NFL Thread

[LeinsterMan (NotTigsMan)]

Joe Burrow is already a legend but I find it so hard to cheer against Stafford.

 

[big ginger 8]

 

[die_mole]

Y'all should look up Cincinnati skyline chili

 

[big ginger 8]

 

[LeinsterMan (NotTigsMan)]

How can you not like this guy.

 

[Al Bangor]

LA wins 23-20.

Congratulations to the Rams.

 

[munstermuffin]

Deserved champs. The D came up huge in 2nd half and Kupp is a machine

 

[Al Bangor]

Cooper Kupp, Super Bowl MVP. Well deserved honor!

 

[Bada-Bing!]

 

[LeinsterMan (NotTigsMan)]

Happy for the Rams tbh seeing how much it meant for the likes of Stafford, Odell and Darnold all for different reasons.

Suspect if Odell had stayed fit it would've been a blowout

 

[munstermuffin]

Happy for the Rams tbh seeing how much it meant for the likes of Stafford, Odell and Darnold all for different reasons.

Suspect if Odell had stayed fit it would've been a blowout

If he wins a Superbowl we are all in with shot.

 

[Bruce_ma gooshvili]

Happy for the Rams tbh seeing how much it meant for the likes of Stafford, Odell and Darnold all for different reasons.

Suspect if Odell had stayed fit it would've been a blowout

I think that's fair. I was a little annoyed with the holding flag on 3rd and goal at the end, but overall this was another great Superbowl with both sides of both teams arguably having an equal impact. Aaron Donald stopping the running back cold at the end with one arm reachimg around a lineman was a particular highlight for me. As was the QBs both taking serious incoming fire and the whole 'are they injured?' drama. Just pure theatre from start to finish which helped given I wasn't much rooting for either side.

A great end to a superb season.

 

[munstermuffin]

I think that's fair. I was a little annoyed with the holding flag on 3rd and goal at the end, but overall this was another great Superbowl with both sides of both teams arguably having an equal impact. Aaron Donald stopping the running back cold at the end with one arm reachimg around a lineman was a particular highlight for me. As was the QBs both taking serious incoming fire and the whole 'are they injured?' drama. Just pure theatre from start to finish which helped given I wasn't much rooting for either side.

A great end to a superb season.

To be fair Bengals got away with face mask for their TD. The Rams D just seemed ro wake up once they ****** of AD99 their when he "sacked" Burrows on line.
I was same in I was neitral and happy for both.
Not as big on Stafford as most here but am huge fan of McVay and happy for him. Hope he doesn't retire as is being mentioned

 

[Al Bangor]

XFL to provide NFL 'petri dish' as part of deal

The XFL, under its new partnership agreement with the NFL, will experiment with proposed rule changes, test new equipment and develop prospective officials and coaches.

www.espn.com

 

[Bruce_ma gooshvili]

Flores to a junior role at the Steelers. An outstanding appointment for them and about the best he could hope for after effectively denouncing all 32 teams. I am very glad he has found a position and hope is talent takes him back to a coordinator position before long. But he'll never be a HC again unless some revelation comes out that backs his stance and makes every NFL owner look as bad as John Cruden.

Brian Flores: NFL fans, media members react to Steelers new hire - Sports Illustrated

The ex-Dolphins coach will get another opportunity in Pittsburgh while the lawsuit he filed remains unresolved.

www.si.com

 

[Al Bangor]

Flores to a junior role at the Steelers. An outstanding appointment for them and about the best he could hope for after effectively denouncing all 32 teams. I am very glad he has found a position and hope is talent takes him back to a coordinator position before long. But he'll never be a HC again unless some revelation comes out that backs his stance and makes every NFL owner look as bad as John Cruden.

Brian Flores: NFL fans, media members react to Steelers new hire - Sports Illustrated

The ex-Dolphins coach will get another opportunity in Pittsburgh while the lawsuit he filed remains unresolved.

www.si.com

I disagree with you, Flores may very well become the successor to Coach Tomlin (who is also African American) in Pittsburgh someday. They're good friends and the Steelers are the most proactive of all the NFL teams when it comes to minority hiring. It's known as the Rooney rule because the Rooney's are the family who own the Steelers. I don't know if Flores wants to wait until Tomlin retires, but if he does I think he'll be a strong candidate to succeed him.

 

[Al Bangor]

 

[munstermuffin]

The GOAT lives on.

 

[Bruce_ma gooshvili]

I thought he might quit and come back with someone like the 49ers who just need the last piece for a Superbowl. This must just be a genuine love of the sport (he has enough money).

 

[die_mole]

he hates his kids and his wife. Two months with them and he wants back in the game.