At the start of the season, the NFL was talking big about fining teams who violate protocols and those who can't field a team will receive a forfeit. Now that Covidmania is running wild in the NFL infecting star players like Baker Mayfield, Jalen Ramsey and Von Miller, the NFL changed their rules to require masks for all players indoors and letting vaccinated players who test positive come back faster. Aaron Rodgers was right (again). Him and other unvaccinated players are actually the safest to be around because they were required to wear masks, are isolated from the rest of the team and have to test daily while vaccinated players could go maskless, congregate freely and was only tested weekly. We know vaccinated people can catch and pass corona without showing symptoms so what sense does it make to not only not test them daily but to let them hit the field after testing positive? Either way, get better y'all!
WOOF! WOOF! LV-CLE, SEA-LA and WAS-PHI have been rescheduled! WOOF! WOOF! |
If I was a Raiders, Seahawks or Eagles fan, I would be FUCKING PISSED! At the beginning of the season, the NFL swung their dick stating there would be no postponements and teams that can't field a team would be forced to forfeit the game. Now here we are in week 15 and instead of the Browns, Rams and Football Team playing the games with whoever they got left, they get a break and their games get moved to later in the week. Here's the BS excuse why they did it. Raiders-Browns is now the late game on Monday while Seahawks-Rams and Football Team-Eagles are both Tuesday Night Football. Why air both at the same time instead of make it a doubleheader? I guess FOX didn't want to mess with Jay Leno, TMZ or Judge Judy.
THE GAMES
Kansas City Chiefs 13
Los Angeles Chargers 24
The Raiders'
stupid stunt
of gathering on the Chiefs logo before the game
motivated Patrick Mahomes to
beat the brakes
off them
48-9 then sent them packing
with a song. They won't handle the Chargers as easily considering they can keep up
with them
offensively.
Las Vegas Raiders 21
Cleveland Browns 30
In
less stupid news, Grambling State hired the former coach of
both of these teams
Hue Jackson. He was the offensive coordinator at Tennessee State this
season after his run as assistant with the Bengals ended in 2019. His
record proved he was not meant to be a NFL coach but maybe he will have
better luck in college like
Nick Saban and
Lane Kiffin. It's
still funny that Grambling fired a coach who finished at
54-32 for
a coach who was 11-44-1 including a
winless 2017 Browns season. At least Broderick Fobbs took the firing
in stride.
New England Patriots 35
Indianapolis Colts 19
I would think all of the Colts' opponents would've watched Hard Knocks to
scout them but the Patriots are the only ones to get a story
written about it. Even with Jonathan Taylor carrying the Colts offense on his back, the
Pats
3rd ranked defense
should slow him down enough to win.
Dallas Cowboys 31
New York Giants 17
That was mighty bold of Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy to
guarantee
they would beat the Football team last week. And good thing
they won
because he would've looked like a fucking idiot if they lost that
game...like the Raiders! I don't see him making promises against the G-Men since
they suck, so expect Micah Parson to keep the
hype train
going with his play.
Houston Texans 17
Jacksonville Jaguars 6
The Texans have their own post Deshaun Watson problems where they
sucked ass
as well this season. So why not throw rookie Davis MIlls
back in there
for the rest of the season? Why is he starting over Tyrod Taylor, David
Culley? "He gives us the best chance to win".
Like I said
last week, Tyrod is responsible for the only wins this shitty ass team has this
season. While he was injured, Davis was absolute GARBAGE in at QB. So how
the hell he gives you the best chance to win? Just be honest. You want to
see is there anything in him or do you need to draft another QB/sign a
free agent/trade for someone. It sucks for Tyrod but there's a reason this
is the third straight time he's been replaced by a rookie. He's a
serviceable veteran who can be a stopgap for teams that need to draft
a franchise QB. He can mentor rookies as a starter while the rook learns
from the bench. He can also start in place of injured QBs.
Tennessee Titans 7
Pittsburgh Steelers 20
With Mike Tomlin facing the likely possibility of his first losing season
as head coach of the Steelers, how does he
deal with young
players who do dumb shit like
celebrating a
first down in the final minute that wastes precious seconds and eventually
cost you the chance to win?
That's an eloquent response to a annoying situation. You can't cut every
young player who make stupid mistakes because you might miss out on those
who mature into great players.
New York Jets 17
Miami Dolphins 30
HEY! Remember that guy who was cut by the Raiders after he threatened to
kill a guy who was trolling him in his DMs? Well the Dolphins
just signed
the shithead! I don't know about about you but I see someone with a
high motor when he
crashes his car
injuring a woman!
