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Simply unreal !

Goff shows why he is the best young quarterback in the NFL.

Go Bears !

Sorry Wagon... the record setting game has been ignored by a bunch of middle aged men who prefer to act like teenage girls and go back and forth on political issues that will NEVER have any resolution.. kinda like "teenage girls".


For those of us that still like sports... it was a game that will probably NEVER be duplicated.


Wags... would have liked this one... even knowing his team lost. Hell, he would've been one of the first to post



Miss that guy... he liked to talk sports.

Yeah, the whole board has gone to hell since Wagon died.
He was the only guy holding this place together.

He'd be ashamed of us.

Might as well close it down, folks.


Only teenage girls remain here.

Mahomes had 5 turnovers and his team still put up 51 pts.

What the hell?

FiatLux wrote:For those of us that still like sports... it was a game that will probably NEVER be duplicated.

Never be duplicated? It'll probably get duplicated before the end of the freaking year. At least the Rams wore arena league uniforms so we could know where the game is going.

Sudden Sam wrote:Sidenote: I'm a Chiefs fan,but I don't understand how a woman-beater like Tyreek Hill is celebrated. A lot of people have lost their livelihood for less than what that little SOB did. I guess so many NFL players beat women that we tend to ignore it.

He's a star. Watch his game slip in the same behavior will earn a trip out of the league. No different than James Harrison beating his wife. One of the lamest things that Dan Rooney ever did was try to explain that away by saying that he was trying to get his baby baptized.

I guess some of us could give a rat's ass about the NFL.

BSmack wrote:

FiatLux wrote:For those of us that still like sports... it was a game that will probably NEVER be duplicated.

Never be duplicated? It'll probably get duplicated before the end of the freaking year. At least the Rams wore arena league uniforms so we could know where the game is going.

Rack. I saw a flag football game in Ocean Beach over the weekend and they scored even more points. Perfect for fans with ADS.

Not sure why the Rams gave Gurley all that money, should have given it to Robert Woods.

If the game was in KC, the Chiefs win. I'll take New Orleans to win the Super Bowl though.

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Sudden Sam wrote:Fun game to watch...if you hate defense.

The rules have got to be changed. No way should QBs and WRs be protected to the point that the defense can't do anything.

So you'd prefer to watch a game that ends 3-0 with 20 punts? Probably not.

Like it or not, NFL fans enjoy offense and big plays. I believe they'd also prefer that star skill players don't spend all season on IR or have promising careers cut short due to injury. Don't get me wrong - I LOVE good defense, and there was some on display last night - Aaron Donald's strip sacks, Chris Jones's QB pressure, KC's ability to consistently keep Gurley from getting to the edge. The fan poll results I've seen (unscientific though they may be) indicate most believe last night's game was the best regular season game ever. And isn't the game about the fans?

I agree a balance needs to be struck that allows defensive players to administer hard hits while protecting, to a reasonable degree, the QBs and receivers. It seems your beef is that the current rules allowed for too many points to be scored last night. I know this is somewhat of a ridiculous question, but given two teams like those who played last night with high-powered offenses, what type of score would you like to have seen as the final? 20-17?

Both of these coaches hate to run the ball and neither will come home with a championship, because they don't know how to control the clock. Advantage Sean Payton and the Saints.

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Both of those teams are pretty far down in defense (yards).

Joe in PB wrote:Both of these coaches hate to run the ball

What? The Rams are 2nd in the league in rushing attempts and rushing yds (Todd Gurley says "hey"), and KC is ranked 8th. NO is ranked 6th. Are you sure you watch football?

neither will come home with a championship, because they don't know how to control the clock.

The Rams did a piss poor job of clock mgmt after they intercepted Mahomes. Shoulda run the ball and the clock.

Advantage Sean Payton and the Saints.

They're the best team in the NFL right now.

Gurly was ignored for most of the game, and Andy Reid is known for forgetting about running the ball in the 2nd half of games. So is Mike McCarthy, and Sean McVay seems to be another. I don't expect to see anything different come playoff time.

I'll agree the game was entertaining, even though what we saw wasn't championship football.

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There are some very talented players on both teams.
The game had plenty of excitement.

I could do without the pajamas -- and some other things.


A baseball purist can find pleasure in a well-played 1-0 game -- or a well-played 11-10 game.

Likewise for a football purist.
A 7-6 game can be as great as a 54-51 game.

The big problem with the NFL right now is that a well-played 7-6 game is not possible.

A 54-51 game is only really great if a well-played 7-6 game is also possible in the league in which it is played.

jmo


The NFL has way too much "bubblegum music" right now.

It is fun and magnetic in the short term.
It ends up being very boring and empty in the long run.

Softball Bat wrote:I could do without the pajamas

Whoever came up with the those should be cunt-punched.

The big problem with the NFL right now is that a well-played 7-6 game is not possible.

