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NFL 2021-22

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It's tricky, though. TJ only played in 15 games this season. And unlike Strahan, he didn't get a total freebie from a buddy at QB.:D

Understood, but if a record is set during a 16 game season, that should be the standard to tie or break it.
Same with the records when the NFL jumped to 16 games from 14 in 1978.
I like TJ Watt, and think he is an amazing pass rusher, but I don't think he tied an NFL record today.

-Mike
 
Understood, but if a record is set during a 16 game season, that should be the standard to tie or break it.
Same with the records when the NFL jumped to 16 games from 14 in 1978.
I like TJ Watt, and think he is an amazing pass rusher, but I don't think he tied an NFL record today.

-Mike
I have a healthy respect for NFL history; I read old football books as a kid. But using this standard would result in three sets of records. And the NFL played 12-game seasons from 1947 through 1960, so we'd really have to have four sets of records. That's just not realistic. Sure, they could store all those digitally, but no one is going to remember them all.
 
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I have a healthy respect for NFL history; I read old football books as a kid. But using this standard would result in three sets of records. And the NFL played 12-game seasons from 1947 through 1960, so we'd really have to have four sets of records. That's just not realistic. Sure, they could store all those digitally, but no one is going to remember them all.

We'll most likely trade preseason games for regular season to make it 18 games. Do we just count the first 16 games in all of the records from here on out? That would be ridiculous.
 
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I have a healthy respect for NFL history; I read old football books as a kid. But using this standard would result in three sets of records. And the NFL played 12-game seasons from 1947 through 1960, so we'd really have to have four sets of records. That's just not realistic. Sure, they could store all those digitally, but no one is going to remember them all.

Greg, just let me be grumpy about this. Your facts and sound logic are getting in the way of that. :)

-Mike
 
Why take a knee with seven seconds left? Why not let the man who made sure you never finished below 500 have a chance to win one more game?
Why punt on the fourth and one instead of letting Ben leave it all on the field for his last game?
There you go, Tomlin is gutless.

-Mike
 
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