2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by Bigdog

Giants are peaking at the right time and i think they send Philly home with their tails tucked between their legs this weekend. I'm thinking a Giants / 49er's championship game rematch from 1990 when Leonard Marshall effectively ended Joe Montana's career with a massive blind side hit. Hell maybe we even get a Giants/ Bills rematch the game after that.

The kind of matchups that will get our dads all fired up.

[ronboster]

Here's local forecaster weather blog for Chiefs/Jags game (chance of rain/snow mix is 80%):

Saturday morning, heavy clouds return and temperatures will hover into the middle 20s. By late morning, a rain and snow mix is possible, though isolated at first. Once we move to tailgating hours for the afternoon Chiefs/Jaguars playoff game---between noon and 3 p.m.---the wintry mix will be more widespread and last though the game, with a better opportunity for snow showers around 4th quarter. Saturday afternoon highs are expected to touch the upper 30s. Accumulation forecasts are still updating, but it is possible at this time for the metro to receive around an inch of snow.

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by ronboster

Here's local forecaster weather blog for Chiefs/Jags game (chance of rain/snow mix is 80%):

Saturday morning, heavy clouds return and temperatures will hover into the middle 20s. By late morning, a rain and snow mix is possible, though isolated at first. Once we move to tailgating hours for the afternoon Chiefs/Jaguars playoff game---between noon and 3 p.m.---the wintry mix will be more widespread and last though the game, with a better opportunity for snow showers around 4th quarter. Saturday afternoon highs are expected to touch the upper 30s. Accumulation forecasts are still updating, but it is possible at this time for the metro to receive around an inch of snow.

Jags won’t like that weather.

[Bigdog]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

The kind of matchups that will get our dads all fired up.

I was heavily invested into that Giants team that year, in western mass we didn't have access to the Patriots game as they were blacked out for much of the early 1990's, until Parcells took them over. The cbs game every week was the Giants with Summerall and Madden on the call here.

Hell i even remember for that year only HBO's Inside the NFL did a mock Bills / Giants matchup the week before the superbowl using previous matchups and clips from those games, was cool and have never seen it done since. The Bills of course won that mock matchup and were heavily favored against the Hostetler lead Giants, the rest is now history as they say.

[dcowboy7]

Originally Posted by Bigdog

I'm thinking a Giants / 49er's championship game rematch from 1990 when Leonard Marshall effectively ended Joe Montana's career with a massive blind side hit.

Montana though still played in 6 playoff games after that including an afc champ game with KC.

[tcripe]

Crazy to see how many teams have fired their OC. We are up to 11 or 12 teams at this point.

[Bigdog]

Originally Posted by dcowboy7

Montana though still played in 6 playoff games after that including an afc champ game with KC.

He wasn't the same guy after that game and hit though. Maybe saying career was too strong of a word but more or less the end of his goat unbeatable status. Certainly nothing against Montana because that was one of the most violent blind sides I have still ever seen live in a game. He suffered a bruised sternum, bruised stomach, fractured ribs and a broken hand and didn't play a game for something like 2 years after it.

[JDub1]

Except for the Chiefs/Jaguars game, I don't know who to pick. I think KC wins easy, but the others to me are all toss up's. I wouldn't be surprised if the Cowboys and Giants get the upset road victories.

[dcowboy7]

Im a chalk eating weasel so KC/PHI/BUF/SF are my pix.

[ronboster]

Originally Posted by ronboster

Here's local forecaster weather blog for Chiefs/Jags game (chance of rain/snow mix is 80%):

Saturday morning, heavy clouds return and temperatures will hover into the middle 20s. By late morning, a rain and snow mix is possible, though isolated at first. Once we move to tailgating hours for the afternoon Chiefs/Jaguars playoff game---between noon and 3 p.m.---the wintry mix will be more widespread and last though the game, with a better opportunity for snow showers around 4th quarter. Saturday afternoon highs are expected to touch the upper 30s. Accumulation forecasts are still updating, but it is possible at this time for the metro to receive around an inch of snow.

90 mins before kick off. Little to no wind. Wet snow coming down right now. 50% chance if this continuing for the game with increase to 80% around the 4th quarter.

Fans have been lined up since 9pm yesterday to get into tailgate:

https://twitter.com/i/status/1616842345600753672

[rick88]

Anyone else have a thing for Maria Taylor?

[BizCat]

Let’s go Jags. Anything is possible.

[Mike0284]

Jags
Eagles
Bills
Niners.

[BizCat]

Jags
Giants
Bengals
Niners

Let’s goooo

[Tony208]

Chiefs
Giants
Bills
Cowboys

[rick88]

Originally Posted by Tony208

Chiefs
Giants
Bills
Cowboys

Same picks as mine.

[JDub1]

NFL Football and the playoff's in January is the best. This will be a fun weekend, will crack some beers soon.

[JDub1]

Did you guys know that Trevor Lawerence was in the movie Dazed & Confused?

[rick88]

Well that changes everything... (maybe)

[JDub1]

It's pretty clear Mahomes has a bad sprained ankle, that could be a game changer. It could get worse/more swollen as the game goes on and even if KC wins today, an injured Mahomes vs the Bills/Bengals will have a huge impact if he is not mobile. He better hope it's not a high ankle sprain, those are the worst, takes a long time to heal 100%