NFL 2020 Season: Gravy Edition!

Getting Feed Me tattooed all over your lower abdomen is a stronger move than throwing a replica belt on your shoulder.

Foggy said:

Getting Feed Me tattooed all over your lower abdomen is a stronger move than throwing a replica belt on your shoulder.

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Throwing the belt on your shoulder because you actually were holding up a Lombardi trophy still trumps.

The numbers on the Rams jersey look like they are made from 1980s home tshirt paint.

Yeah lets just throw a 2 yard pass when we need 3, and we can easily boot it in for 3 points to tie up the game with 12m left. The Garret Legacy continues to a new generation.

Oh that’s right. The Packers fired him for being bad, not for being too good of a coach.

Highly questionable offensive PI.

Can we fire our coach yet?

taebin said:

Highly questionable offensive PI.

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I actually agree. There was a little bit there, but I've seen worse go uncalled.

taebin said:

Highly questionable offensive PI.

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Merrith said:

I actually agree. There was a little bit there, but I've seen worse go uncalled.

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Ya...I think big Jalen played that up to get the call. He knew how to play it flailing like that.

On a scale from 1 to 10 where would you guys peg the overall level of BLM faggotry? With lower being more watchable. I saw two teams kneeled for a fucking kickoff, and individually that’s at least a 9, but what about the league overall?

Sebudai said:

On a scale from 1 to 10 where would you guys peg the overall level of BLM faggotry? With lower being more watchable. I saw two teams kneeled for a fucking kickoff, and individually that’s at least a 9, but what about the league overall?

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I saw black people on the field so it's around a 12.

Sebudai said:

On a scale from 1 to 10 where would you guys peg the overall level of BLM faggotry? With lower being more watchable. I saw two teams kneeled for a fucking kickoff, and individually that’s at least a 9, but what about the league overall?

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It didn't bother me one bit.

My thoughts this weekend.

The Bucs looked like they weren't coached. All that talent. How about some screen plays? Get out of BASE fuckin defenses against Drew B.
Brady clearly needs those practices and pre-season games. Couple those throws he clearly didn't know the route of the recivers.
WTF Philly!! WTF!
Cam wasn't bad...wasn't bad. Pats have NO pass rush. Gilmore is beast.
Lamar fuckin Jackson. Damn that boy is good. Didn't know he was that accurate.
Wilson is all world. If he could pass to himself he would!
LOL DallASS!

I think this weekend finally proved what everyone else knew forever -- preseason games are a waste of time (with very few exceptions).

I think this weekend finally proved what everyone else knew forever -- preseason games are a waste of time (with very few exceptions).

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I think the only point is to line the pockets of owners and players, but yeah pointless.

Vandyn said:

I think this weekend finally proved what everyone else knew forever -- preseason games are a waste of time (with very few exceptions).

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I disagree. Teams that had new personnel it really showed. Lets take the Pats. (Game I looked at hard) All their offensive plays were runs or 2 progression reads. That's all they could get away with from their new QB. The Bucs (another game I looked at hard) clearly could have used 4 preseason games, of which I bet Brady would have demanded he start all four, for multiple quarters. I mean Arian's had Brady trying throws that just isn't what he does. That would be obvious with preseason games.

Conversely, those QB's that knew their offenses were for the most part clicking no problem. I mean fucks sake Lamar Jackson had the best game and beautifully executed plays and throws I have seen since Manning and that SB year.

And before people start saying "College football has no preseason and look how great they do!". They can field enough players to have scrimmages within the team.