Red Mosquito

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Green Habit wrote:FUCK.

Sorry Joey, this put both the Broncos and Chiefs behind. A truly bad day in the AFC West.

I hate seeing any team to lose to the fucking Raiders. I'm so sorry, man. The better team lost and that fucking sucks.

I understand the hate for the Raiders, I don't like them either, but I don't think the better team lost last night. The Raiders looked way better than Denver. Sorry man.

Everyone is better than the Raiders. The Raiders are never the better team.

I'm definitely rooting for a Cowboys-Raiders Super Bowl at this point, would be awesome.

Orpheus wrote:I'm definitely rooting for a Cowboys-Raiders Super Bowl at this point, would be awesome.

That might be the first Super Bowl I skip since 1997.

I feel like every year, the Cowboys are among the most talked about teams, yet, they never deliver. I understand the popularity of being 'America's Team,' but still....they haven't won a super bowl since 1995.

Coach wrote:I feel like every year, the Cowboys are among the most talked about teams, yet, they never deliver. I understand the popularity of being 'America's Team,' but still....they haven't won a super bowl since 1995.

Sure, the pats fan is the one dick-measuring Super Bowls

last week, seattle's LT, george fant, made his first start in a football game since the eighth grade.

heck of a catch by graham

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:heck of a catch by graham

just made the same catch for another touchdown!

spike wrote:

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:heck of a catch by graham

just made the same catch for another touchdown!

oh man...i must have just turned it off right before that

And they wonder why ratings are down...

Mecca wrote:And they wonder why ratings are down...

People are going nuts on Twitter; you'll have to explain this to me.

Simple Torture wrote:

Mecca wrote:And they wonder why ratings are down...

People are going nuts on Twitter; you'll have to explain this to me.

The Lions have been behind in the last 90 seconds in every game this season.

@SkitchP wrote:The Lions have been behind in the last 90 seconds in every game this season.

They're still the most consistent team in the division and will probably win it.

Mecca wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Mecca wrote:And they wonder why ratings are down...

People are going nuts on Twitter; you'll have to explain this to me.

I feel for you, Bills got hosed.

Green Habit wrote:

Mecca wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:

Mecca wrote:And they wonder why ratings are down...

People are going nuts on Twitter; you'll have to explain this to me.

I feel for you, Bills got hosed.

what happened?

Richard Sherman completely wiped out the kicker on an end of half FG attempt. He was called for offsides, but he also should have been called for a late hit. However, the kicker, who took a while to get up, was deemed an "injured player", and due to the lack of the missed personal foul on Sherman, had to sit out a play. Thankfully, the Bills had enough time to spike the ball to get the kicker back on...but then due to some odd official incompetence, the umpire stood over the ball until there were five seconds on the game clock, and the Bills get called for delay of game. The kicker then of course misses it. Since the Bills lost by six, had they had that FG they could have instead kicked a chip shot FG at the end of regulation to send it into overtime.

Coach wrote:I feel like every year, the Cowboys are among the most talked about teams, yet, they never deliver. I understand the popularity of being 'America's Team,' but still....they haven't won a super bowl since 1995.

I found this post a little deflating.

Orpheus wrote:

Coach wrote:I feel like every year, the Cowboys are among the most talked about teams, yet, they never deliver. I understand the popularity of being 'America's Team,' but still....they haven't won a super bowl since 1995.

I found this post a little deflating.

Fans of teams that have waited longer (including never) for a Super Bowl can probably think of even more deflating posts.