2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[Batman1980]

Jerry must've ingested an entire bottle of Johnny Walker Black. No other way I can explain the reasoning behind him keeping Romo off IR in the hopes he can play in the play-offs.

[RageATL]

Wow, the Falcons owe Matt Ryan more than $50 million over the next three years?!

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...t-three-years/

[walruswarrior]

More like Matty Overprice

[walruswarrior]

Originally Posted by RageATL

CRAP. That leaves only one spot. We're toast.



I wonder if they even care? I mean, aside from the national TV exposure, the pay is the same.

Right now we need the Steelers and Texans to go on losing streaks for real.

We have

Giants (HUUUUUUUUUUUUGGGEEEEE GAME!!! )
Titans (Interesting matchup and I hate when they play this team )
Cowboys (should win with no Romo )
Patriots (Hopefully no Gronk )
Bills (Maybe for the division against ol' Rexy )

We have to root for old man Hasselbeck and Tyrod this week

[RageATL]

Yep, not exactly a tough schedule, but then again this is the NYJ we're talking about.

Doesn't KC play HOU this week?

[R3P0]

HUGE sale over at NFLshop today guys, Nike Elite NFL jerseys are marked down from 249.99 to 25 dollars + 20 dollars for shipping, just got my wifes Richard Sherman jersey for 45 dollars not to shabby

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by R3P0

HUGE sale over at NFLshop today guys, Nike Elite NFL jerseys are marked down from 249.99 to 25 dollars + 20 dollars for shipping, just got my wifes Richard Sherman jersey for 45 dollars not to shabby

Yeah after the last 20 years I probably won't be buying another Cowboys jersey for a long time to come. They simply don't deserve any of my meager disposable income.

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by walruswarrior

Right now we need the Steelers and Texans to go on losing streaks for real.

We have

Giants (HUUUUUUUUUUUUGGGEEEEE GAME!!! )
Titans (Interesting matchup and I hate when they play this team )
Cowboys (should win with no Romo )
Patriots (Hopefully no Gronk )
Bills (Maybe for the division against ol' Rexy )

We have to root for old man Hasselbeck and Tyrod this week

Jets-Bills possibly for the division? The Patriots have a 4-game lead and only need 2 wins total against the Eagles, Texans, Titans, Jets, and Dolphins to clinch the division. I know they're banged up right now but as long as Brady stays upright they should have the division locked up before Christmas.

[RageATL]

Originally Posted by R3P0

HUGE sale over at NFLshop today guys, Nike Elite NFL jerseys are marked down from 249.99 to 25 dollars + 20 dollars for shipping, just got my wifes Richard Sherman jersey for 45 dollars not to shabby

WHAT?! Are you serious?!

EDIT: Not seeing said deals, link please?

[jwerk]

Originally Posted by R3P0

HUGE sale over at NFLshop today guys, Nike Elite NFL jerseys are marked down from 249.99 to 25 dollars + 20 dollars for shipping, just got my wifes Richard Sherman jersey for 45 dollars not to shabby

Originally Posted by RageATL

WHAT?! Are you serious?!

EDIT: Not seeing said deals, link please?

Not showing up for me either
Looks like the deal might be dead. They have a new deal: free shipping on all orders with code SHIPDEC

[jwerk]

Originally Posted by Darth Anakin

Jerry must've ingested an entire bottle of Johnny Walker Black. No other way I can explain the reasoning behind him keeping Romo off IR in the hopes he can play in the play-offs.

Why not
I believe in miracles and if it does happen, having Romo in the playoffs would be huge! If not, what are they giving up/losing? A chance to fill 1 roster spot for 1 week? Seems like the price is right to me.

[TitansFan4Life]

Originally Posted by walruswarrior

Right now we need the Steelers and Texans to go on losing streaks for real.

We have

Giants (HUUUUUUUUUUUUGGGEEEEE GAME!!! )
Titans (Interesting matchup and I hate when they play this team )
Cowboys (should win with no Romo )
Patriots (Hopefully no Gronk )
Bills (Maybe for the division against ol' Rexy )

We have to root for old man Hasselbeck and Tyrod this week

That's kind of you to say we are an interesting matchup lol... If we can't beat the Jags this weekend (which would result in a sweep), we won't win another game. We will probably have close games against all of our remaining opponents outside of the Pats where I expect to lose 49-10. At least that would be better than the last time we played there... 59-0.

I'm going to lose $100 because I bet a friend that we would have 4 or more wins this season. How we aren't going to reach that is really beyond me. Four losses by 3 or fewer points is painful.

As for our game this weekend, I don't know if I have it in me to just flat out not go, but I'm leaning that way now that we have announced that Steve Underwood is going to remain president (which likely means Webster will stay as GM). I just can't support that.

We are the Browns now... A factory of sadness.

[Bigdog]

Originally Posted by jwerk

Why not
I believe in miracles and if it does happen, having Romo in the playoffs would be huge! If not, what are they giving up/losing? A chance to fill 1 roster spot for 1 week? Seems like the price is right to me.

Her came back threw 3 int's and got hurt again, the Cowboys are better off with Cassel at this point in the season! The same is so for Denver, I hope they are dumb enough to put Peyton back in so they can clinch home field for the pats.

