NFL 2014-2015 Season Discussion

The Browns are just sad, might as well let that Manziel guy play, can't really get much worse anyway.

 

Forgetting any of the other negatives about Cutler, when he's being flushed out of the pocket, why the FUCK does he stop and take a sack instead of continuing to run?

 

This made my day
http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2014/10...s-jj-watt-tosses-td-bomb-to-terrance-williams

Big win before going into Seattle. The world may explode when Dez Bryant and Richard Sherman line up with each other.

 

Looks like John Harbaugh took a page out of the Tomlin book by not having his team ready to play today.

Hopefully the Orioles will salvage this day.

 

Well, looks like we got a glimpse of the old Patriots. Finally. Now we'll see if it was just a quick surge because they were pissed off about all the bad press this week, or if they can sustain it a bit. Looked pretty dominant against a good team last night.

 

The Orioles are looking good and with the Angels home- for- the- winter now they should probably be the favorites to win the AL Pennant over Kansas City.

Good job by Showalter and Duquette.

 

Not a fan of either team but a Classy move..
Patriots cheerleaders honor Devon Still's daughter by wearing Still's jersey

 

Yes, this was a classy gesture.

The Patriots actually do quite a bit for charities, especially youth charities.

 

Wilson has turned out to be a pretty good quarterback. He does benefit from playing with Seattle but just the same he's a good player.

 

Russell Wilson is really awesome. What's great is that he's a smart QB - meaning, he keeps his head on his shoulders. You will not see him do anything stupid, like a "gunslinger" QB will. Yet, somehow he's not a dink-and-dunk QB either. He's just a smart, athletic QB. If Seattle's defense stays on it, they might be adding another Lombardi to the trophy case.

 

How bout them Cowboys! I'm drinking everything in the house right now. I haven't been able to celebrate a win like this in God knows how long. I'm sure it will all come crashing down in December but for right now. I'm satisfied.

 

I'm no cowboy fan but loved seeing the seachickens lose at home.

...and my Steelers are sucking ass....

 

Donovan McNabb knows a game could end in a tie.

 

I still like the Seahawks in the NFC. I was concerned about the Dez/Sherman matchup for a lot of reasons but they were actually very respectful towards each other. Sherman broke up a few passes and Dez caught a big 1st down conversion against him in the fourth quarter but they never jawed at each other like I expected. A very good game all around.

 

Yeah the NFC East is turning out to be interesting. Everyone was high on the Giants going into last night but they just didn't show up. Losing Cruz is going to be deadly. Dallas and Philly play each other twice inside of three weeks at the end of the season. Should be pretty tense by then.

 

I'm not a Cowboys fan, but that was a huge win for them yesterday. And I noticed that Richard Sherman didn't really have much to say afterward, which is always great.
He seems to like chiding opposing players that he doesn't think belong in the NFL...
If he watched the tape from the Dallas game then he may start thinking this about himself.

 

The Raiders did their best to try and make my little prediction come true, but alas...

Tony Sparana is already showing signs of possessing a crucial component in coaching team sports; leadership ability. Dennis Allen had none. Many make call his 'bury the football' during (during practise), "becuase we're starting new", corny and useless, but these are the types of little gestures that sometimes gets a team to view it's coach in a different light.

Sparana's willingness to possibly make a fool of himself with this gesture took some guts. No way would Dennis Allen have ever tried something this "out there". He will still likely be fired at the end of the season barring some crazy win streak (like maybe 3 games), I still give him credit for his attempt to lead the players out of their malaise.