Kansas Crimson

Skyy Moore. Absolutely idiotic. But it started on a weak kick off which gave them a shorter field punt. And stupid running it out on the subsequent kick

Long day if MVS is this unready

No 1st downs yet. Fortunately the D has stepped up

Better

Bears SUPER BOWL!

Tua 3-0.

NFL likes to trend bottom dwellers to keep fan interest. This is Miami's year I think.

3 weeks in and only 3 (possibly 2 after tonight) undefeated teams and 2 winless teams.
I don't think Miami wins the AFC East. I do think the Eagles win the NFC East.
I think the Texans finish in last in the AFC South. I think the Raiders finish in last in the AFC West.

Worthless predictions.....
Bills win AFC East / Patriots finish 4th
Bengals win AFC North / Steelers finish 4th
Colts win AFC South / Texans finish 4th
Chiefs win AFC West / Raiders finish 4th
Eagles win NFC East / Commanders finish 4th
Packers win NFC North / Bears finish 4th
Buccaneers win NFC South / Falcons finish 4th
Rams win NFC West / Seahawks finish 4th

NFL changing Pro Bowl game to flag football.
It's a fun novelty but I also wonder if it's the first sign of an eventual transition ( think 15-20 years from now ).

Has anyone actually WATCHED a Pro Bowl game in the last 10 years?

I watched Alex Smith for a series his last year in KC

Tua. Yow. Neurological damage it seems after that sack

Dolphins are already in hot water with league. Could be even more now. Embarrassing.

NewtonHawk11 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 29, 2022 9:27 pm Dolphins are already in hot water with league. Could be even more now. Embarrassing.

Complicated.
So many people feel last week had something to do with last night. Did it?
People feel he shouldn't have played last night and if he didn't then this wouldn't have happened.
To me, it sure seemed Tua had a head issue last game but being that the NFL cleared him to play, and Tua said he was fine and wanted to play, then why wouldn't shouldn't the Dolphins have played him?

Anyways, worthless predictions I meant to post yesterday.....

Dolphs/ Bengs -3.5 (Bengs 4)
Bears +3 / Giants -3 (Giants 3)
Vikes -2.5 / Saints (Vikes 6)
Browns -1.5 / Falcs (Browns 8)
Seas / Lions -4 (Lions 10)
Tits / Colts -3.5 (Colts 8)
Jags / Eags -6.5 (Eags 8)
Jets +3 / Steel (Jets 7)
Bills -3 / Raves (Bills 10)
Charg -5 / Tex (Charge 10)
Pats / Pack -10.5 (Pack 13)
Broncs +2.5 / Raid (Broncs 7)
Chiefs -1 / Buccs (Chiefs 10)
Rams +1.5 / 49ers (Rams 10)

It's a risky business. The NFL clearly has not developed solid enough methods to identify brain/head injuries because guys are still going out there and competing after being altered by hits. But if that's the risk those players choose to take then at some point, I don't know what else you can do to stop them.

Wagner was credited with 10 tackles last night. Maybe make it 11?

uh oh…somebody shoulda just stayed retired

maybe he’s not the best father/husband after all

Possibly.
But it's also possible Gisele is to blame here.
A divorce does not make a bad father/husband.

That said, I think to be a GOAT, you have to be super super self absorbed - because it's all about you being the best at all times. And to be a GOAT you have to be unreasonably competitive so the sport you play is an addiction. Gisele probably should have realized this/come to terms with this long ago.

Lots of people, even good people, get divorced. I don't know that Brady's been hyped up as a model father/husband, either, but don't pay much attention to that stuff.

All that said, I don't think it's a reach if someone were to wonder if this is part of what the personal leave of absence was about during training camp.

someone made a comment here about him being a good father

i was making a [poorly executed] joke in response

though, i have to wonder if this would be the situation had he stayed retired