Washington Aviators 34
Philadelphia Eagles 20
Al and Cris won't be calling these underperformers like they were forced
to
last season. Despite the Eagles
9th ranked defense
and both QBs looking like they may or may not be star players, this is a
nothing game to me. Go with Football Team to stay alive in the NFC
wildcard race.
Arizona Cardinals 30
Detroit Lions 24
Losing DeAndre Hopkins for the
rest of the regular season
is gonna hurt but they're talented enough to still win the division and
survive the playoffs until he gets back from his knee injury.
Carolina Panthers 19
Buffalo Bills 23
Am I
reading this
right? The Panthers are gonna play BOTH Cam Newton AND XFL Legend P.J
Walker? How many times do I have to say this? When you have two QBs, you
have NO QBs! Not only are you fucking up the rhythm of Cam, you're also
fucking up the development of P.J. I knew their coach Matt Rhule didn't
know what the fuck he was doing and I turned out to be correct. Also, what
the hell you're gonna do with Sam Darnold? Are you gonna keep him? Release
him? Trade him? This team just looks lost without Christian McCarthy, good
lord.
Cincinnati Bungles 34
Denver Broncos 38
The Broncos did a
nice thing to
honor Demaryius Thomas by lining up with 10 men on the field. Then they
went on to
beat the Lions
who had their own tribute win the
week prior. I doubt they'll make the
playoffs but
they can take the Bengals and Chargers out
with them.
Atlanta Falcons 17
San Francisco 49ers 31
Here's an
interesting
insight: The Falcons are 5-2 on the road and 0-5 at home this season.
Don't fuck up your playoff spot by losing to this hapless gang of
suckiness 49ers!
Seattle Seahawks 23
Los Angeles Rams 30
The NFL announced new
international home marketing where 18 teams can exclusively market their teams in 8 foreign
markets. Both the Dolphins and Rams get 3 countries including China going
to LA (People bitch about how much a threat China is to America, YET we
continue to do business with them like making most of our products there,
playing games over there and changing our movies to appease them). They
say they will get into co-marketing relationships with other sports but
will they work with the native football leagues as well? Probably
not.
Green Bay Packers 27
Baltimore Ravens 30
Can Lamar Jackson tough out his
ankle injury
like Aaron Rodgers is doing
with his toe? They better hope so because I don't trust Tyler Huntley or Josh Johnson
enough to keep this team afloat until Lamar comes back from an extended
break to heal up the sprain.
New Orleans Saints 23
Tompa Bay Buccaneers 7
I noticed Michele Tafoya has been missing from the sidelines of SNF these
past couple weeks. What happened? Did she catch coronavirus? Did she break
her hip tripping over a dog? Did she get pregnant? NBC tried to
cover for her
by saying she's on a planned 3 three week vacation and will be back this
week on the sideline. But we later found out that this will also be her
final season on SNF along with Al Michaels (It's likely that Al will call
TNF on Amazon) and her
appearance on The View last month might have something to do with it.
They talked about Colin Kaepernick's show where he compared the NFL Draft
to the slave trade. I didn't know Michele was on The View but when I saw
her try to defend the owners for why Kaep isn't in the league, YIKES! All
I was thinking was "What are you doing!?!". For someone whose whole career
is about being prepared for stuff, it was quite fascinating to watch
her fail at making a compelling comeback at the anti football rhetoric.
First off, there's no defending the owners here. It's obvious that they
are blackballing him and you can't tell me that there aren't at least 7
teams that could've used his services this season. It's just a shame that
he took the settlement instead of take it to court. That would've been a
entertaining trial.
Second, this whole NFL Draft/Combine = slavery is ridiculous. Last time I
checked, slaves wasn't paid thousands/millions of dollars to perform a job
they enjoyed. And the notion that the pricking and prodding and taking
their measurements makes it like the slave trade is just stupid as well
because that's done in the other American leagues as well. Including White
majority sports like
HOCKEY!!! Of course, the liberal audience didn't agree with the apparent
conservative sideline reporter so she tried to egg them on to boo her I
guess and woof, that segment didn't end well for her. For next season, I
expect Kathryn Tappen to take over full time as sideline reporter,
Mike Tirico FINALLY joins Cris Collinsworth in the booth as
play-by-play and Maria Taylor joins Tony Dungy and Drew Brees at the
preshow desk. Michele probably joins Fox News next year.
Minnesota Vikings 27
Chicago Bears 34
Did Matt Nagy kick Cody Parkey after the infamous "double doink"? Or the other kickers that was part of his
kicking competition? God I hope so to get his ass out as well.
LAST WEEK 6-8
OVERALL 114-93-1
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