So the Lions
tied the
Steelers for our first of the season. The way they played overtime, neither
of them deserved to win. Especially the Steelers who played down to their
competition with Mason Rudolph in for Ben Roethlisberger who caught
coronavirus. Like always, there's that
one guy
who didn't know NFL games can end in a draw. The NFL changed their overtime
rules for the
2010 postseason
where both teams get possession of the ball unless the first team scores a
TD or the defense scores. They later brought the rules to the
2012 regular season and
cut overtime to
10 minutes in 2017. It's not surprising that lengthening the game while
shortening the game clock resulted in a tied game every season since
2018.
Personally, I feel these "modified" sudden death overtime rules is fucking
bullshit. Some whiny little bitches cried that it's unfair that the team
that won the coin toss can win the game without the other team touching it
by just kicking a field goal. They chose a
arbitrary year
of 1994 to start their overblown statistics. Since then, teams that win the
overtime coin toss won 59.8 percent of the time and 34.4 percent of those
teams scored on their first possession. They complained that kickers were
too good so they had to change the rules to reduce their impact in the game.
That's right, they took the foot out of football. Once the NFL finally win
their war against kickers, they should just rename the sport handegg because
there sure as hell aint any kicking in it.
Seriously, you had 60 minutes to score more points than your opponent and
you're bitching that you didn't get the ball back after your opponent kicked
a field goal to win the game? TOUGH SHIT! You should've won it during
regulation instead of kneeing the ball and/or playing for overtime like a
PUSSY! It always annoyed me when teams give up with seconds left on the
clock instead of chucking a Hail Mary. Even if you don't get a TD, maybe you
can draw a passer interference or holding call that gets you in field goal
range. But no, these coaches PUSS OUT and CHOOSE overtime instead. Maybe
it's because I like defense but if the team won the coin toss, just stop
them. That's all you have to do. At least one person didn't believe in
pussyball back then. Former Broncos WR Brandon Stokley said "I just think that they should keep it like it is. It makes things
interesting. Some people don't like the coin toss, but that's just the way
it goes. If you're on defense first and you don't have the ball, you've just
got to stop them."
TLDR
THE GAMES
New England Patriots 23
Atlanta Falcons 10
Patriots RT Trent Brown talked about the time he
nearly died
last year as a Raider from a pregame IV fuckup that put air in his
bloodstream which led to him staying at the hospital for 3 days. I will
never get used to the NFL shrugging off medical incidents against players
that would warrant a investigation if it happened to your average Joe
Schmo.
New Orleans Saints 16
Philadelphia Eagles 27
The Saints have lost both games Trevor Siemian have started in since
taking over for a injured Jameis Winston. You can't really blame him since
he's essentially doing the same thing Jameis done this season; throwing to
the open guys, minimalizing the turnovers and letting the defense win the
game for you. Hell, he's only
two Jets QBs
away from catching up to Jameis' 1,170 passing yards. Like I
said before, the Saints offense have got to step up the production because you're
not gonna go far with a
28th ranked offense
and a awful 31st rated passing game.
Miami Dolphins 3
New York Jets 41
While Tua Tagovailoa tries to
build off
that
upset victory
of the Ravens, Mike White seems to have screwed the pooch as Joe Flacco
will start
in this game. People were riding White dick saying
he's the future
of the Jets, not Zach Wilson. He even said he should've been the
#1 pick. Then he
throws 4 INTs
and gets blown out by the Bills. Flacco Flame is by no means the future of
this franchise so will it be Zach? Mike? Or someone drafted next year?
Washington Griffins 16
Carolina Panthers 21
While Football Team's DE Chase Young is
gone for the year
with a ACL tear, Carolina got Cam Newton back and
will likely start
him Sunday. With Sam Darnold not playing like Ryan Tannehill and P.J.
Walker not playing like he's in the XFL, it's understandable why they made
this move. We will see how a totally
not bitter
Ron Rivera gameplan against his former team.
Indianapolis Colts 33
Buffalo Bills 20
Fresh off
beating the Jets
so bad,
Pat McAfee is
fantasy booking a tag team match between the Saleh and Ryan brothers, they
face a Colts team that
beat the team
the Bills
lost to. So it's only natural to pick Indy to win this game right? Isn't that
how we judge who can beat who now?