[walruswarrior]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

Jets-Bills possibly for the division? The Patriots have a 4-game lead and only need 2 wins total against the Eagles, Texans, Titans, Jets, and Dolphins to clinch the division. I know they're banged up right now but as long as Brady stays upright they should have the division locked up before Christmas.

Naturally meant wild card lol. My forgiveness oh Patriot one lol

[hagios]

I would be proud and thankful to have Tim Tebow as my son or to have him as my son-in-law!

Bravo Tim Tebow


By Jeff Kemp Published December 01, 2015 FoxNews.com


Jan. 2, 2013: Former Florida Gators quarterback Tim Tebow waves as he stands on the sidelines before the Gators play against the Louisville Cardinals in the 2013 Allstate Sugar Bowl NCAA football game in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Reuters)

The Internet is abuzz with the news that Heisman Trophy-winner-turned-broadcaster Tim Tebow was allegedly dumped by former Miss Universe Olivia Culpo because he refused to break his vow to remain a virgin until marriage.

Whether or not this is true, what is indisputable is that the response to the “news,” particularly from sports media, has been disgraceful.

Rather than applauding Tebow for taking a moral stand and backing it up by his actions, the media made snarky quips to mock the former quarterback. I could list a host of mean comments thrown his way, but I’d rather not give any more attention to his detractors.

Instead, I want to applaud Tebow not just for choosing to live in a manner consistent with his professed values, but also for being willing to endure the ridicule of others rather than compromise what he believes. And, contrary to media presentation of him as some kind of freak of nature, he isn’t alone.

There are many men and women—some virgins, some who have had sex in the past—who have made commitments to celibacy for their future until marriage. While they may not have their commitment to abstinence sniped at on social media, they nonetheless face pressure from our culture to cave in when it comes to sex.

That’s why Tebow’s public stand is so important—because it encourages others who are on the same path. And the truth is, we need more Tim Tebows.

Sexual abstinence outside of marriage isn’t always easy, but it pays dividends. For individuals who practice it, saving sex for marriage can deepen one’s relationship with God and increase trust with a future spouse. It also protects the individual from the potential negative consequences of sex outside of marriage—from STDs to unplanned pregnancies to a higher level of regret at the end of a relationship.

But it isn’t just the individual who can be hurt by promiscuity. Our nation pays a high price for sex outside of marriage.

According to Pew Research, 34 percent of children in the United States live in single parent families. That number is a whopping 67 percent for black children according to the Kids Count research from the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

Research has shown time and time again that single-parent families are more likely to be poor than are two-parent families. Children from single-parent homes are less likely to complete college, more likely to live in poverty as adults and more likely to face a teen pregnancy. And these are the lucky kids. After all, of the more than 1 million abortions that took place last year, it is estimated that 75 percent were performed on single women.

While I salute the hardworking single moms and dads who are doing their best to provide a firm foundation for their children, we must acknowledge that the cards are stacked against them and their children.

And so we come back to Tim Tebow, a young man who has decided that he will wait until marriage to have sex, regardless of what it may cost him in broken relationships and public mocking.

He won’t be contributing to the rise of unplanned pregnancies, the spread of sexually transmitted diseases and the abortion epidemic. Instead, he will continue to live his life to please God and treat others well. That’s a good thing, right? Something worth applauding, right?

For those members of the media who have knocked him, I want to ask one question: would you prefer your daughter date a promiscuous “player” or a Tebow?


Jeff Kemp is a former professional quarterback in the National Football League. Jeff and his father, Jack Kemp (the former Vice-Presidential candidate and Secretary of Housing and Urban Development), were the first of only six sets of father/son NFL quarterbacks. In 2012, Jeff joined FamilyLife as a Vice President and national speaker.

http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2015/...tim-tebow.html

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by jwerk

Why not
I believe in miracles and if it does happen, having Romo in the playoffs would be huge! If not, what are they giving up/losing? A chance to fill 1 roster spot for 1 week? Seems like the price is right to me.

No way. Total dumb move by Jerruh. So Romo needs to potentially injure is shoulder a third time in one season? For what? Astronomically slim playoff odds at best?
Hey, as the fan of a division rival...knock your socks off with that move.
Let's keep in mind Romo did throw three(3) picks in that game against an elite defense, which is what he would see in the playoffs.
Dallas should start planning an exit strategy. Romo will be 36 next season and signed through 2019. Romo could land some nice draft picks to the right team.

[Penton-Man]

Rick, my season ended way early with the Ravens.

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by Penton-Man

Rick, my season ended way early with the Ravens.

Penton???
Wow, how are you! Long time, no chat!

Looks like yet another season where I cheer the wife's Steelers team. Although I'm secretly pulling for New England to repeat.

[Tony208]

Originally Posted by rickah88

Penton???
Wow, how are you! Long time, no chat!

Looks like yet another season where I cheer the wife's Steelers team. Although I'm secretly pulling for New England to repeat.

Teams I would like to see in this year's superbowl: Panthers, Cardinals, Patriots

[Tony208]

*looks up pictures of Olivia Culpo*

good lawd that Tebow is devout