2025-2026 NFL Season Thread

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by Omegaice

I disagree, Philly will give the Saints a good fight & it will be close game. And I would say that the Rams/Cowboys game will be closer to 50%. The good thing is that there is a large Dallas fan base in SoCal so it will be similar to a home game for them. I already looked at ticket prices for Saturday as that game is less than 90 minutes away from me...$620 per ticket...really considering it.

Could be closer to a home game in NoLa too, Cowboys fans will make that drive as well. One step at a time though, gotta survive the Rams.

[bipbop13]

Originally Posted by BizCat

Yeah, no.. and he's not going anywhere.

Yeah, the dumba$$ already said he'd be back for 2019. Then is thinking about a 2 year contract after that. I'm thinking that Bill will leave before Brady retires. Unless he has a carreer ending injury. Can I wish that on him if it's like, a case of turf toe that won't go away as long as he stays employed?

[Galactus]

Originally Posted by BizCat

Yeah, no.. and he's not going anywhere.

Nether do I but I do think if he puts off retirement too long he'll go out like Rich Gannon.

[imsounoriginal]

Brady retires if the Pats win it all this season. I still think if they'd won last year, he'd have called it a career. The worst thing for Brady (and possibly the team) would be if the Pats keep getting close for another 2-3 seasons without actually winning the SB.

[BLMN]

Originally Posted by bipbop13

Yeah, the dumba$$ already said he'd be back for 2019.Then is thinking about a 2 year contract after that. I'm thinking that Bill will leave before Brady retires. Unless he has a carreer ending injury. Can I wish that on him if it's like, a case of turf toe that won't go away as long as he stays employed?:

Suck on that hater, you guys won’t dictate when the goat will retire.

[twobelowpar]

Originally Posted by BLMN

Suck on that hater, you guys won’t dictate when the goat will retire.

Hm. Looks like another well-adjusted Brady bootlicker.

[Galactus]

Originally Posted by BLMN

Suck on that hater, you guys won’t dictate when the goat will retire.

I don't expect Aaron Rodgers to retire for at least another 5 to 7 years.

[BizCat]

Originally Posted by Galactus

I don't expect Aaron Rodgers to retire for at least another 5 to 7 years.

Oh c'mon.

[Ray O. Blu]

Some pics of the crane collapse that someone posted on Instagram (not me, not mine):

https://www.instagram.com/osha_is_th...D0dAF8f/?hl=en

I’ve been working between 50-100 feet away from the other crane that’s on the field that is the same size.

There’s 12 cranes here!

[Galactus]

Originally Posted by BizCat

Oh c'mon.

He's the one that brought up the goat sooooo....

[Waboman]

It’s ok, Bear fans. We know how it feels.

[Tony208]

Originally Posted by Galactus

I don't expect Aaron Rodgers to retire for at least another 5 to 7 years.

Not gonna last that long. Can't even scramble away like he used to, injuries piling up.

[Eye Candy]

I wanted to share this from the Cowboys Fan Site:

43 years ago a 4 seed took down the 2 seed

One of my favorite Cowboys teams ever was the 1975 team, who were famously dubbed “the Dirty Dozen” because of their outstanding group of 12 rookies including future HOFer Randy White. In those days, having 12 rookies make up over 25% of your team’s 43 man roster was very gutsy.

That team was not supposed to do much that year, but they shocked everyone, making the playoffs as the NFC WC team (they only had one in each conf in those days) and the #4 seed.

Of course their first playoff game was against the highly favored Vikes in Minnesota, who were the #1 seed. This was of course, the famous “Hail Mary” play where Roger Staubach hit Drew Pearson for the game winning TD with just seconds left, winning 17-14.

Fresh off that upset, the ‘Boys headed to LA to face the highly favored Rams for the NFC Championship. Most people, even most Cowboys fans, thought the great Rams offense would outgun the Cowboys. (Sound familiar?)

The Cowboys went in to LA and opened up a can of WA on the rams 37-7 in one of the biggest playoff upsets in the history of conference championships. It was glorious.

That team was young and just coming into their own. They went on to SB X where they lost to the Steelers 21-17, but the core of that team went on to win two more NFC championships along with SB XII.

[RageATL]

PHI fans keep Venmo-ing money to Cody Parker for missing the kick.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by Eye Candy

I wanted to share this from the Cowboys Fan Site:

43 years ago a 4 seed took down the 2 seed

One of my favorite Cowboys teams ever was the 1975 team, who were famously dubbed “the Dirty Dozen” because of their outstanding group of 12 rookies including future HOFer Randy White. In those days, having 12 rookies make up over 25% of your team’s 43 man roster was very gutsy.

That team was not supposed to do much that year, but they shocked everyone, making the playoffs as the NFC WC team (they only had one in each conf in those days) and the #4 seed.

Of course their first playoff game was against the highly favored Vikes in Minnesota, who were the #1 seed. This was of course, the famous “Hail Mary” play where Roger Staubach hit Drew Pearson for the game winning TD with just seconds left, winning 17-14.

Fresh off that upset, the ‘Boys headed to LA to face the highly favored Rams for the NFC Championship. Most people, even most Cowboys fans, thought the great Rams offense would outgun the Cowboys. (Sound familiar?)

The Cowboys went in to LA and opened up a can of WA on the rams 37-7 in one of the biggest playoff upsets in the history of conference championships. It was glorious.

That team was young and just coming into their own. They went on to SB X where they lost to the Steelers 21-17, but the core of that team went on to win two more NFC championships along with SB XII.

In the play-offs, you eat with two spoons!

[BizCat]

Originally Posted by Galactus

He's the one that brought up the goat sooooo....

Dude, no. Brady is the GOAT. Not even a question.

[RageATL]

Rumor is that Kingsbury has already resigned from his position at USC which is why he's currently setting up interviews with NFL teams. ARZ is hot for him and appears to be the front runner to sign him with the NYJ also wanting to interview him.

[BizCat]

I'd rather have Jets cap + offense over Arizona's..

[Bigdog]

Originally Posted by Galactus

I don't expect Aaron Rodgers to retire for at least another 5 to 7 years.

Lol thanks for the laugh!

[Batman1980]

Hey LA Rams -