Big Turk

Why do we need a 4-11 team "not to try" to win?

Really? Trey Hendrickson, who is leading the NFL in sacks was drafted 103rd overall in the 3rd round. Danielle Hunter who is second in the NFL in sacks was the 88th pick in the 3rd round. TJ Watt who is tied for 4th in sacks and has been defensive player of the year(multiple times?) was drafted 30th in the 1st round. Nick Bonnito who is tied for 4th in the NFL in sacks was drafted 64th overall in the 2nd round. So essentially out of the top 5 sack leaders this year, the only one who follows your script is Myles Garrett who is 3rd and was drafted 1st overall. This is simply not true.

No team is just "giving up" in Primetime in week 17. Give me a break.

Not really...the only thing you see is Lamar playing his worst football when it matters most. That's the most consistent thing he has done in his career. 9 TDs and 9 INTs in the playoffs is basically replacement level quarterbacking. I'm not sure where he ranks in all time QB rating in the playoffs since the list I am looking only shows top 50, and he ain't in it.

Dell had an absolutely devastating injury... Torn ACL, MCL, LCL, dislocated kneecap and meniscus damage... https://sports.yahoo.com/texans-wr-tank-dell-reportedly-tore-lcl-mcl-and-damaged-meniscus-in-addition-to-acl-tear-dislocation-of-injured-left-knee-223959904.html

Honestly I wish we could play the Texans...they look like absolute trash.

Why?

You realize Chicago is not only not in the AFC but also has been eliminated from the playoffs, right? Wonder what kind of dirt on Goodell would be required to make that happen?? 🤔

Team record wouldn't be one considering Allen has the most wins of any QB in NFL history in his first 7 seasons.

Not necessarily. Lamar turns into La"mew" in the playoffs and plays his worst football of the year. They could easily lose their first game.

Kansas City doesn't seem to have much of an issue with it.

Houston looking like straight trash again.

Most efficient offense in the NFL.

MVP my ass. Last two weeks has only shown the MVP on that team is Derrick Henry.

No QB who has ever led his team to 30+ points in 8 straight games has not won MVP...it's happened 4 other times and all 4 times those QBs won MVP that year.

It wasn't due to bizarre coaching decisions. It was due to piss poor execution of basic concepts on offense. They got a first down at the 12 yard line after recovering a Stroud fumble and settled for a FG. That should have been a TD and in any other game that would have been.

And we can't go by delusional either. Allen is a far better player than Kelly every was.

Please. Allen doesn't have 4 or 5 HOF players he is playing with. If he did he would have won more Super Bowls than Kelly got to. If anything, Kelly underperformed with the talent he has at his disposal.

Why? I speak the truth whether people want to accept it or not. Lamar isn't even the MVP on his own team. That's Henry. Look at what happens when Henry has a bad game. They lose.

LMAO...it's so funny how this has turned into some racial bias thing where black players are constantly banging the drum for Lamar no matter what his numbers are every year. They are all so giddy about Lamar having 40 TDs for the first time since 2019 but that's just a normal year for Allen, he is going to do it for the 5th straight year this year. What other QBs do that they think is amazing is a normal year for Allen.

MVP of the Ravens will be shown to be Derrick Henry again just like last week, IMO.

Agreed, it's a division game but typically when the Jets come here late in the year they get mollywhopped in recent years.

Lamar isn't even the MVP on his own team. That's Derrick Henry. I watched that Steeler game last week and I came away thinking "Holy crap, Derrick Henry is a monster." I didn't come away thinking "OMG, Lamar was amazing!" He was OK, had an awful INT and threw to some wise open receivers...thanks to Henry. What happened in the first game where Henry only got 65 yards against the Steelers? Lamar did nothing and only scored 14 points. When Henry is contained, the Ravens lose. Sorry, that's not MVP worthy if you need a great running game to win games.

Yeah...that was so uncharacteristic for them...the Texans literally did everything possible to hand them the game and the Bills simply refused to take it time and time again.

Rams were playing on the road in cold weather traveling across country at 10am their time. Teams heading east from the West Coast are usually the worst performing and it's born out over a lot of games and a lot of years.