2023 NFL Thread

[GopherRock]

The GM in Seattle deserves a ton of credit for taking the Broncos to the cleaners on that trade.

[MrNubbz]

The freakin' Browns are gonna beat the 9ers  

[Mdot21]

Jamo with a big play TD for the Lions today. Lions up 20-6 on the road in the 4th without Montgomery toting the rock and on the verge of 5-1. Still early in the season but this is the first time in a long time where I feel like the Lions are for real man.

So this is what it feels like to have a real NFL team? Feels good. And strange. Not used to it, obviously.

[Mdot21]

Lions close it out on the road 20-6 to move to 5-1. 

I think if they trade for Maxx Crosby without giving up any players and just picks they turn into a legit Super Bowl contender overnight. 

[Kris60]

The Jets get their first ever franchise win over Philly. That seems impossible. 0-12 before today.

[ELA]

The GM in Seattle deserves a ton of credit for taking the Broncos to the cleaners on that trade.

Elway is a sucker for past their prime QBs

[ELA]

The Jets get their first ever franchise win over Philly. That seems impossible. 0-12 before today.

I heard the record before this week.  I couldn't believe they had only ever played each other 12 times

[ELA]

Lions close it out on the road 20-6 to move to 5-1.

I think if they trade for Maxx Crosby without giving up any players and just picks they turn into a legit Super Bowl contender overnight.

49ers are a beast.  I think right now I would put the Lions #3.  If they add Crosby, #2.

Jameson reeling in that TD today is huge.  He has so much talent, but it didn't seem like the staff believed in him..we have good enough WR/TE without him, but the one thing we lack is is a guy to take the top off.  Honestly all Williams needs to be is good enough to be a reasonable deep threat.

The fact that the front seven looks good is the biggest development.  Hutch has been great all year. Houston has been hurt, and was the only other guy I trusted.  After Seattle, I figured that was the downfall, but credit to Aaron Glenn.  Not much talent around Hutch, but they are playing well.  I had given up on Anzelone, but he might be the 2nd best player in that front 7

[OrangeAfroMan]

 I had given up on Anzelone, but he might be the 2nd best player in that front 7

Go Gators

[Kris60]

Been a while since I’ve seen a coach really chew a NFL QB as much as Brian Dabol chewed on Tyron Taylor after that audible to end the first half.  That was old school, and sorta fun to see.

[FearlessF]

Dabol's mad at himself for allowing Tyron Taylor to audible and/or start

[FearlessF]

Elway is a sucker for past their prime QBs

[rook119]

49ers are a beast.  I think right now I would put the Lions #3.  If they add Crosby, #2.

Jameson reeling in that TD today is huge.  He has so much talent, but it didn't seem like the staff believed in him..we have good enough WR/TE without him, but the one thing we lack is is a guy to take the top off.  Honestly all Williams needs to be is good enough to be a reasonable deep threat.

The fact that the front seven looks good is the biggest development.  Hutch has been great all year. Houston has been hurt, and was the only other guy I trusted.  After Seattle, I figured that was the downfall, but credit to Aaron Glenn.  Not much talent around Hutch, but they are playing well.  I had given up on Anzelone, but he might be the 2nd best player in that front 7

Crosby will make Hutch a much better player than he already is. Offer a 1 and maybe a late round pick. They are probably in the drivers seat for a 1 seed as their sched is much easier than 49ers/Eagles. Just go for it now, Crosby's contract is rather reasonable for a top 5-7 rusher.

[Mdot21]

Crosby will make Hutch a much better player than he already is. Offer a 1 and maybe a late round pick. They are probably in the drivers seat for a 1 seed as their sched is much easier than 49ers/Eagles. Just go for it now, Crosby's contract is rather reasonable for a top 5-7 rusher.

100%. Go all in on Crosby, offer Raiders a 1 and a 4th or 5th and get it done.