downhill from here >>> nfl 2017/18 weeks 10 thru 17 thread

if it was revealed collinsworth had not watched a single minute of baltimore playing this season i would not be a tiny bit surprised. embarrassing shit from him tonight for 14 weeks into the gd season.

lol flacco should've been picked and instead gets to the 1 with a bs pi call. this is championship form from the ravens.

this game

refs murdering this now

flacco is very bad

respect the champ

antonio mf brown

what the heck are either of these teams doing

i can't tell you how much i would like to the see the steelers give up 41 points to this offense when they could've bled the clock to almost nothing and won the game

Good to see Seattle is this week's keeping it classy in the face of defeat team.

NFL's concussion protocol looked pretty bad too with the whole Savage situation.

wentz acl tear confirmed. eagles think it was a non-contact injury, that it went on the step before he was hit.

:'(

WHYHYYHYYYYYYY

i really think philly will still be competitive. there have been several reasons they have been so good this year and wentz has only been one, and imo not even the most important. a lot of the reasons he has been successful can carry over to a lesser qb. when foles looked good for a minute, back when, it was because of scheme opening up throws for him just as has been happening this season for wentz. i am sure foles can run all these rpos. they will still score points and they still have maybe the best defense in the league. more than this being the disaster ppl seem to be painting it as, losing any edge against a tough and deep nfc field will be what hurts them, not that they suddenly turn terrible.

foles looked pretty good yesterday despite having a kicker's name

kayvon webster's achilles was also non-contact iirc

beating NO, Seattle, Minn, returned Rodgers GB was going to be hard enough WITH wentz.

i'm sorry i'm just so sad i don't really want to think about football any more today or maybe even again :/ :( :'(

appreciate your confidence but GB's got a long way to go, they've got to not only get Rodgers back right now but also beat 2 playoff teams + the Lions, plus get some help elsewhere in the bracket because 10-6 may not do it in the NFC this year

either way this definitely sucks, I'm not really a fan of Philly but they're damn fun to watch, one of the few bright spots on a terrible season. reminds me a bit of the Derek Carr injury a couple years back, though this is worse obviously. good news is that Foles is alright; he was a starter, he knows the offense, and idk Wentz doesn't seem completely irreplaceable...this team is great all around, this ain't exactly an Aaron Rodgers type situation

if the defense steps up it could still be something special but look it's hard to overstate what losing wentz means. he was the heart of the team, probable MVP, just playing out of his mind this season. it's extremely painful as a philly fan today :/

wentz has been absurdly good on third down and in the red zone and i feel like going from that to even league average production (if foles can provide that) will be a huge step down

you may be overestimating wentz's contribution to that production

this has not been the kind of situation with an elite qb dragging a bunch of chumps up and down the field. they have installed a really nice, innovative, complementary offense with a bunch of strong parts

sure, but wentz' personal numbers in those situations have been great. that's not just going to continue

the eagles are a very good all-around team tho and should continue to be competitive, but their SB chances obv took a huge hit

a hit, sure. but they didn't lose an mvp calibre qb, they never really had one. eagles fans should be able to spot the difference.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000292562/article/russell-wilson-nick-foles-peyton-manning-lead-mvp-race

i disagree. wentz has played like an mvp calibre qb.

Miami toying w/ me tonight but the offense is still middling as always.

all the "it's been allll Miami" cries from broadcasters and it's like...6-0.

cutler > brady

for a while there it looked like that 6 pts might've been enough

quite possibly the worst P.I. call in the history of mankind

in real time I was on board w/ it but dude grabbed Howard's facemask

damn Cutler!

damn that was a hell of a pick

was about to say something abt pats being terrible but i watched both washington games the last two weeks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-2RGFNyaGU

K Drake is fun

oh my god are the Dolphins in primetime again

btw callin it now Miami is not gonna win this game

ok my opinion has...evolved

!!!!!! Aaron Godgers cleared to play next week !!!!!!!

Being entrusted with the Bengals job is like becoming the night watchman at a low-budget museum. As long as you don't screw up horrifically, you'll be able to keep the job for about as long as you want. Heck, even if you do an awful job, you're probably going to get some time. Marvin Lewis has had the job for 14 years without a playoff victory, of course, but think about the guys before him. Bruce Coslet made it into a fifth year with a 21-39 record. He replaced David Shula, who made it nearly five years himself with a 19-52 mark. Cincinnati moves at a glacial pace.

Fuck you, Melvin Gordon!!! I hate fantasy football so much.

so happy about the return of aaron rodgers you guys

http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/335/678/e87.gif

nice catch

ab was sent to the hospital??? oh no

lol @ brady about to run

"yeah, he thought about it, then he remembered he was 40"

brady is an alltime great that was p sick

Looks like Marvin Lewis is going to leave this year, maybe to move into a front office job with Cincy. His career record is pretty mediocre but over .500 and the playoff record is hard to leave be, but the guy did find a ton of talented players over the years. AFC Central has also been one of the most competitive divisions in football over that same time. Pats and Colts didn't have to deal with playing the Steelers and Ravens 4 games a year along with getting over them every year to make the playoffs.

Everybody was clowning on Lovie Smith a few years ago for similar middling success, but you got to look at the last few years of the Bears and wonder that he might have had more going right than appeared.

It is hard to remember now how bad the Bengals were for such a long time before Lewis took over and at least got things somewhat balanced back out.

BRADY.