NFL 2015 / WEEK 9: Sunday Night's game is Philadelphia and Dallas...what else is on?

slothroprhymes
Posted: November 8, 2015 at 5:15:53 PM
loled at them picking off peyton on his would-be record-setting pass attempt

otm, beautiful

ahahah i missed that, the throw that would've been the record was an INT? that's so terrible :)

also.. guys tweeting about nfl in french is my new favorite thing

https://twitter.com/NFLFrance/status/663512272120082432

oh i love even more that it was brett favre's record he's trying to break

can't approach that record without a bad 4th quarter INT i guess

the record is cursed

lol costas being all "you can't blame roger goodell this time! see? SEE?! THIS ONE TIME??!! at long last my shilling is justified!"

(re: the whole hideous greg hardy affair)

wait they're showing greg hardy's tweets on screen and his twitter name is "OverlordKraken"??? wtf

collinsworth not too diplomatically says ed hochuli has 'been an entertainer for a long time'

lol amazing

wow that was a terrible throw that worked out

it's good to have a dez

classic eagles

well, that last drive was good for lols but both the PIs on maxwell seemed harsh tbh

the second one was crazy

it's funny that everybody knew that was a bad signing from the second it happened

bradford is really bad at recognizing when a screen pass is doomed

he throws more screen passes to guys who are tightly covered than anyone i'v ever seen

chip passing on 3rd and 3 and then running ryan matthews on 4th and 1 with demarco murray finally rumbling down the field 15 yards at a time for the first time all season seems like a personal troll at this point

holy shit we almost just had a greg hardy game changing overtime strip sack thank fuck for sam bradford

yeahhh

Wow that game!

that was thoroughly entertaining, love that Hardy was the one that almost-but-not-quite got there

look at this lunatic fucking play

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5xN_5tULkLE

the other team had it covered too!

Over a cranberry juice, Warner leans on the table and watches video of a play from Week 4. Fourth quarter, 49ers down 17-3 to Green Bay, trying to rally. On second-and-5 from the Packers' 15-yard line, Kaepernick takes the shotgun snap, sees running back Reggie Bush wide open over the middle for what should be a walk-in touchdown. "A layup," Warner says. Kap fires it in the dirt. Warner rewinds the clip, then freezes the frame as Kap is throwing. "The biggest thing that I see with Kap quite often -- and it's frustrating -- are his feet." As Kap releases the ball, his feet are parallel to the line of scrimmage, rather than perpendicular. He's throwing with all arm, rather than with his body. The result is a pass both late -- Bush was open by three steps before Kap even noticed -- and inaccurate. "Normally good quarterbacks don't throw like that," Warner says.

Warner leans back, disheartened. They had focused on footwork in the offseason. He was even more disheartened when Kap told reporters that he was "not huge" on mechanics. "That tells a big story right there," Warner says. He isn't faulting Kap's work ethic. "He worked his butt off" in their time together, Warner says. He is saying that Kap isn't really a fifth-year quarterback. He's a fifth-year player, 28 years old, but developmentally behind the curve. Warner faults the way football is trending, with youth and college coaches putting their best athletes at quarterback and deploying them in the spread, exactly what happened to Kap at the University of Nevada. "So now," Warner says, "we're saying -- at the highest level, against the best talent -- you have to learn how to play quarterback. To me, it sounds impossible."

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/14067004/the-key-futures-bengals-qb-andy-dalton-panthers-qb-cam-newton-49ers-qb-colin-kaepernick

Over a cranberry juice,

https://cdn1.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/FUGja_rOHhZgA7q88X8YrSWAV_M=/800x0/filters:no_upscale%28%29/cdn0.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/4249419/dancerivers.0.gif

was waiting for someone to gif that

i have a soft spot for privers. can't believe how bad san diego is this year. seeing them stuck at the bottom of that division is pretty weird.

i like phil too, he's a tough dude.

sadly their defense is just awful, they have offensive line problems, and i have never seen melvin gordon do anything to suggest he's more than a jag.

andrew luck out 2-6 weeks w/internal injuries

lacerated kidney! kidney is the one that doesn't do anything right?

matt hass is 2-0 on the year, this could kick start their season...

i wonder if the cracked ribs moved around in there and scraped up the kidney.

lol

not really kidding!

i was actually wondering if that was possible (i dont know fuck-all about anatomy or science)

fuck that is gnarly as hell

2 lacerated kidneys! I wonder how/why keenan allen's is season ending while luck's is not

rib theory seems not likely in my professional opinion theres a lot of muscle in between the ribs and the kidney and the ribs are just cracked not all jagged and stabbing

did allen have surgery? supposedly luck does not need surgery.

if the ribs did that my guess is andrew luck would be andrew out of luck RIP etc.

Aaron Schatz ‏@FO_ASchatz 28s28 seconds ago Framingham, MA
The Andrew Luck injury actually isn't THAT big a deal since they have bye this week then play ATL and TB. But will he be back by PIT Wk 13?

*rimshot* xp

https://vine.co/v/elwrOdadQj5

ouch

luck is way too reckless with his runs

just remove the lacerated kidney that's giving you trouble i think

seemed like he was particularly interested in winning that game at all costs xp need to slide bro

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CTeqef4XIAE8_4d.png

good thing they're one of the few teams in the league with a decent backup, dude needs to learn to slide before he becomes the next RG3