NFL 2022

[canadarican]

Season started off with a bang, as my dude Josh Allen and the Bills steamrolled the Rams, 31-10. Bills had four turnovers and played without their best corner and still routed the Rams. Also sacked Stafford 7 times without a single blitz.

[crixus]

Season started off with a bang, as my dude Josh Allen and the Bills steamrolled the Rams, 31-10. Bills had four turnovers and played without their best corner and still routed the Rams. Also sacked Stafford 7 times without a single blitz.

Josh Allen and your Bills couldn't deliver in the playoffs. And Aaron Rodgers and my Packers were worse by not even making the playoffs. Oh well, better luck next season to both of our teams.

[canadarican]

Josh Allen and your Bills couldn't deliver in the playoffs. And Aaron Rodgers and my Packers were worse by not even making the playoffs. Oh well, better luck next season to both of our teams.

Hopefully Josh gets healthy. Played the last half of the season with a jacked up UCL. Need the OC to wake up too

[sportsvine]

Saw the Bengals miss a 57 yard FG. Looked accurate, but hit the crossbar and bounced back into the endzone. That got me thinking..... why doesn't a player stand under the goalpost on really long field goals, jump up and block it. The crossbar is 10 feet above the ground, and any decent athlete can get a hand a foot or two above the crossbar and potentially knock any FG attempts away. I think I read or heard somewhere, that blocking a FG in this manner is not legal. Is it really not though? As long as you don't touch the goal post and you stay in bounds (in the endzone) while jumping up to block the ball, why should this be treated any differently than a blocked FG at the line of scrimmage? If this is, indeed, a legal way to block FGs, then I am shocked its never been attempted before.

[crixus]

OJ Simpson died today at age 76.

May he rot in Hell.

[canadarican]

OJ Simpson died today at age 76.

May he rot in Hell.

Saw a meme that said OJ can rest in peace knowing his wife's killer is dead. I laughed a little more than I should have.

[crixus]

This past Sunday the Green Bay Packers won their 800th game, that's the most in NFL history. The Chicago Bears are second with 794.

Go Pack Go!

[vikingfaithful]

This past Sunday the Green Bay Packers won their 800th game, that's the most in NFL history. The Chicago Bears are second with 794.

Go Pack Go!

Skol Vikes Skol!

[crixus]

Skol Vikes Skol!

Vikings Super Bowl wins?

LOL

[vikingfaithful]

Vikings Super Bowl wins?

LOL

Since were 0-4 in Super Bowls, Nah, I don't expect a SB title. I watched all of them, including the 1970 loss to KC as an 11 year old boy. We'd get home from church at noon and I'd haul our only B/W tv into my shared bedroom in Sioux Falls, SD, adjust the rabbit ears and watch Viking football. What would be a killer is to lose to the Chiefs 55 years after the 1st. loss. Instead of Hank Stram and Len Dawson it would be Andy Reid and Pat Mahomes applying the beatdown. Makes me remember those alligator tears all those years ago, Haha. I digress, Would not want to meet Packers again in playoffs!

[crixus]

Since were 0-4 in Super Bowls, Nah, I don't expect a SB title. I watched all of them, including the 1970 loss to KC as an 11 year old boy. We'd get home from church at noon and I'd haul our only B/W tv into my shared bedroom in Sioux Falls, SD, adjust the rabbit ears and watch Viking football. What would be a killer is to lose to the Chiefs 55 years after the 1st. loss. Instead of Hank Stram and Len Dawson it would be Andy Reid and Pat Mahomes applying the beatdown. Makes me remember those alligator tears all those years ago, Haha. I digress, Would not want to meet Packers again in playoffs!

I was just kidding with you. Packers fans have respect for the Vikings and even the Lions. It's the Bears we don't like. They talk a lot of smack because they won one Super Bowl 40 years ago.