Official 2013 NFL Discussion Thread

[sergechronos]

yeah. the fact that the Chefs were taken to the limit by the buffalo bills of all teams...well, any given sunday, i guess.

tom brady just resurfaced after being missing for 7 weeks.

this cheerleader is awesome:


and the worst penalty call in the history of the nfl, basically "Pass Interference, number 13 offense. Ran in front of the defensive player. 15 yard penalty, replay first down."

"Looks good, but who are the Chefs?"

And Tom Brady has been doing good work considering supporting cast.

Cheerleader is fairly banging.

And who threw the flag on that one? Sometimes wish the replay booth could buzz down and be like "You're wrong. Pick the flag up cause this isn't even remotely close."

Lastly, I got to enjoy watching Carolina kick the crap out of the Falcons. Still don't like Tolbert and wish we would ditch him, and as much as I love J. Stew and Williams, we honestly should trade them for picks as well. Just no value in backs anymore, certainly not if they're always hurt. Trade for picks, pick up some young guns that don't eat up so much payroll, especially given the way that we use backs. Just a waste.

[93STLTH]

and the worst penalty call in the history of the nfl, basically "Pass Interference, number 13 offense. Ran in front of the defensive player. 15 yard penalty, replay first down."

I agree it was a bad call, but still not as bad as the "Tuck Rule" call.

[sketch]

except that the tuck rule was an actual rule. obscure, yes. but an actual rule. also not a penalty call =b

this was offensive PI called when there was literally no physical contact between the players until the tackle. it should have been a clean cut reception, nothing special about the play. /r/nfl was going nuts about that call.
no idea who threw it, but it was like we were back with the replacement refs.

also, dem cam newton intangibles:


i like me my matty ryan (though i still don't forgive him for letting BC lose to syracuse on his first start ever as a backup/freshman back in '04, i had the great fortune to be at that game with several friends who attended syracuse), and it hurt a wee bit to see him get stomped on, but cam's a cool guy. overall i was indifferent to the game, really wanted the panthers to not allow that 1st half TD today.

[Vantage]

[sketch]

heh they're used to him doing cheeky stuff at this point. he does it all the time.

[JasonY]

need to pull up my conversation with Broomfield about the Colts/Texans game by saying the Texans going up 2 TD's early was just Indy letting them get right where they wanted them. wtf. Its not over yet but damn...

Jason

[93STLTH]

need to pull up my conversation with Broomfield about the Colts/Texans game by saying the Texans going up 2 TD's early was just Indy letting them get right where they wanted them. wtf. Its not over yet but damn...

Jason

With Kubiak coaching the Texans, 21-3 lead. Wade Phillips takes over, 27-24 loss. Only proves what we probably already knew... Wade Phillips sucks as a head coach.

[IPD]

The thing about the chiefs, which they said over and over--just in case you missed it--NO TURNOVERS. It's not a flashy offensive style, and they had plenty of 3rd and outs...but they still won. When the bills turned over the ball, KC capitalized on it.

And if you thought that was unconventional, don't watch the colts game replay. That might have been the 2nd best comeback in team history (after that amazing comeback against TB years ago.

[Echo419]

except that the tuck rule was an actual rule. obscure, yes. but an actual rule. also not a penalty call =b

this was offensive PI called when there was literally no physical contact between the players until the tackle. it should have been a clean cut reception, nothing special about the play. /r/nfl was going nuts about that call.
no idea who threw it, but it was like we were back with the replacement refs.

also, dem cam newton intangibles:


i like me my matty ryan (though i still don't forgive him for letting BC lose to syracuse on his first start ever as a backup/freshman back in '04, i had the great fortune to be at that game with several friends who attended syracuse), and it hurt a wee bit to see him get stomped on, but cam's a cool guy. overall i was indifferent to the game, really wanted the panthers to not allow that 1st half TD today.

he needs to work on those tangables because they should have won by 21 more with all those over thrown balls he threw.

[Echo419]

yeah. the fact that the Chefs were taken to the limit by the buffalo bills of all teams...well, any given sunday, i guess.

tom brady just resurfaced after being missing for 7 weeks.

this cheerleader is awesome:

10. that's all I really want. can I just has one already?