NFL 2022/23 Thread

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Peak Vikings, fought their way into OT and a great position with two minutes to play, then turned the ball over on first down in midfield to lose the game. :lol:

Rax wrote:Rodgers did not look like he wanted to be there at all. Still surprised they didnt trade him and try to get some value out of him because there is no way he will be in Green Bay next season. I know hes a great QB but if he doesnt want to be there he isnt gonna try so its pointless forcing him to or trying to convince him to stay.

Spot on. I thought he would leave this year to a different team but nothing had happened. Anyway, New Orleans was looking good but it is still early days.

Did anybody see the last field goal for the Ravens? :shock:

that was insane.

Saints were doing good today I think.

BOR wrote:Did anybody see the last field goal for the Ravens? that was insane.

Saints were doing good today I think.

Yeah it was mad, kick was exactly 66 yards. 1 inch further out and it would have fallen short. Lions fans all salty saying the refs missed delay of game just before it as well.

I will not be addressing the second part of this post. Instead, look Aaron Rodgers is still good, turns out he does want to try, thats cool right?

PostRe: NFL 2020/21 Thread - Welcome back! by KK » Tue Oct 05, 2021 11:00 am

Heads up that Sunday's Atlanta Falcons & New York Jets game at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (2.30pm kick-off) is being shown on Sky Max. Available on the Entertainment pack for NowTV users, and the base packages for Sky and Virgin Media customers.

PostRe: NFL 2020/21 Thread - Welcome back! by KK » Sun Oct 10, 2021 2:37 pm

Just spent the last 15 minutes faffing about trying to find and change my pin for NowTV. Sky have actually slapped this NFL game with a strawberry floating 18 certificate. :fp:

That was quite the national anthem from the USA. Stuck her up on the roof of the Tottenham Hotspur stadium, then set off a load of fireworks. And flew some jets right over her head for good measure. Katherine Jenkins meanwhile just sang ours with little fanfare.

Surprised it is not on BBC or C5 like the last time.

Next season, Matt Ryan need to be traded and he deserves more than this Falcons team.

PostRe: NFL 2020/21 Thread - Welcome back! by KK » Sun Oct 10, 2021 4:07 pm

The halftime performance (“H”) dropping the N bombs in the pre tape and Sky having to apologise for it. :fp:

Well clearly somebody knew, explains the 18 rating.

Packers v Bengals. It's a bit crazy as they're playing OT but they both have missed some field goals. :lol:

Jaguars finally win a match against the Dolphins.

Jaguars 23 - Dolphins 20

really thought after that first quarter, the Dolphins was going to run away with the game a bit.

Who Dat!

Beat the Bucs! :nod:

Saints shut Tom Brady out! :datass:

Who Dat?!

His first shut out in 15 years, its insane that hall of famers have been drafted, played their entire career and been inducted since the last time Bradys team failed to score points. Overall a very quiet week for scoring, the lowest scoring Sunday in 30 years of something like that, not surprising with the postponed games and the Saturday fixtures but I also feel like things are more even this season than they have been in a long time. Its late in the season and the playoffs are still entirely up in the air and theres no dominant team in either conference, some divisions have everyone within a game or two of each other, its great to see really.

Rax wrote:His first shut out in 15 years, its insane that hall of famers have been drafted, played their entire career and been inducted since the last time Bradys team failed to score points. Overall a very quiet week for scoring, the lowest scoring Sunday in 30 years of something like that, not surprising with the postponed games and the Saturday fixtures but I also feel like things are more even this season than they have been in a long time. Its late in the season and the playoffs are still entirely up in the air and theres no dominant team in either conference, some divisions have everyone within a game or two of each other, its great to see really.

Yeah, definitely.

I think Green Bay is one of the teams to watch out, but their play offs record isn't very good, is it?

BOR wrote:
Rax wrote:His first shut out in 15 years, its insane that hall of famers have been drafted, played their entire career and been inducted since the last time Bradys team failed to score points. Overall a very quiet week for scoring, the lowest scoring Sunday in 30 years of something like that, not surprising with the postponed games and the Saturday fixtures but I also feel like things are more even this season than they have been in a long time. Its late in the season and the playoffs are still entirely up in the air and theres no dominant team in either conference, some divisions have everyone within a game or two of each other, its great to see really.

Yeah, definitely.

I think Green Bay is one of the teams to watch out, but their play offs record isn't very good, is it?

Its not terrible, Ridgers has delivered them a Superbowl, it was 10 years ago but still. Theyre usually good for a win or two in the playoffs so they wouldnt be a bad shout overall.

Yeah, it should be good to see who will be in the plays off.

Anyway, where's everybody?

We used to have a lot of NFL fans watching it and now it seems only two of us are still talking/posting about it.

New Orleans are winning, 49ers are losing.

Let's hope it will stays so Saints will go into the playoffs!

Is there anything actually stopping the Raiders and Chargers orchestrating a draw so they both go through to the playoffs?

49ers v Rams - most likely to play OT.

Saints won. Waiting for the result between 49ers and Rams.

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