Re: 2024 NFL Season
Posted: Tue January 14, 2025 6:02 pm
Lions v. Rams would be a pretty great showdown given the QB swap historyblueviper wrote:Texans vs Chiefs
Ravens vs Bills
Commanders vs Lions
Rams vs Eagles
Lions v. Rams would be a pretty great showdown given the QB swap historyblueviper wrote:Texans vs Chiefs
Ravens vs Bills
Commanders vs Lions
Rams vs Eagles
Yes, but ever since Kroenke screwed us in St. Louis, I can't support his team96583UP wrote:Lions v. Rams would be a pretty great showdown given the QB swap historyblueviper wrote:Texans vs Chiefs
Ravens vs Bills
Commanders vs Lions
Rams vs Eagles
i would be rooting for DET in that matchup. Give goff and his sweet cheeks some redemptionblueviper wrote:Yes, but ever since Kroenke screwed us in St. Louis, I can't support his team96583UP wrote:Lions v. Rams would be a pretty great showdown given the QB swap historyblueviper wrote:Texans vs Chiefs
Ravens vs Bills
Commanders vs Lions
Rams vs Eagles
after some time to reflect, i think the vikings have to hold onto darnold. they'll consider the last two games an anomaly to an otherwise stellar season, and can now lowball him a bit since the whole world agrees he's cost himself some value. good qbs are very hard to come by. mccarthy will be traded, win now mentality.daft twat wrote:He isn’t a sacrifice. He did this to himself. If he made throws last week, we wouldn’t have played this week. He has held the ball way too long all year. His luck ran out. The dude probably played himself out of $100 million dollars in two games. I’m happy to see JJ or Daniel Jones given the keys to a Ferrari. QB costs nothing for the next 3 years.spike wrote:Funny the Vikings couldn’t get this done even after the home field disadvantage was taken away. They have no choice but to sacrifice Darnold now. SKOL.
I’d say you’re crazy, but we have the most playoff losses in league history. We must be the most successful regular season team ever. We’re also terrified of losing O’ Connell despite the fact he is 0-2 in the playoffs. Whatever the wrong decision is, we’ll make it. I’ll roll with anything except Rodgers.spike wrote:after some time to reflect, i think the vikings have to hold onto darnold. they'll consider the last two games an anomaly to an otherwise stellar season, and can now lowball him a bit since the whole world agrees he's cost himself some value. good qbs are very hard to come by. mccarthy will be traded, win now mentality.daft twat wrote:He isn’t a sacrifice. He did this to himself. If he made throws last week, we wouldn’t have played this week. He has held the ball way too long all year. His luck ran out. The dude probably played himself out of $100 million dollars in two games. I’m happy to see JJ or Daniel Jones given the keys to a Ferrari. QB costs nothing for the next 3 years.spike wrote:Funny the Vikings couldn’t get this done even after the home field disadvantage was taken away. They have no choice but to sacrifice Darnold now. SKOL.
Were you dressed as Santa Claus? 'cuz we don't like that guy either...Mecca wrote:Honestly though, Eagles fans get off on being the worst so nothing would surprise me. Last time the Eagles played in Buffalo I remember one tailgate having a “legalize cocaine” flag and I had to get between eagles fans trying to fight the guy who owned the house I parked at because they were threatening his wife and child!
I dared to be a Bills fan in Buffalooasisfan35 wrote:Were you dressed as Santa Claus? 'cuz we don't like that guy either...Mecca wrote:Honestly though, Eagles fans get off on being the worst so nothing would surprise me. Last time the Eagles played in Buffalo I remember one tailgate having a “legalize cocaine” flag and I had to get between eagles fans trying to fight the guy who owned the house I parked at because they were threatening his wife and child!
Did they put party tables in between you and the parties in danger as some sort of gauntlet?Mecca wrote:I dared to be a Bills fan in Buffalooasisfan35 wrote:Were you dressed as Santa Claus? 'cuz we don't like that guy either...Mecca wrote:Honestly though, Eagles fans get off on being the worst so nothing would surprise me. Last time the Eagles played in Buffalo I remember one tailgate having a “legalize cocaine” flag and I had to get between eagles fans trying to fight the guy who owned the house I parked at because they were threatening his wife and child!
Self wrote:i get that a large part of the red pill experience is the want to be a complete fucking asshole free of consequence, so it wouldn't surprise me