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I still love Schwartz.

Before Mahomes they often complained about his gameday management. Clock stuff. Flag stuff. Etc.

Damn Stroud had like 2 years to make that TD pass.

Yeah I actually grow it lol. Um I dont really like smokin it but my wife makes edibles so I do that sometimes.

But but but he was a dark horse MVP candidate.

Probably is. Not much I can do really. Ive tried medical grade sleeping pills (ambien I think it was called) and all kinds of other stuff. Its all like caffeine to me.

Not like this.

Pain keeps me up. I keep doing these 24-36 hour sessions then Ill crash for about 10-12 hours.

Im so tired. Been up since 10am yesterday. I dont dare try and nap though.

Fuller an idiot. Had a huge gap. Started to go there. Then said nah Ill bang into this wall instead.

I aint worried about either team so I am rooting for Texans. I hate dolphin fans with a passion.

Not IMO. Winston has a good arm and makes bad decisions. Fitz made good decisions but didnt have the arm to get it there.

Mahomie had an easy first down from 2 different guys and took a double covered deep shot.

I'll still never forget Allen to Diggs first TD the network cutout and I couldn't witness it.

Popped up in my feed today. Not often the NFL admits to a mistake in officiating. The Detroit Lions edged out the Green Bay Packers 34-31 in a thrilling Thursday Night Football showdown on December 5. While the game had its share of highlights, a controversial moment stole the post-game headlines. Lions defensive end Za'Darius Smith delivered a forearm hit to Packers quarterback Jordan Love as he scrambled out of the pocket. The play went unflagged, sparking backlash from fans and analysts alike. NFL Responds with Fine for Roughing the Passer Following a post-game review, the NFL fined Smith $6,722 for "roughing the passer." The fine is a tacit acknowledgment by the league of the referees’ mistake in not penalizing Smith during the game. This incident highlights ongoing scrutiny over officiating consistency in the NFL, particularly in high-stakes matchups like this NFC North clash. Za’Darius Smith: A Rivalry Rekindled Smith’s history with the Packers adds an extra layer of drama to the story. A former Green Bay player for three seasons, Smith relished the opportunity to face his old team. After the game, he told sideline reporter Stacey Dales, “I came to Detroit and got my revenge.” Smith has now played for three NFC North teams, including the Minnesota Vikings, and seems to enjoy proving himself against his former squads. While Smith’s fine draws attention, it’s not the first time officiating has been under fire this season. The missed call could have shifted momentum in a tightly contested game, but it also raises questions about the league's handling of such incidents. Fines may provide accountability, but fans and teams often wonder if stricter real-time enforcement could prevent these issues altogether.

2 seed means we are home for the divisional game too. It also means if we advance and KC doesnt that the AFCCG is also home. Of course it makes a difference.

Ooof thats a lot of questionables.

Why wouldn’t I? It’s a game away from the Super Bowl. I don’t care who we play, they are going to be tough. Honestly rather play them over Ravens.

Didnt get to watch this game but it looks like they went from the almost no punt game to the almost all punt game?

Not sure if this has been posted yet. Im a fan of Grudens videos

I was thinking this exact thing.

Yeah, I dunno man. I played around in the playoff machine a lot. The only thing that flipped the seeding was the Ravens game. So /shrug. We'll see when we see. I don't really concern myself with these things much anyways. The seeding ends up what it ends up. I just like to play with the machine for some side fun.

Sorry but I dont care how you feel about Hamlin, he has done a far better job that Bishop. Bishop was a disaster when he played.

I believe that is only to break ties within the division. Out of division it is conference then common opponents. Yes, I understand but the poster I responded to asked for a specific scenario. They asked if we both lost this week against an NFC opponent then both won out the rest of the way. In that scenario Pitts has the tie breaker.

Looks like there could be some replay assist for missed/wrong penalties next year. Also a discussion about onside kick changes.