2022 NFL Regular Season Thread

[Jscc]

They should've thrown both #7 and #94 out. That retaliatory chest bump to the trainer's back by #94 was scummy too.

 

[Jscc]

Holy fuck. What an awful throw by Rodgers. That may have cost GB their post-season.

 

[bushwick_bill]

Holy fuck. What an awful throw by Rodgers. That may have cost GB their post-season.

What was he doing... Awful throw...

 

[bushwick_bill]

Balls. Balls. Balls. On that call...

 

[letgocavs]

Time for Rodgers to retire. Good riddance

 

[J_J]

I wish Detroit was in the playoffs. That’s some balsy play

 

[Cement]

Dan Campbell was lampooned as a meathead but he's turning out to be a helluva HC, at least so far.

 

[letgocavs]

I would go for it. Knock Green Bay out the playoffs

 

[Jscc]

I would go for it. Knock Green Bay out the playoffs

No reason not to. House Money.

 

[Dr. Claw]

That Baker Mayfield of all people spoiled a promising Lions season in the end.
Also, saw that Lovie Smith got let go in Houston. I'm somehow reminded of a certain former QB of theirs who talked a bit about their hiring practices...

 

[Jscc]

The defense played that Detroit pass like they were expecting a deep pass... Lions WR just settled right under it in the open space.

 

[Los216]

 

[CBBI]

Dan Campbell was lampooned as a meathead but he's turning out to be a helluva HC, at least so far.

The risk with Campbell is the same risk that comes with any head coach that did not come from an offensive background.

What happens when Ben Johnson (the Lions OC) inevitably gets a head coaching gig?

Dan Quinn was great when he had Kyle Shanahan and Mike McDaniel running his offense. Not so great without them.

Bill Belichick went from Josh McDaniels to the Patricia/Judge pupu platter and it was a disaster.

Mike Vrabel lost Arthur Smith and the Titans cratered offensively this year.

 

[Los216]

 

[Los216]

Dan Campbell was lampooned as a meathead but he's turning out to be a helluva HC, at least so far.

He’s 12-22-1 in 2 seasons