Week 11 NFL thread

Reed had already lost his starting job before this. He's shot.

 

If you're a Broncos fan, I think you'd take the 35 points they scored last January and dare Alex Smith to score more.

Of course, he probably will.

 

Yeah, you hate to see a guy like Reed go out like this...

 

There's a coach up this way who has a severe mancrush on Reed and has a fondness for picking up veterans on the cheap.

 

My guesses would be 49ers or Patriots... Isn't Reed tight with Marvin Lewis? I might be thinking of someone else...

 

Didn't the Texans pay a pretty decent amount for Reed? For some reason, I'm remembering a 2-year $10 million deal. Even if the second year wasn't guaranteed that's still a lot for a guy who did so little this season.

 

Surprised that no one has yet mentioned "throwback " weekend in Pittsburgh vs The Lions.



This year The Steelers will be sportin the '34 model.

 

Who's Ed Reed?

[/oldest crossthread in history?]

 

I know we're past the halfway point of the season, but which teams do people think will make the playoffs?

NFC, I think it will be

Division winners
Seahawks
Lions
Saints
Eagles

Wild Card
Niners
Panthers

AFC

Division winners
Broncos
Colts
Patriots
Bengals

Wild card
Chiefs
Ravens

I hope I'm wrong about the Ravens. I would love the Jets to make it, but I don't think they will...

 

Jets have a soft schedule over the final 7. Going 4-3 to make them 9-7 is possible and if they somehow go 5-2, they will get in.

Of course, I think they end 6-10.

 

Somebody who has played for teams located 15 minutes from Tahoe,

 

All that's left up in the air are the 6 seeds, right?

Chicago, Green Bay, and Carolina in the NFC.
Baltimore and New York in the AFC.