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  1. They were thinking about running the worst end-of-game drive you've ever seen.
  2. The upside is if Minnesota does score you may have time to kick a winning FG.
  3. Hate the FG there from AZ for exactly what Olson was about to explain. 3pt lead with 96 yards to go is still an advantageous position. You're in a barely better position now where you could have ended the game with a touchdown.
  4. I'm still holding on to the fantasy we get them in GB for the NFC Championship. My scenario involves them traveling to Philly and winning in the divisional.
  5. Minnesota is such a cupcake 9-2.
  6. I'm usually not crazy about the NFL inserting itself everywhere but I wish they had games this Saturday. There's always a Thanksgiving weekend hangover for me and I just want to lay around but nothing's on.
  7. Maybe Williams is right though. I've never been bothered by athletes saying what they think. Everyone readily admits that speaking cliches is lame but the second any of them veer off that it's some sign of "immaturity." The Bears just solved their biggest problem IMO. Now they have a major decision to make, but if they get a decent coach there is a lot of talent on that team.
  8. I assume he just meant if they had scored a TD. It was close enough that it was conceivable. The play just made no sense. It was 3rd and 26 so taking a shot is ok if a) it's 2nd down and you leave 3rd to get closer and b) you take less than 20 seconds to snap the ball. Now once they did get it off they had to go deep. The sack on the prior play was also just the one outcome you absolutely can't have.
  9. If you're a Bears fan I think you should honestly be encouraged by this season. Yes it's been a comedy of errors but they are competing and right on the fringes. They're not humiliating themselves as far as just getting destroyed. They just feel like one of those teams that's close, but just doesn't do the little things yet. I think Caleb will be fine long term.
  10. I like that it's Detroit next. A loss erases any dream of catching them for the division with a month left to go and makes it easy to rest anyone who might be better off just trying to get healthy for a run. And if you win then anything can happen.
  11. Glad to see the Packers blow out another inferior team but one that was fighting for its life and had a lot to gain with a win.
  12. Oh man. I thought Nixon was taking that for 6.
  13. I absolutely hate the trend of photoshopping players' new uniforms on them when they sign FA deals in all sports. I can hear my journalism school advisor screaming from the grave.
  14. They are rounding out to where I hoped they'd be, a top 5 team in the East. I think father time or father suck has caught up to most of the roster, but who knows. Maybe a lucky run late in the year with Middleton.
  15. Tampa is such an interesting team. I really hope they don't end up winning that division. That is 100% a losable game for GB in the first round. I mean I guess anything is, but I would not like that matchup.
  16. The Lions have blown out the cellar dwellers. Like annihilated them. I don't, however, understand where all this "unbeatable" stuff comes from. They have a less than 7 margin of victory against anyone who isn't Dallas, Indy or Jacksonville. When I compare to historic benchmark teams that, when you watched, you really had the sense nobody could compete with them (96 Packers, 07 Patriots who funny enough didn't win, 98 Vikings who also didn't win LOL), they do not carry that level of dominance to me. If you are asking me to pick my team right now to win the SB, I'd pick them. I think they are a very good and disciplined team that doesn't beat themselves for the most part. But I don't even view them the same way I viewed the Seahawks in '14 where I really did not think the Packers had any shot of going in to Seattle and winning. Unpopular opinion but I thought the Packers actually slowed them down defensively better than most teams had. I would still consider GB an underdog, but I just thought that game was a burn the tape game where we just had way too many unforced errors to compete. Frankly the way GB played I'm surprised it wasn't of the 52-6 variety. I'd give the Packers a puncher's chance in a playoff game, and I'd give Philly a better shot than that as well as any of the other formidable teams. I don't think Detroit is going to just cakewalk through the conference like it seems most people believe. At a minimum, I don't see them as even remotely unbeatable.
  17. To be honest I'd feel better if they didn't even play Middleton until April and get him in game shape at the end of the season. I'd roll the dice on that as opposed to him playing now and expecting him to be available when it counts.
  18. The Lions will quickly go from everyone's darling to everyone's enemy about a year after winning the Super Bowl when people grow tired of 50-point games, "Opponent Sucks" shirts, trick plays up 3 TDs, the coach going from "intense" to "arrogant"...it happens with everybody. McKinney was correct when he mentioned them wanting to humiliate people. More power to them, I guess. They're good, I would say Super Bowl favorite. I think people are exaggerating the gap a bit though.
  19. They still play the Bills and Lions. I am not too concerned about them either way. Should have beaten them last year, definitely should beat them this year.
  20. It is a bit early for all this yet, but, I would like the Packers to finish 6th assuming they can't catch anyone for the division. That would likely assure they avoid going to Philly until the NFCCG. Probably a 2nd round matchup with Detroit, which I prefer to Philly even though I think they'd be unlikely to win either one. I could stomach losing to DET easier than Philly. And I'd rather that team be in a dome in January. Both 6 and 5 could very well be favorites in their first round road trips.
  21. I'm glad to see us running up the score on SF. Genuinely.
  22. It's getting old though. The guy throws an incomplete pass and he should have checked it down. The dude threw a long completion last week and there were 3 immediate posts about how bad of a throw it was because it was into coverage. Every single thing the dude does is under a microscope. I've said myself he's not having a good season, but there's been very little in this game to be concerned about. His box score is bad, that's about it. They've dominated the LOS and frankly he just wasn't asked to do that much today. He had one great TD pass that his WR didn't catch. I never expected he would look amazing Year 1 - Year 15. The 49ers haven't lost a game this season by more than one score outside of Kansas City. They're not playing the Jaguars again.
  23. I'm sorry, and I'll get lit on fire, but this place is outrageously harsh on Jordan Love.
  24. Allen is a stiff and the Packers have been in control of this game the entire time. Nobody would be saying he outplayed Love if Love was 10/19 for 168 and 2 TDs. Which is what he should be. The entire strategy has clearly been to bottle McCaffrey. Allen has made 1 or 2 good throws. The rest has been a bag of meh.
  25. Jacobs is one of the most underrated players in the league this year. He has been every bit as good as advertised.
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