NFL Comments for 2024

[smr-nj]

It’s pretty hilarious that Tommy Cutlets gets to finish the rest of the Giants season… it’s that only thing they have to look forward to.

It could be worse…. If you are a Jets fan.

🙂

I’m glad I’ve pretty much stopped watching any area pro footballs games now for years. 

[RedRamage]

Wow! An SMR sighting in the football forums!

And all Lions fans agree: Being a Jets fan right now is about the worst thing you can be.

[Motown Bombers]

Just think, it's not the Lions game that people want flexed out of Thanksgiving. It's the one featuring Cooper Rush and Tommy DeVito. 

[Sports_Freak]

Turn on MNF to watch referees call penalties on every other play. Exciting stuff...🫣

[Motor City Sonics]

Coach Hot Seat Rankings.  

 

1.  DOUG PEDERSON, Jacksonville.      Can't believe it hasn't happed yet.  But as of 8:28pm, nothing.   

2. MATT EBERFLUS, Chicao.    Cade Williams is getting pretty good, they can't risk wasting his talents with a terrible coach any longer.   Ben Johnson might be the leading candidate for this job next year. 

3. BRIAN DABOLL, NY Giants.   That first year was so rainbows and unicorns.   Wow, did THAT blow up fast.  There will be an annoying amount of shots of Tommy DeVito's agent tonight.   More than Kurt Warner's wife in the Super Bowl.  

4. MIKE McCARTHY, Dallas.   If they lose their 5th in a row, would Jerry do it mid-season?     I have my doubts about that.

5. KEVIN STEFANSKI, Cleveland.   Coach of the Year in April,  Shot down in May.  People were saying dark horse Super Bowl contender.    Horse had to be shot.  

6. ANTONIO PIERCE, Las Vegas.  How many Head Coaches can the Raiders pay at one time.   Never underestimate the Raiders ability to shoot themselves in the foot.    Get ready for Ryan Day !   Yeah, that's a ridiculous take, but it's entirely possible with the Raiders.   

[lordstanley]

The hangover effect after playing the Lions is nullified by playing Dallas your next game. 14-0 Texans late in the first. 

[CMRivdogs]

4 minutes ago, lordstanley said:

The hangover effect after playing the Lions is nullified by playing Dallas your next game. 14-0 Texans late in the first. 

The Cowboys are still hung over from their drubbing

[Motown Bombers]

If Dallas wants to beat Houston, they need to throw 4 more INTs. Good news for them is that they are more than capable of doing that.

[Motown Bombers]

LOL Okudah just got cooked. 

[Tenacious D]

The next best thing to a Lions win is  another embarrassing Cowboys home loss on national TV.  Mike McCarthy looks hapless and Jerry looks like he’s drinking to forget.

Thank God for Dan and Brad.  Finally, we have the adults in charge.

[Motor City Sonics]

Aaron Rodgers is 3-8 and the Cowboys are 3-7.      6-15.   That's beautiful.  

[RedRamage]

11 hours ago, lordstanley said:

The hangover effect after playing the Lions is nullified by playing Dallas your next game. 14-0 Texans late in the first. 

Apparently there is a name for this effect now: The Honolulu Flu.

[RedRamage]

9 hours ago, Tenacious D said:

The next best thing to a Lions win is  another embarrassing Cowboys home loss on national TV.  Mike McCarthy looks hapless and Jerry looks like he’s drinking to forget.

Thank God for Dan and Brad.  Finally, we have the adults in charge.

In somewhat fairness to the 'Boys... they've had a lot of injury issues. Especially with Prescott out now you can't expect them to be very successful. I imagine that without all the injury problems they'd be twice as good... yeah... 4-6 sounds right.

[Motown Bombers]

Douglas had a good rebuild going, and ownership foisted Aaron Rodgers on him, who took over the organization, and now Douglas takes the fall. 

 

[RedRamage]

4 minutes ago, Motown Bombers said:

Douglas had a good rebuild going, and ownership foisted Aaron Rodgers on him, who took over the organization, and now Douglas takes the fall. 

 

How much you wanna bet Rodgers retires after this year because he doesn't want to be part of a rebuild. He wanted to go to a contender and now the Jets aren't that so...

[Mr.TaterSalad]

14 minutes ago, Motown Bombers said:

Douglas had a good rebuild going, and ownership foisted Aaron Rodgers on him, who took over the organization, and now Douglas takes the fall. 

 

Douglas made the wrong decision drafting Zach Wilson as his franchise QB and then had to pivot to Rodgers. I think both moves were mistakes on his part.

[Motown Bombers]

30 minutes ago, Mr.TaterSalad said:

Douglas made the wrong decision drafting Zach Wilson as his franchise QB and then had to pivot to Rodgers. I think both moves were mistakes on his part.

Everybody agreed Zach Wilson was the 2nd-best QB in that draft. I don't think it was Douglas decision to get Rodgers. That was on Woody Johnson, and Rodgers was given control of the team by Johnson.

[Motor City Sonics]

2 hours ago, Motown Bombers said:

Everybody agreed Zach Wilson was the 2nd-best QB in that draft. I don't think it was Douglas decision to get Rodgers. That was on Woody Johnson, and Rodgers was given control of the team by Johnson.

He'll be going to work for RFK Jr. in the Health Care field.     Ayahuasca Tea will be available at every 7-11.    Just make sure you have a working toilet near by.     He'll probably find a way to give the Lions food poisoning before the Super Bowl. 

[RedRamage]

20 minutes ago, Motor City Sonics said:

He'll be going to work for RFK Jr. in the Health Care field.     Ayahuasca Tea will be available at every 7-11.    Just make sure you have a working toilet near by.     He'll probably find a way to give the Lions food poisoning before the Super Bowl. 

So you're saying this is Aaron Rodger's fault?

[RandyMarsh]

2 hours ago, Motown Bombers said:

Everybody agreed Zach Wilson was the 2nd-best QB in that draft. I don't think it was Douglas decision to get Rodgers. That was on Woody Johnson, and Rodgers was given control of the team by Johnson.

According to some of the fans on the Jets board Douglas actually wanted to draft Sewell in that draft but ownership overruled him in favor of getting a QB. Not sure how much truth there is to that but it wouldn't surprise me. 

[Motor City Sonics]

2 hours ago, RandyMarsh said:

According to some of the fans on the Jets board Douglas actually wanted to draft Sewell in that draft but ownership overruled him in favor of getting a QB. Not sure how much truth there is to that but it wouldn't surprise me. 

I still remember the Lions folks celebrating in the draft room when they got Sewell. 

[RandyMarsh]

25 minutes ago, Motor City Sonics said:

I still remember the Lions folks celebrating in the draft room when they got Sewell. 

I think my number 1 choice that draft was Chase but Sewell 1B and I would've been fine with Surtain or Pitts. I liked Surtain cause I loved the idea of pairing him with Okudah and having 2 stud DBs, of course at the time I still had hopes for Jeff. Also like Slater as a backup option if the Lions wanted tackle and Sewell was gone but felt in that case they could've traded down. Pitts looks like that would've been a disaster so glad that didn't happen.

[RandyMarsh]

I also wouldn't have thrown a fit if they took Fields and at the time I did like him as a prospect but I still had hopes for Goff and wanted to give him a chance and I also just believe in building as much of the rest of your team as you can before drafting a young QB early.

Really the only option that seemed plausible at the time that I didn't like was Waddle or Davonte Smith, I just didn't think either was the type of receiver you take that high when you had as many holes as we did, unlike Chase who I felt was a Calvin Johnson/Julio Jones generational type who warranted taking no matter your situation. 

[lordstanley]

 

[RedRamage]