2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[Tony208]

RIP Bucs SB aspirations.

[El Rey]

I had a feeling the Cards would lose. They'll still win the division but I have just never believed in them

[BeastCreatureTrapper]

It's weird how everything goes wrong for the Bucs when the Saints play them. What did the Bucs lose tonight, three of their top receivers early in the game and a defensive player at the end? The Saints got away with at least two obvious pass interference calls, along with a pivotal delay of game penalty that was missed by the refs.

It's bordering on voodoo at this point.

[KManX89]

LMAO, Brady throws his tablet after throwing a pic. And telling Dennis Allen to go f**k himself. And screaming at the refs.

LOL, "classy" guy. THIS is your "golden boy", everyone. BTW, where was the flag for unsportsmanlike conduct, refs? Oh, right, in your damn pockets, as usual.

Getting shut out at home (to a team without their starting QB, HC and Marquez Calloway as their top wideout to boot) couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

[imsounoriginal]

The Peacock feed's audio on last night's game had an annoying echo, so I turned it off pretty quickly. Also didn't think it was gonna be much of a game. Should've known better. They're being a little too brazenly transparent with the primetime games this year.

Thought the Lions win was pretty surprising; good for them, and all the more reason not to trust the Cards. John Harbaugh needs to be told by management to stop going for two. Niners picking up steam at the perfect time. And wow, the Giants are bad, but they'll still probably sweep us.

[rick88]

Bucs’ HC Bruce Arians on the decision to bring back WR Antonio Brown and S Mike Edwards after they misrepresented their vaccination status: “Yeah, it’s in the best interest of our football team. Both of those guys have served their time and we’ll welcome them back.”


I say last night's loss was well deserved karma for Arians not putting his money where his mouth is. Though, I can't help but wonder if he was overruled by his two bosses, the team owner/TB12.

[Tony208]

1. Packers
2. Chiefs
3. Cowboys

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by KManX89

LMAO, Brady throws his tablet after throwing a pic. And telling Dennis Allen to go f**k himself. And screaming at the refs.

LOL, "classy" guy. THIS is your "golden boy", everyone. BTW, where was the flag for unsportsmanlike conduct, refs? Oh, right, in your damn pockets, as usual.

Getting shut out at home (to a team without their starting QB, HC and Marquez Calloway as their top wideout to boot) couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

Brady is a golden child example of a terrible sport

[El Rey]

if only he could be more like Dakota

[Bigdog]

Lol Brady getting trashed on this website for complaining about what everyone has been *****ing, crying and moaning about for the better part of half this season now on here, which is terrible officiating!

[Tony208]

Good thing they're keeping Antonio Brown. Gonna need him with all those injuries.

[dcowboy7]

Originally Posted by ctujackbauer

Sunday Night Football isn't the same without Al Michaels.

Well supposedly next yr al will be moving to TNF on amazon.
Tirico will take over SNF.

[tcripe]

This is actually ridiculous. You delay to Hawks game because the Rams didn't take any initiative to control a team wide covid breakout. Now the Rams players are getting healthy and can play, but my Hawks players are getting covid now. The Seahawks got absolutely shafted by the NFL.

https://komonews.com/sports/seahawks...game-with-rams

[rick88]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

The Peacock feed's audio on last night's game had an annoying echo, so I turned it off pretty quickly.

I've had an issue with every single NBC NFL broadcast this season, and it is extremely irritating.

When they go to show a replay there are video and audio dropouts and I miss much of the replay and/or the commentary. It has happened on about 95% of every replay of every game. When watching at night and listening through my IEMs the audio crackling/dropouts are particularly annoying.


FWIW, I don't have cable and get my signal via OTA antenna. Due to the fact that it only happens on replays during NFL games and I have zero issues with any other NBC programming, I don't believe it to be an issue with my local affiliate but with NBC. It seems like if there was an equipment issue at the games someone at the network would have noticed by now and that it would have been fixed?

Has anyone else had this issue?

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by rick88

I've had an issue with every single NBC NFL broadcast this season, and it is extremely irritating.

When they go to show a replay there are video and audio dropouts and I miss much of the replay and/or the commentary. It has happened on about 95% of every replay of every game. When watching at night and listening through my IEMs the audio crackling/dropouts are particularly annoying.


FWIW, I don't have cable and get my signal via OTA antenna. Due to the fact that it only happens on replays during NFL games and I have zero issues with any other NBC programming, I don't believe it to be an issue with my local affiliate but with NBC. It seems like if there was an equipment issue at the games someone at the network would have noticed by now and that it would have been fixed?

Has anyone else had this issue?

Its a live broadcast issue, the video messes up and the audio ends up OOS on the playback stream.

[Tony208]

That was the bounty gate Saints last night.

[Moviefan1203]

I feel bad for Godwin. He was playing on the tag this year too.

[KManX89]

Originally Posted by Bigdog

Lol Brady getting trashed on this website for complaining about what everyone has been *****ing, crying and moaning about for the better part of half this season now on here, which is terrible officiating!

What's funny is he's the one to whine to the refs about no flag when he's usually the beneficiary of terrible calls. And literally anybody else would've gotten the flag for screeching at DA on the sidelines.

Speaking of which, that reminds me:

Originally Posted by BeastCreatureTrapper

It's weird how everything goes wrong for the Bucs when the Saints play them. What did the Bucs lose tonight, three of their top receivers early in the game and a defensive player at the end? The Saints got away with at least two obvious pass interference calls, along with a pivotal delay of game penalty that was missed by the refs.

It's bordering on voodoo at this point.

And the Saints were without their top wideout (or wideouts, period), starting QB, half their starting OL and head coach, on the road no less.

And Brady and the Bucs and their fans are in no position to moan about terrible officiating after those 3 horrendous DPI no-calls, including one in the end zone that would've sealed the game and OPI that was called on the defense to hand him the game in OT last week, or throughout all of last year's playoffs.

[El Rey]

Godwin out for year, torn ACL
D Jones (neck) done for year for NYG
Hurts to star for PHI against WFT
KC puts Kelce on Covid list

[Moviefan1203]

The COVID situation in the NFL is haywire right now, but I do like these Monday and Tuesday double headers.