May Day 10

No wonder they have a losing record. Clown stuff

Philly will beat Detroit.

I am finding it super annoying that any commentators who say anything remotely negative about the Chiefs immediately needs to give a 30-60 second disclaimer about how they know they are going to win all their playoff games automatically and none of this matters. I don't think you can assume they will win all their playoff games. Especially if they lose the 1 seed. They don't have that New England feel to me, at least not yet.

Are the Ravens not good?

Any news about Purdy? Can't sift through the silly debate

That synthesizer in the beginning sets the tone for awfulness

This is the correct answer.

What a fun game to watch. Down with indoor stadiums

Dorsey is poo

Pickens cries for flags every target

Can't even tell where steelers are with white jerseys

Hanging Chad

Great turnaround by Lembo. The Conference is probably out, but should have 8 wins and a bowl game. Great for a 1st season after the disrepair of that Bozo from Michigan. Very exciting team for both good and bad reasons. It feels like a 2-3 score lead could evaporate in minutes.

If they can get through these next 3 games at 2-1 or 3-0, then look-out.

Don't overthink it. I can't think of many songs about throwing and kicking footballs. It's a fun thing. They play metal at many points in the game on defense. Pump up hip hop songs before and during the game. All that. Time and a place. As someone said, it's a vibe. The crowd loves it and participates, the players love it. There are a lot of fanbases who wish they could draw this kind of thing out of everyone. Just have fun. I didn't know or like the song prior to the perfect game use. It instantly became one of my favorite moments at a bills game. The bills were up by 30 on new england in the playoffs and everyone was still there bellowing out the lyrics.

It started rather organically during the Patriots' "perfect game". They played it in the second half and it was a wild sing along. They had done it a few times since and the same thing. Since the Dawson Knox wedding thing, and maybe them putting 2&2 together, it seems to be a "scheduled" thing. *Also, it has been a Michigan Wolverines football thing for a few years.

I have watched Ryan a bit on the pregame show over the last month-+. If you look at it the right way, it seems clear that he has been purposely going for soundbites to claim momentum for the Jets' coaching job.

Just a terrible choice by both sides. Well, I guess Ryan could get many millions of dollars for a year of work I can't imagine Ryan running a competent football program in 2024.

The nfl is such a juggernaut

I dont know. It makes sense, either way there is an imbalance at this point, but the Bills official website has it that way. https://www.buffalobills.com/schedule/future-opponents And I couldnt find much else, but this: https://www.si.com/nfl/commanders/news/washington-commanders-look-ahead-future-schedule-opponents Unless the NFL is able to weasel an 18th regular season game out of the NFL Players Association (NFLPA) we know the Commanders will play one more road game than home. That team will be the AFC East Division team that finishes in the same positioning as Washington does in the NFC East. According to early projections, it's likely that team will be either the New York Jets or New England Patriots. Either way, it's an east coast trip, so good for mileage. https://www.giants.com/news/new-york-giants-future-opponents-schedule-nfl-cowboys-eagles-commanders This is a Giants one that shows them away @ AFCE in 2025 https://www.newyorkjets.com/schedule/future-opponents Jets home vs NFC East in 2025 https://www.nfl.com/news/expansion-to-17-game-season-promises-to-keep-nfl-growing For fans, the rewards are more inarguable and straightforward. The 17-game regular season starts this fall, meaning the universally hated preseason shrinks. AFC teams will host nine regular-season home games this season (the NFC goes next season, and they alternate thereafter). The scheduling formula -- teams from opposing conferences that finished in the same place within their divisions the previous season will face off I do not see anything pointing to the possibility that NFC hosts the AFC again next year for the 17th game.

They were on the right track. Douglas failed to build an o-line, and zac wilson was a huge miss, but the jets were well positioned in many areas with young talent. Had good assets, cap situation, and a HC that the players seemed to show up for. Whoever decided to steer left and stake the fanchise into that galaxy brained qb and his whims is at fault. If they played everything smart, and ended up with Mayfield or cousins or something things would be much different.

Rodgers called that one in I guess

I don't think they do. They have 9 away games this season and are @ Detroit for the Conference 1st place crossover game. Next season they will have 9 home games. Based on the rotation, that game is the NFC East #1. Seems like an imbalance because they played Washington at home as their NFC 1st place crossover in 2021.

If that injury was hampering him, and Sunday was closer to the 'real' Samuel, that is a game-changer for the next 2 years. Completely changes the outlook of the offensive weapons.

I can see the Baltimore game being sacrificed to the Amazon gods