2025 NFL Season Thread

[Senator Clay Davis]

That actual finish was horrific, Packers seemed to think the Cowboys could get the ball back? Otherwise, why act like you gotta score with no time left? Ghastly clock management from LaFleur, but hey 40-40 scorigami for the stupidity.

[Mephisto]

Jerry Jones is gross. He has a big herpe on his lip. His sons are sycophants.

[Mathgod]

Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis

That actual finish was horrific, Packers seemed to think the Cowboys could get the ball back? Otherwise, why act like you gotta score with no time left? Ghastly clock management from LaFleur, but hey 40-40 scorigami for the stupidity.

To me it looked more like ineptitude and taking too long to get plays off than any ill-conceived strategy.

[Sylvanfan]

Originally Posted by Senator Clay Davis

I don't think they have a chance without Lamar. But we'll see.

If Lamar is out, it's really going to be hard for them to win these next two games. Their Division isn't very strong with Burrow out so even if they start out 1-5 they can still claw back. But their injury list is already pretty lengthy to the point where Jackson was the one thing keeping them afloat.

[devo22]

you know you're getting old when you're confused by that SB announcement and think "wtf is a bad bunny". Oh well.

[Sylvanfan]

According to some of the likely biased feeds I get, seems like quite a few people think Lamar Jackson quit on his team during that game. It did seem to me like the Ravens collectively threw in the towel just before the end of the third quarter. That said, short week, injuries were piling up, and down 17 on the road, I can see why maybe you tell the troops to retreat and not take any more casualties (which they still managed to do). But betting markets do seem to think Lamar's going to be a go here this next week.

[Senator Clay Davis]

I mean it seemed obvious from how they played that 4th quarter they had given up on the game. Even after that 71 yard TD they could have gone for 2 to make it a 16 point lead and hoped for the double onside miracle, but they kicked the XP. And yeah you can say pulling Lamar that early is pretty weak considering it was only down 17 with a full quarter, but that defense was Swiss cheese so the Ravens O could have dropped 30 in the 4th and still lost cause the Chiefs probably easily get 14.

I know it would probably lead to bookie meltdowns and the NFL would never encourage it, but given the violent nature of the game and the possibility of season/career ending injuries at anytime, feels like teams should come together and agree to just kneel it out when one team gives up.

[GirlySports]

Someone’s gotta come up with a clever name for the 2-pointer on a conversion return.