Hell the Rams offensive line lined up offsides twice!
It’s 2020. What can you say?
NFL 2020 Season: We're gonna bite a kneecap off
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Hell the Rams offensive line lined up offsides twice!
It’s 2020. What can you say?
Second place. The Eagles are 2-4-1 and the FT are 2-5.
(And bragging about being in the lead in the NFC-E right now is like bragging that you have athlete's foot instead of gout.
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Oh I know... I was just poking fun at how horrible the entire NFC East is right now. The bar is set several meters below the turf. 
Once they start playing real teams later in the season they will all be handily stomped.
Although, while yes the Eagles are 2-4-1 (one less loss than WFT), they only have one division win of their two total W's. WFT has two division wins (Eagles & Cowboys), one more than any other NFC-E team, which I thought were weighted heavier than non-division wins, irrespective of total losses vs. ties. I'm probably wrong, and maybe the 5 losses offset the 2 division wins. Those more familiar with standing rules would know better than I.
I was just poking fun at how horrible the entire NFC East is right now. The bar is set several meters below the turf. Once they start playing real teams later in the season they will all be handily stomped.Although, while yes the Eagles are 2-4-1 (one less loss than WFT), they only have one division win of their two total W's. WFT has two division wins (Eagles & Cowboys), one more than any other NFC-E team, which I thought were weighted heavier than non-division wins, irrespective of total losses vs. ties. I'm probably wrong, and maybe the 5 losses offset the 2 division wins. Those more familiar with standing rules would know better than I.
Sounds like my kinda luck.
That stuff only comes into play for playoff tie-breakers. If Washington were to win all six division games and finish 6-10, someone with a better record would win the division.
The Rams really shit the bed in the first half.
Our defense actually played pretty well, but Goff sucked ass today. Unreal first half dumbfuckery.
The Saints' Michael Thomas also punched Gardner-Johnson (his teammate) back in October, so the guy has some real people skills, but you can't fall for that shit.
So....no name #2 or no name #3? Meanwhile, Dalton is in COVID protocol because that's not over.
This should come as no surprise, the Bears have released Ted "I'm afraid of punts" Ginn Jr.
All the pieces really are in place now.
All the pieces really are in place now.
The Dolphins are... contending?
This is so weird.
This is so weird.
The Saints squeaked one out against my Bears in OT last week, but dismantled the Bucs and Tom Terrific this week.
It was fun to watch.
Tua is coming around fairly quickly. Last week the Miami D and special teams did a lot to back him up. This week he looked really good. Some dumb rookie mistakes like the "throw away" that was almost an INT, but he'll get there.
It was fun to watch.
Tua is coming around fairly quickly. Last week the Miami D and special teams did a lot to back him up. This week he looked really good. Some dumb rookie mistakes like the "throw away" that was almost an INT, but he'll get there.
Between Gase and Patricia, it's a friggin' mystery how they got jobs to begin with. espn.com is reporting Gase "won't return next year", but his firing should have been part of a half-time show.
Add in really any coach in the AAA division also known as the NFC East. I'd say Nagy needs to go as well, but Virginia considers him to be "a nice boy", so we're probably stuck with him.
Poor Joe Judge will probably get the axe from the Giants along with Dave Gettleman. I can't really hold Judge accountable because that roster is in incredibly poor shape. I don't see him getting a second season with a new GM because all the Giants have to do is look at the clusterfuck going on with the Jets right now.