NFL 2022: The Fall of the "Immunized" Aaron Rodgers

The Oilers had their moments, but the old Oilers and the new Texans alike are (were) plagued by bad ownership. But, for whatever reason, Houston pro football fans have never been to the promised land. Basketball and baseball they have, but not football.

 

Being a Bills fan, I loved the Oilers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Comeback_(American_football)

Was there at the stadium for this game. It was unreal.

 

If they stopped trying to be Patriots South, it might work out better.

 

Out there, somewhere beating his wife.

 

They were Broncos South before they became Patriots South. Maybe they can be some California team South next and we could get legal pot. That would be nice.

 

Um, pot is legal in Colorado too...

 

Or Bum Phillips?

 

Bills 0-4, and lookin' for one for the thumb we Ben-gals are 0-3 and lookin' to break the shit streak.

 

Not since 2017 at least but yeah, those drought years were god awful.

 

So strange to be watching a Browns/Steelers game and rooting for the Steelers.

 

That was a a split-decision for me, I hate them both and was hoping for a tie.

 

I don't go out of my way to watch the Browns, but Nick Chubb is a beast. Really enjoyed his game tonight.

 

Poor Trey Lance. Now George Kittle comes back.

 

Bills lose S Micah Hyde for the season.

 

When he went looking for a second opinion I figured that was going to happen. You don't mess around with neck injuries

 

Broncos hire former longtime NFL assistant Jerry Rosburg as a senior assistant to help him with game-day decisions. He had retired after the 2018 season when he was the Ravens special teams coordinator and assistant head coach.

 

Dolphins punting from their own endzone, punter kicks the ball into his own blocker, goes out of bounds for a safety. 21-19 Dolphins with 1:25 to go for the Bills.

 

Weird day.