2023 NFL Thread

[FearlessF]

Kelce is getting paid enuff to not fumble
not the same as cheap WRs droppin the ball

[ELA]

Kelce is getting paid enuff to not fumble
not the same as cheap WRs droppin the ball

He's also largely worth it.  But their whole offense is built on the QB and TE being perfect.  TEs take a beating and you can tell he's not the player he was even 2 years ago, and he was never an elite blocker.

[MikeDeTiger]

The Chiefs are what happens once you have to pay your QB, even though he's worth it.  Kelce fumbles close to a sealing TD, and then his WRs with drop after drop after drop

I don't think whiffing on balls that go right through your hands has anything to do with Mahomes salary.  Just good ol' fashioned derp.  Any NFL receiver should've caught most of those, however "cheap" they are.  

The myth of Jalen Hurts continues to grow.  I have never seen such a mid QB get handed more favorable situations and gifts throughout their career so their college and professional record far outpace what their actual play is worth.  

[slugsrbad]

https://twitter.com/jeffkerrcbs/status/1726974444697239654?s=46&t=e2ReDV-yjo7MPCzlX2TjVA

As an Eagle fan, I could not be happier to have such a mid QB.

[MikeDeTiger]

He's plenty good enough to make the engine go with the players the Eagles have.

[Mdot21]

my two cents… Hurts is pretty damn good but nowhere near the elite or MVP caliber imo.

[MrNubbz]

IMO Just Win,Baby

[MrNubbz]

The myth of Jalen Hurts continues to grow.  I have never seen such a mid QB get handed more favorable situations and gifts throughout their career so their college and professional record far outpace what their actual play is worth. 

“It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.” Teddy Roosevelt

[ELA]

https://twitter.com/PickensBurgh/status/1728874897357812065?t=yNA5pnD1xnqelkcrep1PoQ&s=19

[betarhoalphadelta]

Happy to see Aidan O'Connell actually playing well. Going from walk-on to starter at Purdue, to mid-round pick slated to be a backup to become a starter in the NFL. Good story. 

[MikeDeTiger]

Despite spending Thanksgiving apart from my Cowboys-loving wife, I somehow still wound up watching Dallas/Washington.

What has happened to me?

[MrNubbz]

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/broncos-win-over-browns-finishes-with-final-score-thats-never-been-seen-before-in-nfl-history/

There's not usually much drama on the field during the waning minutes of a blowout game in the NFL, but there was definitely some drama during the final three minutes of Denver's win over Cleveland due to the fact that the teams were going for a scorigami, which is when a game ends with a final score that's never happened before in NFL history. 

With just minutes left to play in the fourth quarter, the Broncos were leading the Browns 27-12, which wouldn't be a scorigami since that final score has happened multiple times in NFL history. However, the two teams ended up making history thanks to Broncos defensive end Zach Allen, who recorded a safety on Browns quarterback P.J. Walker with under two minutes and 30 seconds left to play in the game. 

The safety pushed the final score to 29-12, which is notable, because it marked the first time in NFL history that a game had ever ended with that exact final score. 

Yup BROWNS make history - in a lossing effort

[FearlessF]

What has happened to me?

you've no reason to watch tonight's game

JJ isn't playin vs Da Bears

[ELA]

The best way for a Lions TE to actually benefit from a blatant PI, is to get traded to Minnesota