American Football (NFL)
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@Oaktavia @Matt So now if you can beat The Steelers in Pittsburgh next week ,The Ravens would win the division and The Steelers would be out of the playoffs. If there’s one team,none of the other teams,want to see get hot,and get their running game going,It’s Derrick Henry and the Ravens. Maybe Marc Andrew’s can atone for last year. Hope the show that game up here.
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Thank you Buffalo
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@steelworker said in American Football (NFL):
Thank you Buffalo
You should thank me,I was rooting for/jinxing them. Bears are up next.
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Bang! Bang! ‘Niner gang!
I don’t know how they did it. But they’re 12 and 4 with a chance for the #1 seed in the NFC. Kyle Shanahan should be a shoo in for coach of the year . But east coast bias will prolly keep him from getting it.
The Niners may not have a Super Bowl caliber defense. But that offense be hummin’!
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@Choko said in American Football (NFL):
Embarrassing as fuck today. We need to fire the front office
I’m hoping Henry is a little tired this week
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@SFMCfranky I would think that what Vrabel did with the Patriots and what Ben Johnson has done with The Bears is much more impressive. Even what Sean Peyton has done with The Broncos.
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@Matt said in American Football (NFL):
Someone said the only coordinator that can stop Derick Henry is his own.
Even as a non-Ravens fan, watching that very thing unfold last year against the Chiefs in the playoffs frustrated the heck out of me. Seeing them turn away from something that was working into a much riskier and less effective strategy felt like self sabotage of a game they should have won.
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@mclaincausey Even Steve Spagnola The Chiefs DC had no explanation as to why they stopped running the ball.
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@bluemantra you spelled let's go Ravens wrong.
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None of them had to overcome the devastating injuries that have afflicted the Niners roster this season.
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@SFMCfranky You’re absolutely right about that,but they tend to give that award to coaches when they take teams from last to first.
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We shall see
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@SFMCfranky Just out of curiosity I had to check the Vegas odds for Coach of the Year. As of right now Mike Vrabel is the clear favorite,and just this week Shanahan got a lot of attention and moved into second place at a little less than 2-1. Was that you? Next is Mike McDonald of the Seahawks at 7-1,Liam Coen/Jags at 12-1,Followed by Ben Johnson at 30-1 and Sean Payton at 66-1 .Mike Vrabel is -$145,which means you would have to bet $145 to win $100. If I was betting an imaginary $100,it would be $90 on Ben Johnson,and $10 on Sean Peyton. There are compelling reasons for all of them,I’m just surprised at the odds versus my perceived ranking of the candidates. Ben Johnson would get the bulk of my wager as I like his story the best,and I would hate to get beat again by Sean Payton at 66-1,so he gets $10. Anyone else want to make an imaginary wager.
