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NFL 2025-2026
- Thread starter mrpackerguy
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Seeing what the Packers did to the Lions in the first game should put all NFC North teams on notice. WOW. I had hopes that the Pack would be even better this year, but as long as the key players stay healthy, they will go far.
Yes, there were definitely a lot of Leprechauns involved in that one.
Same. When Baltimore was up by 15 I thought to myself...what a dud for the first national Sunday night game.
Full disclosure, it doesn't take much for me to shut off an NFL game these days. The showboating, alluded to by @Chris Fitzgerald in an earlier post, is about all it takes for me to call it and stop watching.
You intercepted a pass? Great, that would be included in your job description. Why are we celebrating in the end zone like you won the Super Bowl?
-Mike
The Pack holding Detroit to 13 points was certainly impressive. I didn't see the game, but I know Parsons had a sack and they didn't seem to miss the run-stuffing DT they traded.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
As I sit and watch the Bears squander away a promising start, I’m not impressed with Ben Johnson. Yeah, he has fixed a lot of things but, as usual, pre-snap penalties are costing them the game. The problem is that an excessive number of pre-snap penalties, unless it’s just one guy, are always a coaching problem.
The good news about Ben Johnson is that he’s actually teaching Caleb Williams the fundamentals of being an NFL quarterback. Unfortunately he seems to have forgotten to work with the O-line on their fundamentals. You know, like waiting to jump until the ball is snapped.
Lions just disemboweled the Bears today. Kind of what you expect when a giant cat meets a giant dog. I love me some dogs, but pound for pound give me the cat every time.
The Lions found their running game finally, and it had the predictable effect on the passing game. They proved last week was a fluke, just like Green Bay proved it wasn’t.
I still think Green Bay is the better team, for the moment anyway. Their defensive looked improved even without Micah Parsons on the field. They certainly don’t seem to have had any fall off in the middle.
Protecting the QB has always eluded the Bengals.
Having said that, the Bengals are 2-0?!?!?!
Me either, it's a toe injury though...and man, makes me think this could be a few week thing...hope not
The Steelers and their 185 million dollar defense are just bad.
How does an NFL player taking a KO return not know the rules of the game?
How does an NFL player taking a KO return not know the rules of the game?
