2022 NFL Thread

[Mdot21]

Rodgers was 4-11 for 44 yards 0 TD and 1 INT at the half, Green Bay down 10-7 to New England. I understand he lost all his weapons...but damn he has not looked like himself this year.

Rashan Gary continuing to just break out and play like an All-Pro. 7 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 TFL, 1 Forced Fumble, and 1 Fumble recovery in the first half. He's been dominating New England and helping keep Green Bay in this game- GB offense has done nothing. They really need to figure out that offense because they'll be wasting maybe the best defense Rodgers has had since they won the Super Bowl 12 years ago.

[Honestbuckeye]

Rodgers was 4-11 for 44 yards 0 TD and 1 INT at the half, Green Bay down 10-7 to New England. I understand he lost all his weapons...but damn he has not looked like himself this year.

Rashan Gary continuing to just break out and play like an All-Pro. 7 tackles, 2 sacks, 1 TFL, 1 Forced Fumble, and 1 Fumble recovery in the first half. He's been dominating New England and helping keep Green Bay in this game- GB offense has done nothing. They really need to figure out that offense because they'll be wasting maybe the best defense Rodgers has had since they won the Super Bowl 12 years ago.

Good for him.  He was a dud in college 

[Mdot21]

just wondering out loud how much different Detroit would look had they taken Herbert instead of Okudah, Gary instead of Hockenson, and maybe Jordan Davis instead of Jameson Williams. Talk about a DL. They'd have Hutch, Gary, and Davis. I think Williams is going to be an awesome WR- but they are a dime a dozen. Look at Amon-Ra in the 4th rd. It's easier now to play WR than ever before. 

The NFL game is all about QB's and defensive linemen. That's basically all I'd be drafting 1st rd. QBs and defensive linemen. 

[Mdot21]

Good for him.  He was a dud in college

He was hardly a dud. He was a very good college player, he just never became the dominant force he has become in the NFL. His true frosh year he was just a rotational guy and buried on the depth chart on a defensive line that was loaded. His true soph year he was really damn good- but not consistent enough. His junior year was tanked by shoulder injury in which he missed nearly half the season- and Don Brown honestly was using him wrong- wasn't letting him rush the passer enough and trying to just make him set the edge and be an inside run stuffing player- not an outside edge rusher. 

[Mdot21]

Patriots just running it down Green Bay’s throat. Packers vet DT Kenny Clark just got bullied on that TD drive in the run game by Cole Strange- the rookie guard everyone made fun of the Pats for drafting in the 1st rd. 

[ELA]

Doesn't seem like Aaron Rodgers has given a shit in years.  Biggest waste of QB talent since Jeff George

[Mdot21]

Doesn't seem like Aaron Rodgers has given a shit in years.  Biggest waste of QB talent since Jeff George

yeah that seems like a little bit of a stretch. George kinda sucked at being an NFL QB and he never won sh%t. Rodgers has won 1 Super Bowl, has put up crazy stats, and won 4 MVPs and made double digit Pro Bowls/All-Pros. George never even made a Pro Bowl. You can make a great case Rodgers is the best regular season QB ever- an even better regular season QB than Peyton. 

[ELA]

Congrats on putting up big numbers in an era where everything was slanted for QBs.  Only time he won shit was the one year when he had an elite defense.  I actually think he is the most talented quarterback in the history of the NFL, but I don't think he ever gave two shits about winning

[Mdot21]

Congrats on putting up big numbers in an era where everything was slanted for QBs.  Only time he won shit was the one year when he had an elite defense.  I actually think he is the most talented quarterback in the history of the NFL, but I don't think he ever gave two shits about winning

I don't think it's that. I think he's basically the LeBron of the NFL. Probably most talented player at his position ever- but a MAJOR bitch/diva who is a p**sy and doesn't have the crazy will/heart/killer in him like a Jordan or Brady. 

[Mdot21]

Chris Godwin down. He just came back today first time all season. Looked pretty serious. 

This guy is an awesome player but if he keeps getting hurt his career isn’t going to be what it should be. 

[Mdot21]

Bucs need a 3 and out here if they want even a prayer to make this a game. 

[Mdot21]

Well, this game is over. So much for the “best defense” in the nfl. Tampa D just been ripped to shreds all night by a Tyreek-less Chiefs offense at home. 

Not sure defenses win anymore in the nfl. KC about to drop a 50 burger on the supposed best D in the nfl in their own house. 

[FearlessF]

Vikings OL not make the trip?

made for an exciting game down to the wire for the fans across the pond

[FearlessF]

One of the craziest games of Week 4 was played in Detroit where the Seahawks won a wild shootout over the Lions. Not only did we see nearly 100 total points scored in the game, but we also witnessed NFL history: The two teams ended with a final score that's never been seen.

Around the internet, this is known as a scorigami.

If you're not familiar with scorigami, it's pretty simple: It's when the NFL gives us a final score that's never happened before and that's what the Seahawks win over the Lions gave us on Sunday. The final score of 48-45 marked the first time in NFL history that a game had ever ended with that score.