NFL 2021

[TheBigIguana]

I’d say the Cardinals history is fairly similar to the Lions. Utter garbage most seasons. Even in that year with the Super Bowl run, they won nine games in the regular season.
Pre-Super Bowl era, the Browns were dominant with Otto Graham and Jim Brown.
Don’t deserve to be lumped in with the Cardinals or Lions

The Lions have won a single playoff game since the merger. There is nothing similar.

Cards are maybe Bengals like? I didnt think too hard about that.

 

[WilliamPerry]

I have not, where can I find it? I’ve always like Rivera, he was very involved with the Charlotte community doing good things for people in need and meeting with fans. Too bad the Panthers lost to their old boss today but if anyone knows Newton very well is him.

All or nothing are on Amazon prime

 

[mmmmsnouts]

Yes mate a couple and one at the meadowlands. It’s dead easy to get to from penn station next to MSG . Train stops at the stadium.

ale prices will make you cry . $12 and $14 seven years ago for a pint

The ridiculous amount of stoppages in play for TV timeouts will also make you cry. Brutal to sit through in person. Because of that (and also because I don’t care for the local team, the Cowboys) I haven’t been to an NFL game on my own dime in almost a decade.

 

[WilliamPerry]

The ridiculous amount of stoppages in play for TV timeouts will also make you cry. Brutal to sit through in person. Because of that (and also because I don’t care for the local team, the Cowboys) I haven’t been to an NFL game on my own dime in almost a decade.

i Personally like going to the games , I go to at least one London game a season . But that might be because it means I don’t have to go and watch Everton that weekend.

 

[WilliamPerry]

The lions last win was against the bears.

the lions next win is against the bears this Thursday.

 

[Martin Alvito]

I’d say the Cardinals history is fairly similar to the Lions. Utter garbage most seasons. Even in that year with the Super Bowl run, they won nine games in the regular season.
Pre-Super Bowl era, the Browns were dominant with Otto Graham and Jim Brown.
Don’t deserve to be lumped in with the Cardinals or Lions

The Lions have the same number of titles as the Browns, and won just as many (three) in the '50s.

Even the Cardinals were once good if you go all the way back to Chicago. The big difference between the Cardinals and those two franchises is that neither has made the Super Bowl, though the Browns did at least find interesting ways to lose AFC Championship games in the '80s.

I agree with BigIg that the closest comparison for the Cards is the Bungles. Usually bad, no identity (the Bungles named their stadium after Paul Brown!), just enough upticks to string the fanbase along.

 

[Alan Whittle]

The lions last win was against the bears.

the lions next win is against the bears this Thursday.

 

[BlueTX]

Hilariously bad from the Titans tonight

The Curse of Bud Adams. May a pox forever remain on his house.

 

[Toast]

Tampa just strolling down field on that first drive there.

 

[Toast]

 

[mmmmsnouts]

My goodness, the Giants are absolute toilet

 

[TheBigIguana]

My goodness, the Giants are absolute toilet

Shockingly bad

 

[mmmmsnouts]

Shockingly bad

It was so predictable this would happen with their backwards general manager, drafting a project QB, hiring a terrible head coach, and picking a horribly uncreative play caller. The Giants need to have a clear out and try again.

 

[WilliamPerry]

Rumours in Chicago that Nagy will be sacked on Friday. please be true .

 

[Kev The Rat]

The Chiefs as per usual slowly turning into a steamroller as we move towards the business end. This time without the offense fully firing. It’s a testament to Andy Reid really, even under the very limited Alex Smith he was turning them into serious contenders.

It just shows you how much bad coaching can ruin the best laid plans when you look at some of the disasters around the league at present (Nagy etc)