2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by Tony208

yeah I noticed it right as it happened

the guys are having a field day with some of the comments on other forums

"chargers literally and figuratively pissing away games"

"novak leaves it all on the field"

His career FG% is 71.4% and he was out of the league for awhile, that should tell you why a lot of people like me think he's a terrible kicker. Poor Chargers.

[Eye Candy]

Originally Posted by MD-Blu

TEBOWMANIA is runnin wild!!!

Just enjoyin' the Ride

[Batman1980]

The horrible Vikings would have to go 4-1 the rest of the way just to match last year's win total and they still have to play the Lions and Bears again. Not to mention New Orleans, Denver and Washington. I'd say there's a good chance they finish 4-12, possibly 3-13.

[Tony208]

Patriots looking real good, will probably be the #1 seed again and finish 13-3 or 12-4 with a loss to the Denver Tebows.

Denver Tebows have a good shot of overtaking the Raiders, the Raiders have to play the Lions and Packers in the next 3 weeks.

Colts 0-16 will happen.




Favre to the Bears plz
Favre goes to the championship game in Lambeau as a Bear and Devin Hester helps him beat the Packers to end their season 17-1

[supersix4]

Originally Posted by NavsterKing

And I just helped the cause

And we love you for it

Originally Posted by StereoMike

Winning is always good for the young players on your team. I can't believe most NFL fans think losing is a solution for their team's problem. There's nothing guaranteed in the draft.

No, but the odds are improved, we just went from a top7 pick, to if it ended today the 14th spot (and I know, I know there are gems everywhere Aaron Rodgers, Tom Brady exc. you can do it more than one way)

If you can tell me what I've gained as a fan by going 4-12, 5-11, or 6-10 beyond the perceived gain in confidence for young players (which even at 6-10 they've experienced 62% of the season as losers), or being able to rub it in a division rival who could quickly bring up the playoffs if they were in it. I would be more then open to reevaluating my stance.

[West E]

Originally Posted by Tony208

Patriots looking real good, will probably be the #1 seed again and finish 13-3 or 12-4 with a loss to the Denver Tebows.

Denver Tebows have a good shot of overtaking the Raiders, the Raiders have to play the Lions and Packers in the next 3 weeks.

it'll be interesting. With Oakland I don't think Palmer has played a game with McFadden yet. I'd like to see that happen. The Denver Tebows are definitely staying on Oakland's heels. Both have relatively easy games next week.

[Beta Man]

Not sure if anyone here has seen this, but this is a running joke in Cleveland now.... "Factory of Sadness" has been quoted by so many people now, it's hilarious!

A Browns Fan's Reaction To Today's Game Against Houston - YouTube

[Hatter]

Originally Posted by Tony208

Favre to the Bears plz
Favre goes to the championship game in Lambeau as a Bear and Devin Hester helps him beat the Packers to end their season 17-1

Yeah right. Can Favre even move properly yet?

[StereoMike]

The Dolphins will reportedly release Sage Rosenfels (reserve/non-football illness list) so he can sign with the Texans.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...ck-to-houston/

[SleeperAgent]

Originally Posted by StereoMike

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...ck-to-houston/

see, now that's class. They had no intention of using him, are basically out of the playoffs, and they are helping a different AFC division contender. Go fins

[fatediesel]

Rosenfels will still need to clear waivers and it's not out of the question that a team like Tennessee could claim him just to keep him from Houston.

[fatediesel]

As expected the Cowboys-Giants game will remain the Sunday night NBC game in week 14. The start time of the Raiders-Packers game has been moved to 4:00 Eastern, which is a positive for the Raiders since west coast teams often struggle when they travel east and have to play in the early game.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

As expected the Cowboys-Giants game will remain the Sunday night NBC game in week 14. The start time of the Raiders-Packers game has been moved to 4:00 Eastern, which is a positive for the Raiders since west coast teams often struggle when they travel east and have to play in the early game.

Why would they move our game anyway? It promises to be one of the best games of the week and should be the game that decides who wins the NFC East.

[dcowboy7]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

As expected the Cowboys-Giants game will remain the Sunday night NBC game in week 14. The start time of the Raiders-Packers game has been moved to 4:00 Eastern, which is a positive for the Raiders since west coast teams often struggle when they travel east and have to play in the early game.

So more freakiness with raiders & 49ers now on at the same time....that never happens.

They had to do it cause there was no other game to put at 4:15 that would be a tv draw.

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by Darth Anakin

Why would they move our game anyway? It promises to be one of the best games of the week and should be the game that decides who wins the NFC East.

They were never considering changing the game, they just made the official announcement that it was staying. There's a good chance that Cowboys-Giants will be the week 17 Sunday night game as well if the division title is on the line.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

They were never considering changing the game, they just made the official announcement that it was staying. There's a good chance that Cowboys-Giants will be the week 17 Sunday night game as well if the division title is on the line.

Giants have Saints and Packers next so will most likely be 6-6, we will most likely be 8-4. If we win and move to 9-4 and they are 6-7 the division is over. We have the floundering Iggles, the Bucs and the Giants twice as our games in December. However if we lose and the Giants are 7-6 and we are 8-5 I could see the division go either way. Win and it's a 6 game winning streak for us and a 5 game losing streak for them.

[StereoMike]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

Rosenfels will still need to clear waivers and it's not out of the question that a team like Tennessee could claim him just to keep him from Houston.

And that would be lame. It's not like he's a savior or anything, Texans just need someone to take the snap and give it to Foster and Tate.

[Batman1980]

LOL@Marcedes Lewis, 10 touchdowns in a contract driven season and now that he has that contract, 0 touchdowns.

[SleeperAgent]

Originally Posted by StereoMike

And that would be lame. It's not like he's a savior or anything, Texans just need someone to take the snap and give it to Foster and Tate.

If ANY team was ever able to have a legitimate "wildcat" setup, it would be the Texans. Foster and Tate are both good RB, if they could get to throwing with Johnson and Jacoby they wouldn't even need to have someone as "qb".

[kpkelley]

Terrell Owens' agent, Drew Rosenhaus, told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Sunday that one team is "very interested" in the receiver. While Rosenhaus would not specify which team it is, a league source has indicated that the team plays in the AFC, according to Pro Football Talk.

And if that wasn't enough to get the rumors flying, CSNNE.com's Tom E. Curran points out that Rosenhaus was seen on the Patriots' sideline prior to Sunday's game.

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