2022-2023 NFL Games Thread

I noticed the Texans lost again and are pretty much penciled in for the #1 pick.

Wasn’t there a brief window last season that people were convinced Davis Mills was going to be good, maybe even better than THill?

 

weaver was getting it done last year before his leg blew up

 

Ya people were excited for him right away after watching him last year. Glad to see he's actually good

 

Stumbled across this. Brings back good memories. Imagining them showing Fisher and McNair on the sidelines before the games. NFL was so much better back then.

 

Hard to do when the Titans are winning it. Bills may win the Superb Owl tho

 

Titans need to stop losing to teams like NYG and play complete games before they sniff a SB

 

Better how? Fisher’s offense was a yawn compared to the action packed offenses of today. I think it’s way more exciting now.

 

I like the long boring eat this cock or try and stop it game! I’m a dinosaur though.

 

Those “action packed offenses” are a result of rule changes that don’t allow the defenses to actually play defense. They actually hit back then and you were actually allowed to sack the QB’s. Nothing was more exciting than seeing a DE demolish a QB or a big hit across the middle. Those plays don’t exist now. Touchdowns were a lot harder to get back in those days and it made it a whole lot more exciting when you got one. Today’s NFL is just NFL light. It’s one step above flag football these days. That’s why players miss games so often now, “it’s a business.” Back then players actually loved the teams they played for and winning was more important than anything. The fans and players were like part of a family. $ is all that matters these days. No comparison, like not even remotely close to the quality of the game