Re: 2014 NFL Season
Posted: Sun December 21, 2014 9:09 pm
whew. 5-0 in the North.
haha everythingMecca wrote:fully expecting the Bills to lose to the Raiders, especially after all of the games in today's tilt went their way
I hope the Bills get pissed off enough from this game to take it out on the Pats next week.Mecca wrote:haha everythingMecca wrote:fully expecting the Bills to lose to the Raiders, especially after all of the games in today's tilt went their way
Looks like I was right on this, but I (and pretty much everyone) was way wrong on the SNF game: it's CIN/PIT.spike wrote:yeah, that'd work.Green Habit wrote:Oh I feel for you if it turns out that way. There's also a good chance DET/GB could get flexed to the late afternoon slot to keep them in competition with the NFC West winner for a first round bye--would that help you out?
flexed to 3:25pmGreen Habit wrote:Oh I feel for you if it turns out that way. There's also a good chance DET/GB could get flexed to the late afternoon slot to keep them in competition with the NFC West winner for a first round bye--would that help you out?spike wrote:shut up, nick.Green Habit wrote:They did it the year the Seahawks won the NFC West at 7-9.spike wrote:i dunno if the NFL will want to feature two crap teams though; it could be perceived as damaging to "the brand."Green Habit wrote:If the Falcons hold onto their lead it will almost certainly be CAR/ATL. The NFL loves putting do or die games there, even if it's for the NFC Dumpster Fire title.spike wrote:if the game does indeed end up being important, i sure hope the NFL flexes DET @ GB to the prime time game next sunday. i've committed to picking up my folks smack dab in the middle of the current scheduled game time.
There isn't much to be scared of in the NFC if you're a Seahawks fan. The Cards are crumbling. GB has looked like shit the last 2 weeks. The Lions are, well, the Lions. I'd say the Cowboys are your biggest concern.Bammer wrote:Let's be honest.
Seahawks repeat.
meetup: cancelledE.H. Ruddock wrote:I'm pulling for the Panthers to win next weekend.
Ah, Bammer. It appears your barometer for a successful NFL season is Super Bowl win or bust, which it should be for the loaded and reinvigorated defending champs.Bammer wrote:Let's be honest.
Seahawks repeat.
chud postCoach wrote:Ah, Bammer. It appears your barometer for a successful NFL season is Super Bowl win or bust, which it should be for the loaded and reinvigorated defending champs.Bammer wrote:Let's be honest.
Seahawks repeat.
Adam Schefter wrote:Josh Gordon's one-game suspension today could cost him millions. By being suspended for last game of season, Gordon will be active for only 5 games this season, falling one game short of what he needs for an accredited season. Thus, after next season, Gordon will be a restricted free agent, not the unrestricted free agent he was scheduled to be. In the NFL, a player needs to be active for six games to earn an accredited season. He needs to become an unrestricted free agent. Gordon was active for five games this season, due to his suspensions, and with this most recent one, will fall one game short of having this count as an accredited season toward free agency.