NFL Thread

[Something Sexy]

Indy fans are bunch of ******* sore losers who are lucky they get to witness the GOAT play in there stadium. All those deflated footballs on there heads, the cakes, the "Puck the Fats" and "**** the Pats" shirts. The only thing they will win with Luck is the weakest division in football.

Jesus dude it is just football.

 

[WWEJedi]

BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

What the **** were they thinking? HAHAHAHAHAHA

 

[Grenouille]

The offense was awful in the 4th, but the defense stepped up to hold on to the win. I'm hoping the injuries from tonight aren't that bad with the Jets next week and then Dolphins on Thursday. As for the Colts maybe they can spring for a Sunday Night Football Finalists banner.

 

[filip629]

So does the 0. Nobody makes 3 SB in a row anyway so hopefully they can fix whatever the hell is going on and get the hunger back next season.

Yeah, the O certainly isn't helping much in the 4th either but with the talent they have on D, they just can't be blowing 4th quarter leads the way they have been. Too many mistakes and coverage breakdowns with the game on the line. I agree though, can't see this team making it back to a 3rd straight super bowl.

 

[Deeznutz6]

Wtf was the Indy play on 4th down?

 

[Grenouille]

Wtf was the Indy play on 4th down?

A very poor attempt by Indy to catch the Pats with a 12 men penalty or to get them to take a TO. The guy was never supposed to snap the ball according to Pagano who said they practiced the play quite a bit. That makes it funny since it was an illegal formation anyway. It would be like a pitcher practicing to balk.

 

[WWEJedi]

Wtf was the Indy play on 4th down?

The dumbest play in sports history.

 

[karamazov80]

I just saw that play today. Hilarious, and sad. The funniest football play since butt-fumble. I guess the Pats just bring this out in others!

 

[user 1190]

The dumbest play in sports history.

Yeah not sure of that. There are a lot worse plays than that. Leon Lett on thanksgiving. Deshawn Jackson not only in HS, but college and then in the Pros. Those just cover the horrible shot yourself in the foot plays.

 

[Deeznutz6]

Yeah not sure of that. There are a lot worse plays than that. Leon Lett on thanksgiving. Deshawn Jackson not only in HS, but college and then in the Pros. Those just cover the horrible shot yourself in the foot plays.

And Gus ferotte head butting th goal post

 

[azurepred]

it's not that it was just dumb, but the fact that they practiced an illegal formation....plenty of times apparently. I'd fire that coach at the end of the year for that ****. It's like, your wasting time in practice for that play? seriously.....and then your even dumb enough again to try and pull it on the SB champs while the game was close. That's defn a fire-able offense just for that.

 

[WWEJedi]

Yeah not sure of that. There are a lot worse plays than that. Leon Lett on thanksgiving. Deshawn Jackson not only in HS, but college and then in the Pros. Those just cover the horrible shot yourself in the foot plays.

Nah, at least with those it was all on the player. This play was literally the fault of the coaches who thought this up, the players/coaches who never said anything about it before hand in practice, the coaches who did not realize the play was an illegal formation, the stupidity to call the play in the game, then the stupidity to snap the ball.

Multiple people contributed to this play, that is what makes it so dumb.

 

[user 1190]

You know the play has worked before right.

 

[WWEJedi]

You know the play has worked before right.

Yeah, the next day in college football

Still does not change the fact that was the dumbest play ever.

 

[yodasan]

Niners.....

York+Baalke have the team they deserve.

 

[karamazov80]

I'm far from a fan of Jim Harbaugh, but there's really no disputing his chops as a coach. Too bad for SF fans that things didn't work out better there for him, but his personality being what it is (and for all I know, maybe the personality of the front office folks there), maybe it was inevitable.

 

[DinoDB1975]

Totally agree. Seattle/San Francisco games were so competitive in the prior three/four years and were really much watch games.

I read some where that Jed York had any mention of Harbaugh scrubbed from the team's bios discussing their previous successes (three straight NFC Championship games).

Add to that the condition of the field at Levi Stadium. I didn't see the play, but read that when attempting a FG, the Raven's Justin Tucker's plant foot actually sank into the field.

Sad really. I grew up disliking the 49ers in the 80's as they were the main source of competition for the Giants and the Cowboys. But since Harbaugh brought them back to prominence, I enjoyed watching their games. Not so much anymore, LOL.

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

The Chargers filed relocation papers

 

[Sweet Rabbit]

Texans got waxed

 

[Grenouille]

Tough win for the Pats. The Jets are much more respectable outfit without Rex. On to Miami.