DrBob806

Yeah, I'm just thinking "marketability." I don't know if a Falcons-Titans game would excite Brazil, for example lol.

NFC gets the 9 home games next year, so the top candidates could be Dallas & the 49ers

Easy? This entire season is crazy. The only "easy" is Carolina.

Survival

Sadness is near 😥

I thought it was 6😥

Not me, but as far as I'm concerned, Pittsburgh needs to simply go away for 30 years😀

"Was it over when the German's bombed Pearl Harbor?"🤣

I particularly remember ESPN interviewing McD on a Thursday, asking him what the Bills' backup plan was as the storm was near. I was like "why aren't you guys outta here yet?" It was similar to people who won't evacuate from a hurricane....but they aren't multi-millionaires in a multi-billion dollar league. Truly an odd situation that the Bills benefited greatly from (although they were losing early on in Detroit).

Snowstorm, outdoor game moved indoors to Detroit. Honestly, that was the biggest favor to the Bills in franchise history. I haven't bitched about much since, really. Pittsburgh & Washington were available. They stuck it to Cle because of the Watson contract IMHO.

...Garrett, TJ Watt, Parsons...

Yep. Money talks so much in Texas that they convinced the NFL to let the Texans off scott free in the Watson case, minus the "salary cap" violation and stripping them of a 5th round pick. Watson's a scumbag. Miller's a scumbag. Let's see what happens.

Wonder if he'll get 11 games like Watson?

That's the thing in the salary cap era. The Bills aren't alone in chasing an aged vet, overpaying because they think they're close to the pinnacle. Where the Bills erred I think, was basically standing pat while Miami & the NYJets snuck up on 'em in the division. Yeah, maybe Rodgers would have gotten killed later in the year by that woeful O-line, but they WENT for it like the Bills did with Von.

Those AFC South games have no feel. Just my opinion, it's the most "blah" division in football. Regarding the original post....never, ever root for losses. The NFL draft is an inexact science where ALL 32 teams pretty much botch most of their picks, and hit on a few.

I think it was Donovan McNabb, after Philly & the BenGals tied. Hating tOSU & scUM. Interesting.

Agree. The greatest record of all time, the 1970 Chargers at 5-6-3 🤣 1970 NFL

While Mahomes is a tad down statistically, in truth the only thing stopping Mahomes is his WR cast. Just like it appears the only thing stopping JA was Dorsey. KC is a tad vulnerable this year.

Bingo. Let's analyze one of the NFL darling teams if we may.... It's weird to me. Back in the 70s when the Steelers had a dynasty' they got many many favorable calls. Their D was tough as nails, promoted as such. They damn near killed Kenny Stabler a few times, but that was deemed "ok." My hunch is the NFL wasn't ok with Miami being the team to beat. Fast forward to the 1990s, Steelers host 5 AFC Title games, only win 1. 2000s, they "win" the SB vs Seattle in the most biased officiated game in SB history. Blatantly obvious that was rigged. Fast forward to today's NFL, TJ Watt does whatever he wants, rarely penalized. Punches QBs, twists linemen's legs....yet his team sucks. I'm not a gambler, but my guess is Draft Kings, etc., has player odds on him weekly. So, same team, different outcomes, different scenarios, different players. Kind of weird, isn't it?

Ratbirds just nailed Herbert out of bounds, no flag....oops yeah its on the Chargers. WTF

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Najee is finding out things aren't so easy in the NFL. Things were pretty easy at Alabama for him, minus 2 or 3 tough games a season. So if he "goes off" the next 7 games, he's right about Matt Canada, we'll give him that. Time will tell.

They truly are a horrible fanbase. They think they're going to be the '99 Rams now that Canada got fired. They also think the NFL began in 1972.