NFL Week 7 thread -- Rico Suave

[jr/shotglass]

Those Gaelic footballers will kill you every time.

 

[jr/shotglass]

Spoonin' Giants.

 

[Chef2]

3 lead changes in 1:51
Unreal

 

[Batman]

That was the perfect mix of drunk, fun and insane.

 

[Batman]

3 lead changes in 1:51
Unreal

And after the Broncos trailed 19-0 entering the fourth quarter. They scored 33 in the fourth.

 

[Chef2]

“Chargers look like they just won a stage in the Tour De France.”

 

[jr/shotglass]

What are the odds of Jude McAtamney accumulating another FG or PAT attempt in the National Football League?

I am not betting on him.

 

[Chef2]

What are the odds of Jude McAtamney accumulating another FG or PAT attempt in the National Football League?

I am not betting on him.

Slim and none. And slim just left town.

 

[Baron Scicluna]

What are the odds of Jude McAtamney accumulating another FG or PAT attempt in the National Football League?

I am not betting on him.

Neither is Wikipedia.

 

[BYH 2: Electric Boogaloo]

Giant collapse. My goodness.

 

[Chef2]

Giant collapse. My goodness.

The Post should be a good read in the morning.

 

[TheSportsPredictor]

I fear he’s destined to be RGIV.

Jayden Daniels is hurt again. Got twisted up on a sack and hurt his leg. He went to the locker room and came back out, but probably won't be back in this game.

Looks like Daniels is RGIV.

 

[MileHigh]

Mile High Miracle.

Down 19-0 entering the fourth.

Down 26-8.

33 points in the fourth. Unreal.

 

[Batman]

Mile High Miracle.

Down 19-0 entering the fourth.

Down 26-8.

33 points in the fourth. Unreal.

To sum it up ...
• The Broncos came back from 19-0 down at the start, and 18 down with just under six minutes left
• The Broncos scored 33 points in the fourth quarter (tied for second most in NFL history)
• Three lead changes in the last two minutes
• Not one, but TWO touchdown passes caught off of deflections
• A coach getting an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty that was completely overlooked in the zaniness
• And a walk-off field goal

And all of that was in the fourth quarter. Didn't think that Cowboys-Giants game in Week 2 could be topped for insanity, but it turns out it wasn't even the most bugnuts game of the Giants' season.

 

[MileHigh]

Absolutely insane.

Dave Logan was losing his mind calling the game as I was driving home. I won't see him until the playoffs (maybe), but it was a mind-boggling comeback.

 

[Batman]

“Chargers look like they just won a stage in the Tour De France.”

Not gonna lie, I really want to see them break those out for a home game against the Packers or Steelers just to get the maximum amount of yellow possible in an NFL game.
Whenever the officials throw a flag it'll be like playing Where's Waldo to find it on the field.

 

[Batman]

I know some people quibble with Red Zone, but Broncos-Giants (and to a lesser extent Packers-Cardinals, which was also a really good game and finish) are why that channel is a Godsend.
Back in the good ol' days, how many people who were stuck on the Cowboys-Commanders blowout would have seen that finish compared to now?

 

[Cosmo]

Two things ... The Commanders are 100 percent back to earth after last year. Not even sad, the best receiver on the field today was ... Chris Moore? It is what it is. Will still watch because, but any playoff hopes are done.

Two: It was 19-8 Giants when I took the over 35.5 on that game. LOL it ended in the 60s.

 

[BYH 2: Electric Boogaloo]

I know some people quibble with Red Zone, but Broncos-Giants (and to a lesser extent Packers-Cardinals, which was also a really good game and finish) are why that channel is a Godsend.
Back in the good ol' days, how many people who were stuck on the Cowboys-Commanders blowout would have seen that finish compared to now?

So true. I don't think I saw anything in Cowboys-Commanders between Washington's last TD and the last kneeldown.

 

[dixiehack]

It’s the 2nd-lowest since the start of the 1964 per @stathead. The reborn Browns ran only 28 in their first game back, a 43-0 L to the Steelers in 1999.

Of note, the Raiders were on 28 plays before the Chiefs took three knees followed by a sympathy punt.