Looks like they are moving three games. Browns v Raiders to Monday WFT v Philly looks like Tuesday Seahawks v Rams ? Edit: Monday: *Raiders/Browns at 5 ET on NFLN Tuesday: *Seahawks/Rams, 7 ET on FOX *Washington/Eagles, 7 ET on FOX
ESPN today = This guy hires racists, takes advantage of young women and abuses other people. ESPN 6 months from now = This guy looks good and would boost our ratings, let's hire him! It's more likely he goes back to Fox....assuming he didn't kick anyone while working there.
A penalty saved them from a muffed punt inside the 20 that would've kept the Bears in the game, too. They gave up a bunch of yards that frankly led to the Bears being able to score points after picking up 1 or 2 first downs on a drive, plus their own terrible return units gave the offense extremely long fields to work with at the start of the game. We can say Taylor's kickoff run out of bounds didn't hurt the Packers because they moved the ball just past midfield before punting that drive...aside from the fact if he let the ball sail out of bounds the Packers probably score if they start that drive from the 40 instead of their 5 yard line. To me it's not just the points directly given up or failing to capitalize on scoring (missed FGs) - a special teams unit that consistently forces their defense to start drives with short fields and their offense to start drives on long fields in an era where rules just scream for drives after kickoffs to start on the 25 and a 45 yard punt after a 3 and out would give the opponent the ball on their 30 is inexcusable. TD on a punt block or giving up a TD on a punt return is the same trainwreck in my book....the special teams unit was the only reason the Bears wound up within 3 TDs in that game. We can only go off of what happened. They did not muff a punt due to penalty. The Vikings missed two FGs (-6 points) and gave up a TD on a punt block (-6). Three special teams plays gave the other team 12 points (13 with the EP).
Yeah no. Yesterday's game is worse. The rule that saved a TD is amazing. Missing two field goals and giving up a TD on a punt block is worse than giving up a punt return TD and a bunch of yards.
Just had Lou Malnati's, and I actually like Rockys a lot more. I get it's unique, but I get a huge craving for it every few months. Extra cheezy super-rony and side of breadsticks? Yes please. I really like Lou Malnati's thin crust
Aaron Rodgers vs NFC North Last 2 Seasons (34 TD, 0 Int) at MIN 4 TD, 0 Int vs DET 2 TD, 0 Int vs MIN 3 TD, 0 Int vs CHI 4 TD, 0 Int at DET 3 TD, 0 Int at CHI 4 TD, 0 Int vs DET 4 TD, 0 Int at CHI 2 TD, 0 Int at MIN 4 TD, 0 Int vs CHI 4 TD, 0 Int
Surprisingly, that was not the worst special teams performance of the season.
#Vikings Week 6 narrowly tops it. - 2 missed FG - punt blocked for TD - fumble on punt return (recovered by MIN) At the end of the day, some of the boneheaded stuff didn't matter (Taylor catching the kickoff and running out of bounds, Rodgers muff that was nullified by penalty). Speaking of the Rodgers muffed punt, the Bears snapped the ball well after the play clock hit zero. So they can whine about that call all they want but they should have had a delay of game anyway.