I just don’t understand the decisions that are made in that organization 🤬
It seems letting Allen Robinson go was a good one. He was useless for the Rams.
Too bad they couldn’t even win one of them.
Joking aside, not even the Patriots were able to accomplish that.
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Notre Dame has no busienss in the top 10. Maybe not even the top 25.
Start one.
As for the NFL, if you told me last winter after the SB that I would be sitting down to watch the Browns at the Panthers I would have thought you were crazy. But that is the game I will have on as my main game. I want to see Baker beat the living 💩 out of the Browns. Same with Wilson Monday night.
Start one.
As for the NFL, if you told me last winter after the SB that I would be sitting down to watch the Browns at the Panthers I would have thought you were crazy. But that is the game I will have on as my main game. I want to see Baker beat the living 💩 out of the Browns. Same with Wilson Monday night.
I would love to see Baker just destroy the Browns.
While I want the Broncos to win, I don't really think either Wilson or the Seahawks treated the other as badly as the Browns treated Baker Mayfield.
The Bears are ahead in the fourth quarter (against the Niners), who would’ve thought that?
So turns out the $150M the Packers invested in John Wick… errr, I mean Nicolas Cage… errr, sorry, I mean Aaron Rodgers were a clever choice after all.… not. Against the Vikings! 😂