Detroit Lions 38
Cleveland Browns 24
The Kneebiters finally broke their losing streak but can they actually get
a win this time? With Baker Mayfield going all
woe is me
these past couple weeks, this is their best chance to get a win over a
clearly
demoralized
Browns team. Sure, playing with a injured shoulder and knee is not ideal
but everyone is playing hurt in someway. If Baker can't perform, they
should just let him get surgery to repair his injuries and start a
competent Case Keenum for the rest of the season. They have the
#1 rushing attack
and are 11th in defense so Case will have some help in getting the
Brownies back into playoff contention. As for the Lions,
who knows
who starts?
Who will start? Steven Montez, Tim Boyle, David Blough or Jared Goff? |
San Francisco 49ers 35
Jacksonville Jaguars 24
The Niners
beating the Rams came off as a shock until you realize this was their 5th straight
win. Makes you wonder why can't their
#3 defense
shutdown opponents like this every week. Then you see how middle of the
road the rest of the team is and you see why they're 4-5.
Houston Texans 14
Tennessee Titans 24
There's nothing new with Deshaun Watson but the lawyer of his accusers is
going after
Travis Scott, Drake and Live Nation with a $750 million dollar lawsuit.
Tony Buzbee is representing the more than 125 families who were impacted
by that Astroworld concert that killed 10 people. Tony is gonna have a
busy 2022 with these high profile cases that are likely to be settled out
of court. Oh yeah, and Texans QB Jeff Driskel is switching to TE. Clearly he was inspired by Tebow.
Green Bay Packers 27
Minnesota Vikings 34
It was a busy week in Packers related news. Aaron Rodgers was
misty eyed
over coming back from corona to
shutout
the Seahawks. Packers RB Aaron Jones will
miss 1-2 weeks
with a MCL sprain. The Packers are selling
300,000 shares
at $300 a pop. Danica Patrick talked more about her
breakup
with Rodgers. And Brett Favre didn't payback the
$228,000 in welfare
he was given by Mississippi. As for some good news, Vikings OL Dakota
Dozier is
out of the hospital after battling Covid even though he's vaccinated. Here's to you
Dak!
Baltimore Ravens 27
Chicago Bears 23
So the Ravens
dumped
Le'Veon Bell after only 5 games. What I find surprising is that he's just
29 years old! I understand RBs have shorter careers than other positions
but I thought he's at least 30 with the way people talk about him. I
wonder how differently his career would've turned out if he stayed with
the Steelers. Also, it's bullshit Cassius Marsh
got fined for taunting.
Cincinnati Bengals 34
Las Vegas Raiders 27
Clearly the Raiders are
distracted
by all the
off field drama their
former employees are
in. Speaking of distractions, Bengals safety Jessie Bates didn't get a long term deal and his performance has suffered from it. In a
way, he's proving them right to not offer him a new contract so he better
get his mind right or might be on a new team next season.
Arizona Cardinals 13
Seattle Seahawks 38
Week 10 was one to forget for these bird brains. Both of them did
absolutely
nothing in their
games and were promptly
embarrassed on
national television. Arizona is still
optimistic
Kyler Murray will return but I don't see Russell Wilson playing
10 more years.
Dallas Cowboys 44
Kansas City Chiefs 14
These Chiefs are so up and down. Maybe their offense and defense being on
opposite sides
of the spectrum have something to do with it. The Cowboys are more even
with their sides of the ball so this might be another blowout win for them
furthering doubts on the Chiefs title chances.
Pittsburgh Steelers 34
Los Angeles Chargers 10
Is it safe to say Mason Rudolph isn't the future of the Steelers? Like, he
TIED with a winless Lions for God's sake! That doesn't scream Franchise
Quarterback to me. And considering Big Ben and his
26th ranked offense
is hampering their 7th ranked defense, they have got to figure out who
will be THE MAN before this talented defense goes to waste.
New York Giants 17
Tompa Bay Buccaneers 33
I didn't expect the Bucs to
lose like that
but that's parity for you. But when you
don't run the ball, you open up Tom Brady to make
dumb mistakes. The Giants don't have the defense to hassle Brady but Tampa still got
to do a better job of helping him by RUNNING THE BALL!
LAST WEEK 8-5-1
OVERALL 85-64-1
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