NFL Thread

[cougnix]

Looks like a lot of Goodell in action for Shel tonight

[shel311]

Don't turn it over, and it's an easy W. We blew it.

Refs have been all over helping us out tonight too.

[GeorgesGoons]

Last time we see Drew?

[GeorgesGoons]

Last time we see Drew?

[shel311]

Yes

He went out with a whimper, just an awful performance.

[nick]

thank god were done with Drew Brees.

Brady threw a better ball than Brees prolly ever could to his kid too.

[GeorgesGoons]

thank god were done with Drew Brees.

Brady threw a better ball than Brees prolly ever could to his kid too.

[wdoupis]

That might be the worst decision to kick a FG I have even seen. Wtf. Fireable offense

[Graywolf357]

That might be the worst decision to kick a FG I have even seen. Wtf. Fireable offense

Unreal i agree. Live and die with the MVP. No lets kick it and see if the can get 10 yards.

[Graywolf357]

One thing tho. Clearly Zebras were told let them play. To end on that after so many no calls sucks.

[wdoupis]

Agreed they let things go mostly but ultimately it was PI and after GB kicked they deserved to lose even though it cost me a chunk of change

[Graywolf357]

I bet the bills before the playoffs to win the Super Bowl. 8-1. Go Bills haha

[shel311]

Patrick Mahomes drives this postseason:

TD
TD
FG
FG
Missed FG
FG (Injured on drive)
3 & out (drop on 40 yard bomb)
TD
TD
TD
FG
TD
TD

[jsence2]

1) For the refs to call that PI against Green Bay was beyond ridiculous. Didn't call that all game (including on the pick before halftime which turned the game around), and then you throw the flag there?! Ugh. That said, don't kick a FG on 4th down when you need a touchdown no matter what.

2) Mahomes, Kelce, and Hill are damn near unstoppable. Losing the LT will be a big problem against the Bucs' pass rush, though.

[Graywolf357]

If KC repeats how they played this week it’s over. If they played like the last 8 weeks. Tampa has a shot.

[Ry]

1) For the refs to call that PI against Green Bay was beyond ridiculous. Didn't call that all game (including on the pick before halftime which turned the game around), and then you throw the flag there?! Ugh. That said, don't kick a FG on 4th down when you need a touchdown no matter what.

2) Mahomes, Kelce, and Hill are damn near unstoppable. Losing the LT will be a big problem against the Bucs' pass rush, though.

May not have been called the whole game but it was 100 percent a penalty. Right call was made.

[The_Niddler]

1) For the refs to call that PI against Green Bay was beyond ridiculous. Didn't call that all game (including on the pick before halftime which turned the game around), and then you throw the flag there?! Ugh. That said, don't kick a FG on 4th down when you need a touchdown no matter what.

2) Mahomes, Kelce, and Hill are damn near unstoppable. Losing the LT will be a big problem against the Bucs' pass rush, though.

May not have been called the whole game but it was 100 percent a penalty. Right call was made.

I never understood guys arguments for it was not called all game.
Don't be mad for when it was called. It was clearly a penalty and the right call.

I hate when they don't call it. Like traveling in the NBA. If a guy travels, blow the whistle!
From the time you are 5 years old and hold a basketball, they teach you what travelling is. Same thing in the NFL. Call the obvious penalties. I know there is holding on the interior of the OL, etc almost every play.
I am not saying to call the little ticky tack stuff, but the obvious penalties that my wife can pick out and she can barely tell you the two teams names, those should be called!

[nick]

why you think I give 0% of a fuck about what NO fans think of the obvious DPI at the end of the Rams-Saints NFC Championship? The drive before on the goal line this happened



no call. auto 1st and gaves done.. no need to even stress about that DPI/FG situation but cause it wasnt the final drive no one talks about it.

[shel311]

Game's done?


Good one.

[dakshdar]

Watson will be happy now, right?

HOUSTON -- The Houston Texans have hired Baltimore Ravens assistant David Culley to be their next head coach, sources told ESPN, confirming a report by the Houston Chronicle.

Culley, 65, who has spent the past three seasons in Baltimore, just completed his 27nd season as an NFL coach. Along with serving as the team's assistant head coach, Culley was Baltimore's passing game coordinator and wide receivers coach. The Ravens finished the 2020 season ranked last in the NFL in passing.