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LOL! Yeah, I read your post too quickly and didn't see your tweet in it.

Or a head coach who "accidentally" spilled a drink onto the court into the path of an opposition player in the NBA.

https://506sports.com/nfl.php?yr=2022&wk=13 [UK listings near the bottom] "December 4, 2022 All listings are unofficial and subject to change. Check back often for updates." NATIONAL BROADCASTS: Thursday Night: Buffalo at New England (Amazon) [also WKBW 7 (ABC) Buffalo; WFXT Boston 25 (FOX)] Sunday Night: Indianapolis at Dallas (NBC) Monday Night: New Orleans at Tampa Bay (ESPN) [also WVUE (FOX New Orleans; WFTS 28 (ABC) Tampa Bay] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CBS Early: █ Red (including Alaska and Hawaii): New York Jets at Minnesota Ian Eagle, Charles Davis █ Blue: Denver at Baltimore Kevin Harlan, Trent Green █ Green: Pittsburgh at Atlanta Andrew Catalon, James Lofton █ Yellow (Yellow): Cleveland at Houston Spero Dedes, Jay Feely ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- CBS Late: █ Red (including Alaska and Hawaii): Kansas City at Cincinnati Jim Nantz, Tony Romo █ Blue: Los Angeles Chargers at Las Vegas Greg Gumbel, Adam Archuleta ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOX Single: █ Blue: Tennessee at Philadelphia Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen █ Red: Washington at New York Giants Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma █ Green: Green Bay at Chicago Adam Amin, Mark Schlereth █ Aqua: Jacksonville at Detroit Chris Myers, Robert Smith █ Yellow (Yellow): Seattle at Los Angeles Rams (Late; including Alaska) Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez █ Orange: Miami at San Francisco (Late; including Hawaii) Joe Davis, Daryl Johnston ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- UK: https://ninetynineyards.com/2022/11/30/nfl-tv-guide-uk-week-13/ Friday Morning (TNF): Buffalo at New England Sky Sports NFL and Sky Sports Main Event Sky Sports NFL Sunday Early Game: Tennessee at Philadelphia Sky Sports NFL Sunday Late Game: Kansas City at Cincinnati Monday Morning (SNF): Indianapolis at Dallas Sky Sports NFL and Sky Sports Main Event Tuesday Morning (MNF): New Orleans at Tampa Bay Sky Sports NFL, Sky Sports Main Event, and Channel 5 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bye Week: Arizona, Carolina ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

But you didn't edit it.

I actually thought you were joking,,,until I saw @Buffalo716's post below yours and then looked it up. I don't often see you joke, so I was impressed.

And NBC 10 in Boston (actually, WFXT Boston 25 FOX). So what are the nicknames for Mac jJones? On this board alone, I have heard: Mac Noodle Mac 'n Cheese Hack Jones Meh Jones McCorkle Also, someone had a good one in the game thread yesterday, but forgot what it was.

Thanks...and lol. They also must have loosened the drumsticks, because you have to put in some effort to pull them off.

How did this turkey have three legs?

Buffalo is 0-2 all time on Thanksgiving vs. Detroit. In 1976, OJ Simpson set the single-game record for a Thanksgiving game for most rushing yards, with 273 yards on 29 rushes, with two TD's. At the time, it was also the most ever rushing yards in a game. He also did it against Detroit's number-one ranked defense. Unfortunately, the Bills lost 27-14. What a "Billsy" thing to do. Your running back rushes for 273 yards, and you lose???????? How is this even possible? Buffalo QB Gary Mangini was 4 for 21 for 29 yards, 0 TD's, and one interception. His Detroit counterpart, Greg Landry, was 8 for 20 for 143 yards, two TD's, and one interception. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/197611250det.htm At least the Detroit fans cheered ecstatically for OJ's feat (easier to do when your team is winning). This is a short clip of OJ's highlights from the game, from 6:32 to the end:

Bet they wish they had kept Geno Smith. I hope Wilson returns in time to play the Bills.

I feel sorry for UK fans who get New Orleans at SF for the late Sunday game, not the Rams at KC. Makes no sense. No, we get Tracy Wolfson:

It should be pretty much automatic he gets in this class. The committee has never failed to vote in a seniors or contributors finalist presented to them. They vote on each one, and he just needs to get 80% of the vote to be enshrined.

I wish the NFL would be like MLB, where cold-weather locations often don't have late March/early April series at home, like the NY Yankees. It would be very difficult and undesirable to do in the NFL though, unless teams like Buffalo would be scheduled for no home games November-January.

Yeah, he was last eligible for the Moder Era nominees for the Class of 2022. This year, he didn't even make it to the semi-finals as a first-time senior. Chuck Howley, Joe Klecko, and Ken Riley are the three senior nominees for this year, and each needs 80% of the votes to get in in January.

Because the NFL thought Denver would be their nemesis this year. They still have to play them twice, as well as the Raiders, who were also supposed to be good.

First Year of Eligibility (5 players): offensive linemen: Jahri Evans and Joe Thomas defensive lineman: Dwight Freeney linebacker: James Harrison defensive back: Darrelle Revis All Modern-Era Semi-Finalists (28 players): CB Eric Allen DE Jared Allen OT Willie Anderson DB Ronde Barber WR Anquan Boldin WR Henry Ellard - final year of regular eligibility; first time making it to the semi-finals G Jahri Evans LB London Fletcher - first time making it to the semi-finals; former Buffalo Bills player DE Dwight Freeney LB James Harrison S Rodney Harrison PR/KR/WR Devin Hester WR Torry Holt WR Andre Johnson CB Albert Lewis - final year of regular eligibility DE/LB Robert Mathis CB Darrelle Revis WR Steve Smith Sr. RB Fred Taylor OT Joe Thomas LB Zach Thomas WR Hines Ward DE/LB DeMarcus Ware RB Ricky Watters WR Reggie Wayne DT Vince Wilfork LB Patrick Willis S Darren Woodson Already Nominated as Finalists: Seniors: Ken Riley Joe Klecko Chuck Howley Contributor: Don Coryell The committee will trim down the Modern-Era semi-finalists to 15 finalists in January, then to 10 then 5 at the Super Bowl.

Wow...I love that image. Helps me understand a lot. Thank you for posting that. I'm sorry for your condition, but it's good that people who are color blind can usually see some colors/shades.

I think they would still pick up the digital signals with a converter antenna. I remember the FCC giving a credit to anyone who purchased one in the late oughts. EDIT: also, people who are color-blind would only be able to see in grayscale I think (or monochrome?), even with a color TV.