2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[Tony208]

Originally Posted by kidkash

Oh yeah they are already looking into college incidents so they can use it as extra ammo remember how much they spent for Brady cause they need to make an example. Goodell humiliated by ray rice he will find something on zek and he will be suspended. I mean they are still looking into this 8 months later. Not good.

Or maybe they already have their findings and don't want to remind anyone about their failures on DV before the biggest game of the year.

[kidkash]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

Zeke didn't do anything wrong.

That means absolutely D:ck in the NFL. If nothing happened we wouldn't be this deep into an investigation.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by kidkash

That means absolutely D:ck in the NFL. If nothing happened we wouldn't be this deep into an investigation.

He dated the wrong girl, doesn't make him a criminal.

[kidkash]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

He dated the wrong girl, doesn't make him a criminal.

None of that matters now. That's why every week we see domestic violence ads during games. They are gonna crack down and I would bet there is some kind of suspension.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by kidkash

None of that matters now. That's why every week we see domestic violence ads during games. They are gonna crack down and I would bet there is some kind of suspension.

If he gets suspended I definitely see the Cowboys re-signing Run DMC.

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

Zeke didn't do anything wrong.

Neither did Brady. Since when does that matter to Goodell? He has unlimited power and a willingness to use it.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

Neither did Brady. Since when does that matter to Goodell? He has unlimited power and a willingness to use it.

Jerry might be the most influential owner in the NFL.

[ChadFL]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

Jerry might be the most influential owner in the NFL.

And Kraft is easily one of the top-5 most influential. Didn't help the Pats.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

And Kraft is easily one of the top-5 most influential. Didn't help the Pats.

True, why I am holding my breath until this goes away.

[Tony208]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

Neither did Brady. Since when does that matter to Goodell? He has unlimited power and a willingness to use it.

Under Goodells reign, guilty until punished.

[BizCat]

The Commissioner v. Tom Brady: American Crime Story

[Moviefan1203]

Originally Posted by ChadFL

And Kraft is easily one of the top-5 most influential. Didn't help the Pats.

Kraft doesn't seem to be too bothered by Goodell these days. Their relationship seems to have healed.

[rickah88]

So I guess there was no 'gate' attached to this recent Patriots AFC Championship win.
I'm guessing Tom & Bill are just laughing at the record book at this point. They are just writing history every post season game this season.

[BizCat]

Originally Posted by rickah88

So I guess there was no 'gate' attached to this recent Patriots AFC Championship win.
I'm guessing Tom & Bill are just laughing at the record book at this point. They are just writing history every post season game this season.

#FluGate

[rickah88]

Originally Posted by BizCat

#FluGate

[RageATL]

Originally Posted by Moviefan1203

Kraft doesn't seem to be too bothered by Goodell these days. Their relationship seems to have healed.

Yep, they're back to sniffing butts again.

[Tony208]

Lol alternative facts

[Batman1980]

The NFL and NFLPA have concluded that the concussion protocol was "not strictly followed" for Matt Moore's head injury during the Wild Card Round against Pittsburgh.
Moore got absolutely leveled by Bud Dupree but miraculously missed only one play. It's troubling that teams are still having a hard time grasping the concussion protocol now that it's been in place for a few seasons. The NFL sent the Dolphins a written warning and said the team's staff will be required to undergo a full review of the league's protocol. It seems like the Dolphins are getting off easy.

Source - https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/824367282398920707

[BizCat]

Well there's a surprise..

[Batman1980]

The NFL Players Association is reviewing the Chiefs' handling of Chris Conley's concussion evaluation in the Divisional Round.
Conley took a helmet-to-helmet blow from Steelers SS Sean Davis, lay on the ground with a dazed look on his face, and wound up missing only one play. The question is whether Conley should have been taken to the locker room for a full evaluation. A locker-room evaluation is required if any player "exhibits or reports signs or symptoms of concussion on the field."

Source - http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...investigation/