NFL 2022 Season

[rocknrollforyoursoul]

Not sure about anyone else, but I'm just dumbfounded at the high number of low-IQ plays I've seen today, and really throughout the season—dropped passes, open-field fumbles, missed tackles, stupid penalties. I'm also baffled at how there are so many teams this year who are bad one week and great the next, then back to bad.

Yeah as I've been saying, you have the Chiefs, Eagles and Bills. After that the next few tiers of teams are all IMO basically the same. They can look fantastic one week, trash the next. And their records are all pretty similar too (between 4-4 and 6-3). Then there's the 5 to 6 terrible teams everyone knows about in the bottom of the league basically. But even the Bills today suffered that fate of losing unexpectedly ("any given Sunday")

Most teams make pick'em EXTREMELY difficult. LOL

[SparzWizard]

Cooper Kupp always torching the Bucs man.

7-3 Rams

[Phantom255x]

The NFC south will have a division winner who is 7-10 lol

[SparzWizard]

Rams instilling their will on the Bucs.

And every time Stafford passes to Kupp, Kupp is always wide open lol

[SparzWizard]

The NFC south will have a division winner who is 7-10 lol

Home-playoff game and can possibly win the wild card round lol

[Donoghus]

Vintage Tom Brady

[Goldstar88]

Rams just got Tom Brady’d..

[Phantom255x]

LFG TB12!!!

Another clutch game-winning drive led by the GOAT. Should have had a TD on the drive prior if only his receivers weren't literally dropping passes every other play.

I definitely felt some nostalgia there. Seen TB12 do that many times with NE

On the other hand, I do sometimes wonder what these other teams think when Brady is on the other sideline. Like the Rams literally didn't look like they were even trying for a first down to win the game, they were fine letting just 40 secs run off the clock and that's it. Kupp should have run hard and fought for a first down but he slid inbounds well short of a first.

[SparzWizard]

Tom Brady magic, to Cade Otton.

Finally beat the Rams and end the 3 game losing streak

[Neurotic Guy]

LFG TB12!!!

Another clutch game-winning drive led by the GOAT. Should have had a TD on the drive prior if only his receivers weren't literally dropping passes every other play.

I definitely felt some nostalgia there. Seen TB12 do that many times with NE

On the other hand, I do sometimes wonder what these other teams think when Brady is on the other sideline. Like the Rams literally didn't look like they were even trying for a first down to win the game, they were fine letting just 40 secs run off the clock and that's it. Kupp should have run hard and fought for a first down but he slid inbounds well short of a first.

I think Cupp would have had 3 more yards and got pushed OB and clock stopped. Did slide a year (2?) too soon.

Brady’s hurry up the last 2 drives wore out the Rams who had owned him and the Bucs for 55 minutes.

[Goldstar88]

Vintage Tom Brady

Never gets old. 

He also hit 100k yards passing for his career. Just incredible.

[Phantom255x]

LFG TB12!!!

Another clutch game-winning drive led by the GOAT. Should have had a TD on the drive prior if only his receivers weren't literally dropping passes every other play.

I definitely felt some nostalgia there. Seen TB12 do that many times with NE

On the other hand, I do sometimes wonder what these other teams think when Brady is on the other sideline. Like the Rams literally didn't look like they were even trying for a first down to win the game, they were fine letting just 40 secs run off the clock and that's it. Kupp should have run hard and fought for a first down but he slid inbounds well short of a first.

I think Cupp would have had 3 more yards and got pushed OB and clock stopped. Did slide a year (2?) too soon.

Brady’s hurry up the last 2 drives wore out the Rams who had owned him and the Bucs for 55 minutes.

Maybe. I mean Kupp didn't even have to go out of bounds, just run into the defenders and get some extra yards. He had the momentum. Maybe didn't want to lose the fumble but didn't matter anyways. Their next play was a simple run that was predictably stuffed, then the rest is history 

[Neurotic Guy]

LFG TB12!!!

Another clutch game-winning drive led by the GOAT. Should have had a TD on the drive prior if only his receivers weren't literally dropping passes every other play.

I definitely felt some nostalgia there. Seen TB12 do that many times with NE

On the other hand, I do sometimes wonder what these other teams think when Brady is on the other sideline. Like the Rams literally didn't look like they were even trying for a first down to win the game, they were fine letting just 40 secs run off the clock and that's it. Kupp should have run hard and fought for a first down but he slid inbounds well short of a first.

I think Cupp would have had 3 more yards and got pushed OB and clock stopped. Did slide a year (2?) too soon.

Brady’s hurry up the last 2 drives wore out the Rams who had owned him and the Bucs for 55 minutes.

Maybe. I mean Kupp didn't even have to go out of bounds, just run into the defenders and get some extra yards. He had the momentum. Maybe didn't want to lose the fumble but didn't matter anyways. Their next play was a simple run that was predictably stuffed, then the rest is history

Hah - yard not year.

[SparzWizard]

Wild thriller Titans/Chiefs.

Titans were up 17-9 until they lose in OT 20-17. We have a feeling these two may see each other again later this season.

[Phantom255x]

Wild thriller Titans/Chiefs.

Titans were up 17-9 until they lose in OT 20-17. We have a feeling these two may see each other again later this season.

Remind me again why the Titans just dumped AJ Brown? Their receivers yesterday I'm pretty sure had no catches but also when you saw all the highlights I don't even think any of them could get open (yikes)

I will say though, I think if Willis gets a bit more comfortable and is capable of passing better, the Titans are better off sticking with him. Having a dual threat QB makes things more difficult for opposing defenses and it opens up things even more for Derrick Henry and others. Tannehill is just a mediocre pocket passer and they aren't going much further with him anyways (look at last year's 1-seed followed by a quick one-and-done)