PetermansRedemption

Saints look unstoppable this season. They are winning at will.

IMO ESPN is unwatchable. For NFL coverage NFL network is far superior. For NHL, ESPN is not even in the same stratosphere as NHL network. I don’t watch NBA or MLB, but I imagine NBA and MLB network are better as well. It is no wonder ESPN is hemmoraghing money and losing subscriber base.

The problem is, they don’t always slide. NFL should make it mandatory for running QB’s to give up slide. Otherwise how can you expect these defenders to know? If he decides not to slide he gets extra yards because you didn’t hit him.

Starting to bring back these kind of memories.

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New NFL while the Bills are stuck in the old NFL

QB draw ?

In modern NFL history it is 96 points I believe. In 1995. Edit: Thanks to above post it looks like I was way off ?

This is the best football game I have ever watched.

Phew ? I was wondering when we would hear from the referee again... said no one, ever

This game is ridiculously entertaining

These refs tonight ?‍♂️

“There is no penalty for illegal contact on the play, it was on the play”.... ? what?

Me neither. I didn’t think you were allowed to challenge officials judgement calls.

I didn’t think penalties were challengeable ?

Away Bortles is almost always poor Bortles. His road/home splits are in stark contrast of one another. Home Bortles pops in a good game every now and then. Away Bortles rarely does. This year he is 63 percent with 7TDs and 2 INTS at home. Away he is 58 percent with 5 TDS sand 6 INTS. Last season he had a 69 passer rating while away and a 98 at home.

Rams are actually playing this one at home. Game was moved from Mexico to LA

I’m not sure I want Allen learning anything from Derek Anderson. He has not exactly had a successful NFL career. From his first Bills start I would only want Allen to do the exact opposite of Anderson.

That throw from Rodgers was ridiculous. All his receiver had to do is hold his hands out, it was dropped in perfectly for the TD.

Yikes, two offensive players in the top 20 and one is a QB. Too bad offense is the biggest need of this team.

To me, comeback player of the year should be more a player who did not perform at a super high level prior to an injury and is now doing so (Peterson). If it is going to be a superstar player, it should be one who battled multiple years of injuries (Luck). By my own personal bias, I would give it to Luck or Peterson.

It may change a bit, but not entirely. I would imagine this mindset is ingrained in you from playing this sport for free for 16+ years. Old habits die hard and that is tough to brush off to the side. They all say the right things, and James Connor has softened the blow. But if the Steelers were not doing well rushing the ball this year you can bet that team would hate him. They wouldn’t say it publicly, but they would despise Le’Veon Bell.

People talk like this, but it isn’t really correct IMO. If you have ever played on a sports team or been involved in a team activity, you know it is nothing like going to the office 9-5. You go to battle with these guys. At least that is the attitude the true winners in sports tend to have. When you treat it like a job is when you fail to produce and do not meet your potential. Sports teams are nothing like a 9-5 job.

Could be a super bowl preview. I’m not sure the Rams can get through the Saints (Hell of an NFC championship shaping up). I don’t think the Patriots will be able to tame the Chiefs for the AFC though.

Night and day from Carpenter. It is nice not sweating every field goal attempt.