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I watched like 2 games today (one in the morning and one right now). It's kinda a cringe fest lol. In the morning, I was watching Raiders vs Dolphins game and once they had a sideline reporter does her job, broadcasters (the main guys) were like

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"Thank you very much for your hard work and blah blah. I cannot imagine how NFL will function without them".

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I also would look at sideline reporters talking and also the way they look at cameras, and they are acting like this is first day at a job lol (like the way they seem overly excited and the way they look at players when they interview them now. Before it used to be more like "Here is a mic and just do your thing").

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Not even hating but this is just silly lol. Can you imagine Tony Dungy suddenly smiling like a kid because Tony Romo or someone said he kinda half-ass his job lmao.

It’s clear as day that these guys are cooked as far as HC potential goes.

The Panthers looked the same against the Cowboys as they have all year. I’m a Bryce Young believer but Reich isn’t doing shit to develop him. It wouldn’t surprise me if the locker bailed on him at this point.

Brandon Staley did his usual job of playing down to competition and then losing to said competition. His presser was like watching Ryan Leaf yell at the reporter. He calls the defense but the defense is why they lose. Those reckless penalties are killers too

Point is it would make sense for both these coaches to get fired now but do you guys think that’ll happen?

Edit: I’m definitely in the camp of Staley should’ve been canned after the playoff loss. Mainly just wondering if losing to Green Bay was rock bottom enough

Jamarcus through 31 games: 7 wins, 18 touchdowns, 23 interceptions, 34.3% success rate, 6 yards per attempt, 4.83 net yards per pass attempt, 9.3% sack percentage

Zach through 32 games: 11 wins, 21 touchdowns, 25 interceptions, 36.8% success rate, 6.3 yards per attempt, 4.95 net yards per attempt, 9.7% sack percentage

Zach Wilson has thrown 946 passes, JaMarcus threw 680 (Jamarcus barely played in his first season and was benched in his third season)

Source

Fun side note: Tom Brady achieved that mark 3 times.

#New York Jets at Buffalo Bills

ESPN Gamecast

Highmark Stadium- Orchard Park, NY

Network(s): CBS

Scoreboard

Scoring Plays

Highlights from ESPN.com (Note: These links will expire in a few days)

1. Reggie Gilliam has the crowd on its feet as he forces a fumble with a huge hit on the opening kickoff for the Bills.
2. Rasul Douglas jumps the route to pick off Zach Wilson, then Josh Allen finds James Cook for a Bills touchdown.
3. Bills safety Taylor Rapp leaves the game in an ambulance after making a tackle in the second quarter.
4. Khalil Shakir snags the rock and outruns the Jets' defense for an 81-yard touchdown.
5. Jets punter Thomas Morstead completes a 44-yard pass to Brandin Echols on fourth down to set up a nine-yard Breece Hall TD.

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Think he deserves a shot on Friday vs Miami.

It really feels like there have been.

#Seattle Seahawks at Los Angeles Rams

ESPN Gamecast

SoFi Stadium- Inglewood, CA

Network(s): CBS

Scoreboard

Scoring Plays

Highlights from ESPN.com (Note: These links will expire in a few days)

1. Geno Smith zips one in to DK Metcalf in the end zone to get the Seahawks on the board.
2. Puka Nacua catches one in the end zone and shields it through contact for a Rams touchdown.
3. Cooper Kupp heads to the Rams' locker room after sustaining an apparent ankle injury.
4. Darrell Henderson Jr. punches it in at the goal line to cut into the Seahawks' lead.
5. Jason Myers' potential game-winning field goal attempt goes wide right as the Rams hang on to beat the Seahawks.

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#Minnesota Vikings at Denver Broncos

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Empower Field at Mile High- Denver, CO

Network(s): NBC

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#Tampa Bay Buccaneers at San Francisco 49ers

ESPN Gamecast

Levi's Stadium- Santa Clara, CA

Network(s): FOX

Scoreboard

Scoring Plays

Highlights from ESPN.com (Note: These links will expire in a few days)

1. Brock Purdy finds an open Christian McCaffrey for a touchdown in the first quarter.
2. Nick Bosa wraps up Baker Mayfield, and Fred Warner knocks the ball loose for a turnover.
3. Baker Mayfield throws it short to Mike Evans for a 1-yard touchdown.
4. Brock Purdy slings it just out of reach of the corner to Brandon Aiyuk for a 76-yard touchdown.
5. Rachaad White makes a nice move on Talanoa Hufanga, causing the safety to leave the game with an injury.
6. Rachaad White powers into the end zone from short yardage, giving the Buccaneers life.
7. Needing a touchdown to stay in the game, Baker Mayfield's pass is tipped and intercepted by Ji'Ayir Brown.
8. Brock Purdy shines with three touchdown passes, leading the 49ers to a win over Tampa.

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As a unit I was just think the nfc west all have nice uniforms. Idk, what do y’all think? NFC east is also up there for me

Dude is a touchdown machine and a tower of consistency.

This sub was generally adamant about him being borderline, but his recent TD stretch makes me curious if others here feel differently than before.

Dude gets dogged on a lot but played amazing given the circumstances. Credit to where credit is due and I’m a commies fan. Well done Danny

Chicago: 40:24 minutes

Detroit: 19:36 minutes

Score: 31-26 Detroit

Source:

https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask/which-team-has-the-least-time-of-possession-in-a-game-that-won

After the conclusion of today's early games, four of our six wildcard weekend matchups would be:

Steelers @ Ravens

Texans @ Jaguars

Vikings @ Lions

Seahawks @ 49ers

This is the best start for the Detroit Lions in 61 years. They are on an extended 16-4 winning streak dating back to last season.

Chargers losses:

36-34 to Dolphins

27-24 to Titans

20-17 to Cowboys

41-38 to Lions

23-20 to Packers

So close yet so far