2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[bootsy]

Originally Posted by Tony208

NFC East no longer the worst division in football. AFC South is terrible.

AFC South has always been the worst division. Outside of the Colts the teams in that division suck on an annual basis.

[eagle20]

Originally Posted by Tony208

NFC East no longer the worst division in football. AFC South is terrible.

Eagles are tied for first in the horrible NFC East

[acrylick]

Originally Posted by eagle20

Eagles are tied for first in the horrible NFC East

Our defense is literally saving our ass, but at least our offense is somewhat slightly improving now.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by bootsy

AFC South has always been the worst division. Outside of the Colts the teams in that division suck on an annual basis.

NFC South is terrible also, don't let the Saints and Falcons recent success blind you. Tampa Bay is a Division II team and the Saints aren't much better. Falcons and Panthers are both above average but flawed enough that you can't convince me that either is a legitimate contender.

[sycro]

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[MaCruz]

New updated poll which ends Sunday morning.

[MaCruz]

Hey Moviefan1203,

Wanna do an avatar bet? We got your Bills at London this week.

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by Tony208

wouldn't disagree with that

snf should avoid featuring losing teams when possible

eagles could be 2-4

Could be, but not!
So now we have two division leaders going at it!

[Rblu-Dblu]

Originally Posted by Darth Anakin

NFC South is terrible also, don't let the Saints and Falcons recent success blind you. Tampa Bay is a Division II team and the Saints aren't much better. Falcons and Panthers are both above average but flawed enough that you can't convince me that either is a legitimate contender.

The NFC south is terrible? A 5-0 team and a 5-1 team. This conclusion can only be because of last year. This was the second time that a team won the division with less than 10 wins. A pair of .500 teams are tied for the lead in the NFC east so tell me how the south is terrible again?

[jwerk]

Originally Posted by Darth Anakin

NFC South is terrible also, don't let the Saints and Falcons recent success blind you. Tampa Bay is a Division II team and the Saints aren't much better. Falcons and Panthers are both above average but flawed enough that you can't convince me that either is a legitimate contender.

Every team is flawed, but the Falcons & Panthers look legit. No way I would've guessed this before the season. I wouldn't want to play either one right now

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by Rblu-Dblu

The NFC south is terrible? A 5-0 team and a 5-1 team. This conclusion can only be because of last year. This was the second time that a team won the division with less than 10 wins. A pair of .500 teams are tied for the lead in the NFC east so tell me how the south is terrible again?

No doubt!
The battle for worst division, currently, is between the AFC South and the NFC East. With honorable mention to the NFC West.

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by MaCruz

Hey Moviefan1203,

Wanna do an avatar bet? We got your Bills at London this week.

Sure. Good luck.

[MaCruz]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

Sure. Good luck.

You too!

[fatediesel]

Buffalo-Jacksonville, a game so bad they won't allow people outside the home markets to watch it on TV even if they have Sunday Ticket.

[walruswarrior]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

Buffalo-Jacksonville, a game so bad they won't allow people outside the home markets to watch it on TV even if they have Sunday Ticket.

Maybe I get it being in central florida

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

Buffalo-Jacksonville, a game so bad they won't allow people outside the home markets to watch it on TV even if they have Sunday Ticket.

Apparently we have to stream it through Yahoo lol

[Moviefan1203]

I read somewhere that Yahoo paid in the neighborhood of $10 million for the Bills/Jaguars game this upcoming Sunday. That figure seems a bit high for one game.

[dcowboy7]

Originally Posted by RageATL

Not sure I follow, here's what I found:

http://www.nfl.com/flexible-schedules

Originally Posted by dcowboy7

It doesnt mention that cbs/fox can block games.
For some reason its like pulling teeth to try & get the list even....only adam schefter tweeted the list last yr.
They can block 5 games each from wks 11-16.
In wks 5-10 they can block 1 game per that wk if there is a flex & cbs would obviously block that game.

& like i mentioned unless its basically a total dog game where both teams are essentially out it will not get flexed.

Steelers actually just leaked out 3 games of theirs that cbs protected so they cant be moved to snf:

Week 8 CBS: Steelers-Bengals
Week 14 CBS: Bengals-Steelers
Week 15 CBS: Broncos-Steelers

http://steelerswire.usatoday.com/201...rimetime-2015/

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

I read somewhere that Yahoo paid in the neighborhood of $10 million for the Bills/Jaguars game this upcoming Sunday. That figure seems a bit high for one game.

It's high for one game but Yahoo's thinking probably is if the NFL keeps offering games online-only in the future getting a foot in the door by airing this year's game could make it more likely they'll continue to use Yahoo for future games, especially if it goes well.

[Tony208]

you just know the NFL wants a 4 game quadruple header sunday to be the norm and they'll move all the bad teams to 9:30 am

gonna suck for fans of teams like the jags and titans and raiders

imagine raiders fans having to get up at 6:30 to watch a game lol