NFL Week 15 -- I've got you, Babe Parilli

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THURSDAY NIGHT
KC (-3/52) "at" LAC, 820, FOX/NFL

SATURDAY
LV at CLE (-3/40), 430, NFL
NE at IND (-2.5/45.5), 815, NFL

SUNDAY EARLY
WSH at PHI (-4.5/44.5), FOX
CAR at BUF (-10.5/43.5), FOX
ARI (-13.5/47.5) at DET, FOX
NYJ at MIA (-8.5/42), CBS
DAL (-10.5/44.5) at NYG, FOX
TEN (-1.5/41.5) at PIT, CBS
HOU at JAX (-3/39.5), CBS

SUNDAY LATE
CIN at DEN (-1.5/44), CBS
ATL at SF (-9/46), CBS
SEA at LAR (-4.5/45.5), FOX
GB (-4.5/43.5) at BAL, FOX

SUNDAY NIGHT
NO at TB (-11/46.5), NBC

MONDAY NIGHT
MIN (-3.5/44) at CHI, ESPN/ABC

THOUGHTS: That Sunday schedule? Yikes. Is Cincinnati-Denver the best game? I can totally see Atlanta reverting to its previous form and scoring three points in a blowout loss to the Niners. ... **** the stupid, selfish, unvaccinated ****s on the WFT. You deserve that season-ending losing streak you're about to endure. ... Guessing SoFi will be 95 percent Chiefs fans on Thursday.
 
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I know it won't happen, but EVERY SINGLE QUESTION during Goodell's State of the Game Super Bowl presser should be about Dan Snyder.
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babe_Parilli

THURSDAY NIGHT
KC (-3/52) "at" LAC, 820, FOX/NFL

SATURDAY
LV at CLE (-3/40), 430, NFL
NE at IND (-2.5/45.5), 815, NFL

SUNDAY EARLY
WSH at PHI (-4.5/44.5), FOX
CAR at BUF (-10.5/43.5), FOX
ARI (-13.5/47.5) at DET, FOX
NYJ at MIA (-8.5/42), CBS
DAL (-10.5/44.5) at NYG, FOX
TEN (-1.5/41.5) at PIT, CBS
HOU at JAX (-3/39.5), CBS

SUNDAY LATE
CIN at DEN (-1.5/44), CBS
ATL at SF (-9/46), CBS
SEA at LAR (-4.5/45.5), FOX

SUNDAY NIGHT
NO at TB (-11/46.5), NBC

MONDAY NIGHT
MIN (-3.5/44) at CHI, ESPN/ABC

THOUGHTS: That Sunday schedule? Yikes. Is Cincinnati-Denver the best game? I can totally see Atlanta reverting to its previous form and scoring three points in a blowout loss to the Niners. ... **** the stupid, selfish, unvaccinated ****s on the WFT. You deserve that season-ending losing streak you're about to endure. ... Guessing SoFi will be 95 percent Chiefs fans on Thursday.

Missing GB at BAL in late window.
 
Starting to see several college QBs who were considered "not great" all year long suddenly pop up on NFL 1st round mocks. I get it - you need a QB, you get a QB and they are routinely drafted much higher than their actual projected value/ability. At this point though - ability seems to be taking a back seat to cost. You aren't drafting a kid because you think he's the next Elway, Mahomes or even a Tannehill - but because he's cheaper than going out and getting Garrapolo or Jameis for $10-15 mil a year. And you hope he will provide (at least) similar results and give you some cap breathing room for a few years.
 
No asymptomatic people in everyday society are tested daily like NFL players are. If anything, it shows how rampant the virus still is, and how effective vaccines are. But to be forced to miss games when you basically are healthy seems silly.

Stopping the spread though? **** ain't happening, no matter what we do.
 
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This is a good point. These guys are all tested regularly. Out in the real world, people get tested only if 1. They feel like ****. 2. Have been exposed to someone they know was/is covid-positive. If you feel fine, you're not gonna get tested.
 
They are in close contact with a LOT of people, though. Probably more in one week than I will be in a year.
 
They are in close contact with a LOT of people, though. Probably more in one week than I will be in a year.
This is true, and of course they are in very close contact with each other at least six days a week, meaning one case equals franchise-wide community spread.
 
Starting to see several college QBs who were considered "not great" all year long suddenly pop up on NFL 1st round mocks. I get it - you need a QB, you get a QB and they are routinely drafted much higher than their actual projected value/ability. At this point though - ability seems to be taking a back seat to cost. You aren't drafting a kid because you think he's the next Elway, Mahomes or even a Tannehill - but because he's cheaper than going out and getting Garrapolo or Jameis for $10-15 mil a year. And you hope he will provide (at least) similar results and give you some cap breathing room for a few years.
Do you just cut and paste these?
 
Starting to see several college QBs who were considered "not great" all year long suddenly pop up on NFL 1st round mocks. I get it - you need a QB, you get a QB and they are routinely drafted much higher than their actual projected value/ability. At this point though - ability seems to be taking a back seat to cost. You aren't drafting a kid because you think he's the next Elway, Mahomes or even a Tannehill - but because he's cheaper than going out and getting Garrapolo or Jameis for $10-15 mil a year. And you hope he will provide (at least) similar results and give you some cap breathing room for a few years.

Which quarterbacks are you seeing in first-round mocks who didn't have great college seasons?

I've seen quite a few mocks with only two quarterbacks in the first round. Kenny Pickett is usually one of them. He had a great season, though I certainly understand why many don't have a first-round grade on him. He didn't do anything special until his senior season, when he had every advantage. He had a veteran offensive line and a deep, talented group of skill players led by arguably the best wide receiver in college football. He also played in a conference with very few defenses that were even decent.

I get your overall point. Pickett should probably go late in the first round or early in the second, but he is going to be overdrafted. He might even go in the top 10.
 
I know it won't happen, but EVERY SINGLE QUESTION during Goodell's State of the Game Super Bowl presser should be about Dan Snyder.

Given the current spike in COVID cases among the players, it shouldn't happen. Maybe split the questions 50/50 between those two issues.
 
I know it won't happen, but EVERY SINGLE QUESTION during Goodell's State of the Game Super Bowl presser should be about Dan Snyder.
Goodell is a valet for the owners. Extraordinarily well paid, but he’s their man servant. He has no power over teams and owners.
 
What a punk. Try kicking his field:

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