NFL Week 13 thread

Reich seemed like he's more interested in setting a tone than actually winning. He kicks field goals instead of going for it on fourth down, they might have won.

 

Giants defense and special teams combine to give up 10 points tot he Bears in a minute forty to send it overtime.

 

Meanwhile, Giants just gacked a 10-point lead after Bears kick the field goal, convert the onside kick, convert a fourth and three, get a PI call in the end zone, then, on the last play, Cohen throws a TD pass to Miller on a trick play. They're going to OT.

 

Vikings gave up like 20 yards a play on the Pats' first possession. It's like they never saw a pass out of the backfield before. So it's 7-0.

 

In a game that went to OT and where the team each possessed the ball about the same amount of time, Eli’s gross passing yardage was 170. Throw back to the late 60’s and early 70’s NFL.

OTOH 4 different players threw a TD pass

 

Cousins has yet to try a pass to a wide receiver. The Vikings sure come up big in tough road games, don't they?

 

Normally I couldn't give two shits about a close fumble call that goes against the Niners (and it was close and could have gone either way). But Pete Carroll is such a tremendous douche I'm actually miffed the officials called it a fumble.

 

While I agree that Carroll is a HOF douche, if you’re not a douche as an NFL Head Coach, you’re not trying.

 

There are cool coaches, douche coaches, Bill Belichick, fifty feet of dreck and then Carroll. He's the douche that other douches hate because it makes douches look bad.

 

Must say the Vikings defense has played very well since that opening TD drive. Pats' defense has as well, however.