Red Mosquito

spike wrote:watching football during sermon time is a sin, lenny

i'm seventh day adventist, john

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

spike wrote:watching football during sermon time is a sin, lenny

i'm seventh day adventist, john

do you think tom brady will go to heaven?

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:nice return by collins...not sure why he didn't bounce it out toward the sideline when he got within in the 10, but hey he got in

That's the most hard earned pick six I've seen in a long time, probably since James Harrison in the Super Bowl.

spike wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

spike wrote:watching football during sermon time is a sin, lenny

i'm seventh day adventist, john

do you think tom brady will go to heaven?

i dunno...but if he did that would be pretty cool

Green Habit wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:nice return by collins...not sure why he didn't bounce it out toward the sideline when he got within in the 10, but hey he got in

That's the most hard earned pick six I've seen in a long time, probably since James Harrison in the Super Bowl.

he learned how to work hard while at alabama

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:

Green Habit wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:nice return by collins...not sure why he didn't bounce it out toward the sideline when he got within in the 10, but hey he got in

That's the most hard earned pick six I've seen in a long time, probably since James Harrison in the Super Bowl.

he learned how to work hard while at alabama

He just racked up INT #2, my Bama friend.

All the turnovers makes this MIN-PHI game seem like a London double-header.

Is Flacco the most overpaid player in the NFL right now?

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Is Flacco the most overpaid player in the NFL right now?

he's still in the league?

I feel like lots of people recognized that Flacco is more of a chucker than a passer a few years ago, so I don't think many people include him in the upper echelon of QBs. But he's still discussed like that on TV because, you know, storylines.

Rodney Harrison can't stop saying how the AJ Green catch was luck. A little more than luck there Rodney..

NFL ACTION

Now Hauschka missed, lol. This game was destined to end in a tie

The brutal mistake was by Bruce Arians not taking his time to see if that David Johnson run on 2nd down would be reviewed and changed to a TD. Instead, he quick snaps it on 3rd down and gets stuffed, setting up for the Catanzaro epic fail.

Obligatory:

Last night's OT was hilarious.

Punt
Punt
Punt
Punt
Punt
Punt...

anybody else feeling a jaguars comeback?

Week 8 NFL Power Rankings from ESPN.com; just thought I'd post the top five. Two AFC teams and three NFC.


1. New England Patriots

2016 record: 6-1
Week 7 ranking: 1

Tom Brady is completing 75.2 percent of his passes this season and has yet to throw an interception. When targeting his tight ends, he's completing 82 percent of his passes. New England travels to Buffalo for a Week 8 divisional grudge match. The Bills shut out the Patriots earlier this season, but Brady wasn't under center for that game and Rob Gronkowski wasn't 100 percent.

2. Seattle Seahawks

2016 record: 4-1-1
Week 7 ranking: 3

The Seahawks have lost only one game so far this season, but things are off in Seattle. For starters, the team is averaging only 3.1 yards per rush this season, second worst in the NFL. A trip to New Orleans could help the Seahawks get the running game back on track.


3. Denver Broncos

2016 record: 5-2
Week 7 ranking: 5

The Broncos moved into a tie with Oakland for the AFC West lead as well as improved to 5-2 after a victory over the Texans on Monday night. Denver is 5-1 with QB Trevor Siemian, who hasn't thrown an interception since Week 2. Siemian's one loss? The Chargers, whom Denver hosts in Week 8.


4. Dallas Cowboys

2016 record: 5-1
Week 7 ranking: 4

We'll find out soon if the Cowboys stick with Dak Prescott or go back to Tony Romo as the team's starting QB. The decision comes at a critical time for the Cowboys, as they could take a big lead in the NFC East with a win against the Eagles in Week 8. If Romo starts, keep in mind he has won five of his past six games against Philadelphia.


5. Minnesota Vikings

2016 record: 5-1
Week 7 ranking: 2

What a difference a week makes. The Vikings' unbeaten season ended at Philadelphia, and QB Sam Bradford's three turnovers sort of reminded us of, well, the old Sam Bradford. Can the Vikings get back on track Monday night against the 1-6 Bears?

"hey England, American football is better because we don't end games in a tie"