You may be right. I did some research and found that the lowest scoring game this year was Tennessee's 9-6 win over Jax in wk 3. I didn't watch the game but it's hard to imagine those two teams playing well to reach that score. There have only been two other games played this year in which <20 total points were scored (Mia over the Jets 13-6 in wk 9, and the 'skins over the Bucs 16-3 in wk 10), and only seven other games in which <30 total points were scored. Most of those games featured two crappy teams, with GB shutting out the Bills 22-0 in wk 4, and Hou beating Jax 20-7 in wk 7 being the only ones in which there was a half-way decent team on the field.

poptart wrote:I could do without the pajamas -- and some other things.

I'll mention one of the other things...

Choreographed team end zone celebrations.

There isn't a roll eyes thingy big enough to express my disdain for this practice.

Jackoffs, you get paid _____ million dollars a year because you are supposed to get it into the end zone.


This end zone bullshit is right up there with the practice of taking 18 cell phone pics of your lunch at KFC, a few of which show you "duck facing," so that you can post them on facebook to show how damn cool you are.

Die in a California fire!

I don't mind the end zone celebrations so much. What bothers me is players actually going out of their way to celebrate first downs. A guy might gain 2 yards in garbage time to keep the drive alive while the team is down by 40 points and he will celebrate like he just won the goddamn Super Bowl.

Its good seeing sports discussed on the board again.

War Wagon and most of the original posters from the late 1900's would approve.


Rack... the old school posters on the board that still want to talk sports.



Its been real boring hearing people living in rural communities "like Georgia" blaming their lot in life... on a political party.

Oh yeah... when you come from "The City" you learn to care about people other then yourself.


How did Jared Goff spend his time after one of the greatest football games in history ???


https://ftw.usatoday.com/2018/11/jared- ... paign=rail


That's what it means to be a Bear... at the TOP University in the WORLD


It doesn't get classier than that.

Smackie wrote:You may be right. I did some research and found that the lowest scoring game this year was Tennessee's 9-6 win over Jax in wk 3. I didn't watch the game but it's hard to imagine those two teams playing well to reach that score. There have only been two other games played this year in which <20 total points were scored (Mia over the Jets 13-6 in wk 9, and the 'skins over the Bucs 16-3 in wk 10), and only seven other games in which <30 total points were scored. Most of those games featured two crappy teams, with GB shutting out the Bills 22-0 in wk 4, and Hou beating Jax 20-7 in wk 7 being the only ones in which there was a half-way decent team on the field.

Well, two good teams (DAL and NO) did play a 13-10 game tonight.

FiatLux wrote:Oh yeah... when you come from "The City" you learn to care about people other then yourself.


How did Jared Goff spend his time after one of the greatest football games in history ???


https://ftw.usatoday.com/2018/11/jared- ... paign=rail


That's what it means to be a Bear... at the TOP University in the WORLD


It doesn't get classier than that.

bump.


It's good being a Bear !

FiatLux wrote:It's good being a Bear !

Wikipedia wrote:In male gay culture, a bear is often a larger or obese hairier man who projects an image of rugged masculinity. Bears are one of many LGBT communities with events, codes, and a culture-specific identity. However, in San Francisco in the 1970s any hairy man of whatever shape was referred to as a 'bear' until the term was appropriated by larger men and other words had to be used to describe hairy other-shaped men such as otter (slim), cub (young bear on the way), or wolf (hairy, medium build).

Rack Goobs.

too funny

Go Bears.

Wikipedia wrote:in San Francisco in the 1970s any hairy man of whatever shape was referred to as a 'bear' until the term was appropriated by larger men and other words had to be used to describe hairy other-shaped men such as otter (slim), cub (young bear on the way), or wolf (hairy, medium build).

I'm sure that other than Kal student/grad, there's a very special definition for golden bear.

Hmmmm...

Where does that leave the Bruins?

Mikey wrote:Where does that leave the Bruins?

Westwood, as far as I know.

Just a few miles from West Hollywood.

Looks like we will soon get to see how good the Chiefs are without Kareem Hunt.

Papa Willie wrote:

BSmack wrote:Looks like we will soon get to see how good the Chiefs are without Kareem Hunt.

What a stupid fucker, eh?

What do you want to bet that some folks at TMZ got down on some Specer Ware pickups right before the tape was leaked? Getting Ware at a bargain price in a DFL setup could be worth a mint.

Softball Bat wrote:

Smackie wrote:You may be right. I did some research and found that the lowest scoring game this year was Tennessee's 9-6 win over Jax in wk 3. I didn't watch the game but it's hard to imagine those two teams playing well to reach that score. There have only been two other games played this year in which <20 total points were scored (Mia over the Jets 13-6 in wk 9, and the 'skins over the Bucs 16-3 in wk 10), and only seven other games in which <30 total points were scored. Most of those games featured two crappy teams, with GB shutting out the Bills 22-0 in wk 4, and Hou beating Jax 20-7 in wk 7 being the only ones in which there was a half-way decent team on the field.

Well, two good teams (DAL and NO) did play a 13-10 game tonight.

And...

The Bears beat the Rams 15-6 on Sunday.

Tonight we have Seattle leading Minnesota 6-0 n the 4th quarter.


I may have to re-evaluate my initial take.

This one...

poptart wrote:The big problem with the NFL right now is that a well-played 7-6 game is not possible.

Seems defense can still own the day.

21-0 now.