Fear The Chorizo

I think mlb cares plenty...theres nothing they can do about it for the 2026 season. However, next offseason is going to be a different story - my gut tells me next offseason might span a calendar year or two because of this nonsense

The Eagles on offense to me feel sorta like what the Packers did with Rodgers toward the end of the McCarthy era....stale. With the Packers, it was Rodgers basically doing everything he could to get free plays by cadence/catching opponents subbing and in turn having the most predictable offense to go along with it due to no personnel substitutions and plays that opponents flat out knew were coming with a receiving corps that was getting long in the tooth. With the Eagles, it's the flipping tush push plus Barkley taking a step back from being superhuman....which is pretty normal for a RB that was leaned on heavily the season prior.

Nix and Williams are essentially the same type of quarterback at this point - their season stat lines are darn close, too. He can get out of the pocket and make plays, but isn't very accurate and needs their run game (which he is a part of) and defense to win games. Denver is a tough place to play, but warmer temps there for the game should actually help the Packers be able to stay balanced and hopefully slow down that pass rush. I can definitely see this game turning into a defensive struggle, though. The Broncos have a much better defense than the Bears, which has helped them win ugly at times - feels like they've played most of their tough games at home thus far, the exception being a road win against the Jekyl and Hyde Eagles team early this season. That really is their best win now that the Chiefs have proven to be average. They beat the Texans by a FG on the road without Stroud, played arguably the ugliest game of the year in Europe against the Jets, got the Bengals at home right after Burrow got hurt, eeked out nailbiter home wins against the Giants, Raiders...basically they are probably an above-average team that has found ways to feast on a 3rd place schedule that includes a pretty weak NFC East.

Also not lost on me is how the SEC used their influence to guarantee as smooth a path as possible for UGA to get to the semifinals and set the bracket up for both IU and Ohio State to have actual quarterfinal games in this format. Bama loses at home to Oklahoma a few weeks ago, so naturally that head-to-head means nothing and they get to play each other again before facing Indiana. Ohio State then plays the winner of Miami and TX A&M....meanwhile UGA, who is ranked behind both OSU and Indiana will face a coachless Ole Miss team after they dismantle Tulane the week prior. Oregon on same side of bracket as the Hoosiers, but at least that head to head rematch wouldn't potentially happen until the semifinals - and I think they should have adjusted seeding to knock Ole Miss down due to Kiffin leaving and bumped A&M up to 6, setting up a 2nd round game between UGA and A&M. If they're going to stick with these mega conferences who hardly ever have their best programs play each other in the regular season enough to really sort out who's best in each conference, I think the better approach to this playoff garbage is to have mini-playoffs to determine each conference winner (top 4 teams in each conference have a 4 team playoff to determine conference champs). Then the winner of each of those power 4 conferences gets the bid to a 4 team playoff. Tell Notre Dame to join the damn ACC as a football team like the rest of their athletic program, and move on. If the mid/lower tier college football D1 conferences don't like that, have them form their own bowl subdivision and forget the charade that any of them could be competitive against the blue bloods.

No, he's incredibly inconsistent...Uber talented though. He can get hot amd make some throws...expecting him to do it consistently to move the chains is a mistake, though. Their running game steers that ship.

They do...Packers missed Wyatt today though. Hopefully they have the interior run d shored up for the rematch - bears did have some big pass plays when Williams was scrambling and extending plays but going to that well too much leads to him throwing Nixon the ball when it mattered most

Yeah I didnt see the underneath route open - was shocked the rolled him left instead of right to make a mlre realistic run/pass option .Williams can definitely spin it, but that type of touch throw is no picnic going wide open to your left

Huge W at this juncture, just keep stacking wins and watch the NFC west beat up on each other

Enigbare was huge today

MLF should have taken his shirt off

Gonna be a boot

They are totally going for 2

Williams making some insane throws...tip of the cap. Parsons getting ragdolled again and no flags though

Ugh...walk in TD if he doesnt slip there

Thank you

Run power and get the 1st...keep chains moving and clock running

10 plays run to 33...and packers got the 2nd half kickoff

Offense hung the D out to dry this half - they are gassed

Started his slide 2 yards further back, but ok stripes

Ticky tack, but ive seen much less get called PI than a cb who doesnt pick up the ball and holds a receiver's arm at the point of a catch

Fg because of the bad kickoff Offense just needs to keep moving the ball and keeping the Bears at arms length, and Williams is going to throw them a pick

Ugh...kick the damn ball

Bears going for broke on defense and they broke

The NFL needs to do away with offensive lineman pushing a pile/ball carrier forward this offseason...either that or they need to allow defenders to pick up ball carriers and set them down 10 yards upfield instead of forward progress

And now ND wont play in a bowl at all...lol So, I get why they're upset they didn't get into the playoff, but just a thought - maybe join a flipping conference so you get an opportunity to win a conference title and write your ticket automatically. I also know ND's conference as a whole next year is a complete joke