"More Diss" - America's favorite Dystopian pastime 2022-2023

wouldn't mind seeing the craziest comeback in history in the second half.

Lol suddenly it's a one score game

Lol holy shit

Gotta pull it off, this would be amazing

Two defensive touchdowns overturned on bullshit calls

If they overturn this, fans should start throwing shit

Words fail

Tied baby

Incredible

That is so unbelievable. Colts really should’ve gone for that long field goal.

As a neutral observer though, for comedy purposes this might be the best outcome

Idk, I thought going for it was the right call. I thought the o line got enough of an initial push but Matt Ryan is old, small, and slow

If this ends in a fucking tie

Ten minute overtimes were probably meant to make teams have to be more aggressive to win but usually each team only gets one possession. So it ends in more ties than we used to have

Lol Colts

Commit obvious delay by stopping player from getting up, give kicker five more yards

History.

Still didn’t cover lmao

If you want entertainment I don't know what more you could ask for than the 2022 Minnesota Vikings

Yeah they’re having one of the wildest seasons in NFL history

11-3 with a +2 point differential

wow!

Just found out it was 33-0 at half.

Tua has TD throws dropped on back to back plays.

Guy can't catch a break.

lmao at Waddle's TD celebration, go Fins for that reason alone

I love "The Waddle"

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— Bryan Fischer (@BryanDFischer) December 18, 2022

ahhh man I hate the roughing the kicker rule. I mean I get why it's there just hate when it's invoked, it's such a crazy momentum shift. basically a turnover

oh wow what a great throw

i don't remember the last time i saw someone attempt to murder a kicker to that degree, that was wild

Bills fans whining it should have been only five yards lmao

Sigh. Miami's third down playcalling has been so defeatist the last two drives that Chan Gailey would try and fuck it

See? The fuck you didn't run there

lmao the Bills lost 30 yards on a 2 point conversion

wait now it's called good? lmao ok just barely

Swear to God, this is the fifth challenge in the last three weeks that ruined a possible stop for us.

Not that it was incorrect but I'm going to stop cheering until five minutes after each play.

hooo boy tied in the 4th as the snow starts coming down with both teams ready to murder each other, exactly where I wanted this to be

Sanchez needs to seriously shut the fuck up

hot damn you can't be covered better than that

boy I dunno if Buffalo is gonna want to take the clock down like that

oh now that's a horseshit way to lose the game, he was not catching that ball

Kohou has committed more dumb P.I. calls than anybody on the team. He's a rookie on a depleted squad so I can't hate too much.

I want our coordinator gone. We don't exactly have a top tier defense but it plays well below their abilities.

Wow @ this Bucs 3rd quarter. Actually somehow worse than that Vikings 1st half

LMAOOOO the final play in the Pats/Raiders game

NFL is a sad, destructive world - but gd it can be so weirdly entertaining. Last weekend was one of the most batsh1t crazy weekends of football I can remember. There was like a season of weird stuff in games in like a week.

One thing I do think, I kinda think the Giants should stick with Daniel Jones for a bit longer. He's not great or anything, but he really does not suck either. I kinda think he reminds me quite a bit of Alex Smith and if you compare their numbers, they are actually closer than you might think. I'd keep him on a cheap deal and then try to improve the offense around him.

yikes j-e-t-s

at the half

bengals 22 points, 303 yards, 22 first downs
patritos 0 points, 70 yards, 3 first downs

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— Jordan Moore (@iJordanMoore) December 24, 2022

Michigan beat Wisconsin a few years ago on a play like this. Never seen that in the pros though

honestly impressive how there are maybe six good teams out of 32

Are you counting Minnesota there er nah

reminds me of the early 2000s where it was one or two great teams and a bunch of inconsistent ones.

I kind of want to see a defensive renaissance in the NFL, not that I want to see offenses struggle like they did in the dire early 2000s, where you ran 40-50 times a game and gashed bad run defenses while your QB was a 'game manager', but I wouldn't mind seeing more true shutdown defenses emerge again, even as hard as it is in this era. "bend but don't break" has been the law of the land for about ten years.