2018 NFL Gameday Thread

[BwareDWare94]

Dee Ford single-handedly lost this game for KC. What a fucking moron.

 

[bosoxlover12]

Jesus Christ, Edelman just gets whatever the fuck he wants.

2nd best WR in postseason history

 

[Hurricane Season]

Brady won his first Super Bowl against the Rams SEVENTEEN years ago.

 

[Teagz]

I really feel like the Pats are gonna blow them out. Have to imagine Brady hangs it up afterwards. Really feels like a 98 Jordan run for him.

 

[Hurricane Season]

I really feel like the Pats are gonna blow them out. Have to imagine Brady hangs it up afterwards. Really feels like a 98 Jordan run for him.

 
Every Pats Super Bowl is close.

 

[bosoxlover12]

Brady needs to complete his Infinity Super Bowl Gauntlet
 
2001 - Space Stone (LAR)
2003 - Power Stone (CAR)
2004 - Soul Stone (PHI)
2014 - Mind Stone (SEA)
2016 - Reality Stone (ATL)
2018 - Time Stone (LAR) ??

 

[Teagz]

The Pats probably just throw the AFC championship trophies in the trash at this point

 

[bosoxlover12]

2014, Week 4 @ KC:
"The Patriots are done, the dynasty is over"
 
2019, AFCCG @ KC
Makes 4th Super Bowl appearance in 5 years (3 in a row)

 

[DJT]

2 dumb games.

 

[Hurricane Season]

I wonder if Patriots fans enjoy the success now as much as they enjoyed it the first time they experienced a championship as a fan.
 
Like, I don't know how it feels to have a team even be a realistic contender for a title, let alone winning one.
 
The 2011 Bulls is probably the closest I've ever been.

 

[Teagz]

Nick Foles is the only QB that ever made Tom Brady flinch
 
 
At least we (I) will always have that

 

[Teagz]

I wonder if Patriots fans enjoy the success now as much as they enjoyed it the first time they experienced a championship as a fan.
 
Like, I don't know how it feels to have a team even be a realistic contender for a title, let alone winning one.
 
The 2011 Bulls is probably the closest I've ever been.

They still somehow have an underdog complex so I imagine it still feels pretty good.

 

[bosoxlover12]

 
Rams wearing the throwbacks to New England's whites again

 

[bosoxlover12]

I wonder if Patriots fans enjoy the success now as much as they enjoyed it the first time they experienced a championship as a fan.
 
Like, I don't know how it feels to have a team even be a realistic contender for a title, let alone winning one.
 
The 2011 Bulls is probably the closest I've ever been.

Its made me more of an NFL fan than a Patriots fan, and is why the Celtics are my #1 team to root for. There's far less suspense and it just feels expected.
 
I absolutely hope we win and Brady walks... I'm ready for something new tbh

 

[Hurricane Season]

 
Rams wearing the throwbacks to New England's whites again

 
That needs to be the Rams primary look.

 

[Teagz]

Think I might actually be puling for the Pats tbh
 
 
Can't have Goff get a ring before Wentz gets #2

 

[CameronCrazy06]

Think I might actually be puling for the Pats tbh
 
 
Can't have Goff get a ring before Wentz gets #2

Wentz hasnt won anything in this league lol

 

[Donkey]

Its made me more of an NFL fan than a Patriots fan, and is why the Celtics are my #1 team to root for. There's far less suspense and it just feels expected.
 
I absolutely hope we win and Brady walks... I'm ready for something new tbh

 
Patriots playoff games are wild as fuck always, how is there no suspense? 

 

[jonathanlambert33]

Billion dollar company still dealing with Mickey Mouse problems, minor league problems. The moment those officials didnt throw that flag the long term outlook of Drew Brees, Sean Payton, and other Saints players legacies were effected.

And Ill also say that officiating crew having multiple officials linked to Los Angeles and California is a terrible look for the NFL. Im not really a conspiracy theorist so I dont think theyre actively changing the outcome of the game for their local team, but its all about the optics and perception for the NFL. People are talking about it, and its such an easy fix. Like I said, billion dollar company and Mickey Mouse problems.

 

[bosoxlover12]

People are arguing that the lack of a flag is why the Saints lost

People are arguing that throwing the flag on an offsides cost the Chiefs a win

How about we stop criticizing the refs, and start talking about how the Saints got the ball to start OT and lost the game? Or how the Chiefs allowed New England to score touchdowns on each of their last 3 drives?

Bad refereeing happens. Move on.