OT: 2021 NFL season general discussion thread
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Yeah, the Bucs blowing it against Buffalo isn't doing anyone in the AFC any good.
It's a head-scratcher that every team in the AFC North is .500 or better. A bunch of mediocre teams in the NFL this season.
The most wide open season I have seen in my almost 30 years of watching.
Oh lookee...bogus late-game DPI against Brady’s opponent. Seems like I’ve seen this once or twice before.
Has there ever been a game with more terrible play calling by both teams than this Chiefs and Chargers game?
It's dumb. Spread out and run the ball. Do that and you win the game. I love Herbert but in this game what they did well was run the ball. Then they got cute. Everything gets harder down there so it makes no sense to go away from what you are doing well.
I think the dumber decision was to go for every fourth down. Even vs a short-handed defense that you’re having success against, you have to take the easy FG on some of those.
Agree. There is a trend that HC's are allergic to taking 3 points. I like aggression but going for it every time maybe not so wise.
Coaches have shifted from punting on 4th and inches at the opponent's 40 to treating 4th down like 3rd down. It's like there's no middle ground for some of these goofballs.
I hope Shanahan finds the perfect Christmas gift for his wife and just before he can grab it, some meth head junkie swoops in and takes it. Then on his way home, he gets ass raped by 37 mexicans who Then run a train on his sister and post the video online.
just kidding. I don'twish any of that on him. But he can eat a dick.
Thanks for nothing, Garoppolo, you bum.
I’ve thought all year that the NFC was the stronger conference, but I’m not sure that’s the case at all. The AFC is way ahead in head to head matchups and it seems like a lot of underdogs have won and/or kept games way closer than expected. It might be a little better at the top, but even that is very debatable. At least with the state of TB right now.
I’ve thought all year that the NFC was the stronger conference, but I’m not sure that’s the case at all. The AFC is way ahead in head to head matchups and it seems like a lot of underdogs have won and/or kept games way closer than expected. It might be a little better at the top, but even that is very debatable. At least with the state of TB right now.
Eh, unless Henry comes back full force , I think Chiefs are AFC’s only chance to win Super Bowl this season.
Yup I agree. It won't be anyone from the North. Definitely not the South. Even with Henry, don't think the Titans are consistent enough to win the big game. AFC East? lol. Chiefs have to be the odds on favorite in the AFC at this point.
From the other side, I could see at least 3 teams winning it. Packers, Bucs, and Rams.
Like I said, I think the NFC might be a little better at the top, but it's debatable. All of the top NFC teams have been inconsistent except GB, and even GB has flaws. Their defense has given up around 30 ppg over the last month. TB looked awful in the last outing. If they get healthy, they're probably the most talented team in the league, but I'm not sure that's going to happen. Godwin, for one, is done.
If the Titans were healthy, I think they'd be a legit contender and maybe even the favorite in the AFC. They've had a lot more injuries than just Henry.
I think there's been too much inconsistency across the league to rule out any solid teams. Especially teams with as much talent as the Chargers, Colts, Bills, etc.
Lots of parity for sure, even amongst the top teams. Its why I think the playoffs this year could be some of the best in recent memory.
2 weeks left. Very unfortunate for Panthers fans.
BENGALS BABY!!!!!! BOOM! Joe Burrow/Ja'Marr Chase torched the Chiefs.
