Johnnycage46

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/04/27/potential-cardinals-titans-deal-for-no-3-overall-pick-could-include-deandre-hopkins/ Potential deal (rumor, idea?) Edit: teams "linked" to a potential deal...so probably just more speculation

Don't be inappropriate! The deserver an eternity of pain and mediocrity!

I would even say the afternoon show tends toward gambling first (Schopp might have a gambling problem) and hockey (both Schopp and Bulldog appear to bigger hockey fans than football fans (not to say they are NOT football/Bills fan))

OMG, yes, I forgot Die Hard on my list. Honestly, the 80s is my favorite decade for pop culture (born in '79)...the toys, the movies, the cartoons, TV shows, etc. I loved those days.

80s for me. Terminator, Robocop, Aliens, Predator, Empire Strikes Back, Indiana Jones, 80s horror, etc.

I think the "introductions" thread is elsewhere. But with that said, nice to meet ya!

Even the last 2 weeks were nice. Didn't follow any NFL news. Looking forward to that again for a while this winter

The Eagles lost when they kicked the FG to go up 6. They chased the entire time after that.

If I have to see that load gyrating in the endzone one more time I am going to gouge my eyes out.

Can't wait to see mahomes hobbling after the game. "Oh games over guys...where's my crutches?"

Omg that is soooo annoying. If I were a defender I would be slow to get off him after every play just to bug him

Mahomes is faking it. He runs like that on that ankle? What a doosh. Hams it up.

Me too...but he is always set up for success. Easy dump offs and easy throws. D needs to do something sneaky to force him into a mistake.

True. But will hurt more to be bounced by them in the playoffs...assuming we can get past other teams to get to them lol

Ugh another New England is born. Can't wait to live under their rule for the next 10 years. Fun!

Ok now it's probably over. If I were KC and get the TD to Kelce, I would go for 2

It probably will cost them this one. Even with a TD they will be up 6 again...just in time for mahomes to win it by one and then ham it up with the ankle

Welp, there's the built in excuse if the Chiefs lose.

The worst part of that turnover and TD is having to sit through more commercials.

Doink! Nice

I still do not get the Kelce wide open thing. It's like clockwork. Guy might be the best ever.

Hoping for an embarrassing loss for KC. Kill this new Patriots-esqe dynasty before it starts racking up SB wins.

2020 for me as well. That passing offense (up until about the divisional round) was so damn fun to watch. And it really came out of nowhere. We finally had an NFL-caliber passing attack and QB after 20 years of journeymen.

Agreed. I'm sure internally there has been a lot of discussion and will continue to be a lot of discussion on how and where to improve. To me, that IS accountability. If the team just literally went on vacation and put on blinders and thought everything was just fine, then obviously that would be zero accountability. But I agree that firing someone is not the only form of "accountability". I mean all jobs have forms of accountability that don't automatically equate to firings (e.g. performance meetings with a supervisor, recalibration meetings on where things need to be improved, etc.).

I would say at this point, yes. Simply due to the fact that the teams in the AFC east are the same as they were at the end of the season (i.e. free agents haven't left/been added, no draft yet, etc.). So just based on that I would say if all 4 teams fielded the same teams they did at the end of this season (obviously there will be changes on every team), then yes, the Bills win the AFC east. It's too early to say as we don't know what moves will or won't occur in the next 3 months.