NFL 2022 Season

[Kev The Rat]

Apart from the decades were they didn't? Yes.

Do you accept that your claim to have faced "the hardest opening 8 games in NFL history" is complete nonsense, given that of your first 8 opponents only the Bills, the 49ers and the Titans had winning records?

For the last 6 years they have. So basically under Mahomes it’s par for the course. No idea why referencing the 70s and 80s is relevant here?

I don’t know where you get this idea that the Chargers are a terrible team from either? They’ve only lost to the chiefs, niners, Seahawks and one meltdown against the jags.

 

[Tree13]

For the last 6 years they have. So basically under Mahomes it’s par for the course. No idea why referencing the 70s and 80s is relevant here?

I don’t know where you get this idea that the Chargers are a terrible team from either? They’ve only lost to the chiefs, niners, Seahawks and one meltdown against the jags.

Chargers wins have come against the following:

Raiders (3-7), Texans (1-9), Broncos (3-8), Browns (4-7), Falcons (5-7).

Biggest winning margin: ten points. 34-24 victory against the Texans.

Chargers are bad. Their record and results say so. They may, by merit of a cupcake schedule, sneak into the playoffs but they'll get pummelled in the first round by whoever they face. Titans, Bills, Dolphins, Ravens, doesn't matter.

As for the other point: You said "the Chiefs put up this kind of record (ie a winning one) every year." This is demonstrably false. The Chiefs were formed in 1960, not 2016.

Literally everything you say about football is wrong.

I'm going to bed now. You have fun shouting at clouds.

 

[mmmmsnouts]

The Rams are putting in the worst title defense I've ever seen in any sport. People talk about the 1998 Marlins in baseball, or the 1999 Bulls in basketball after Jordan retired, but both those teams were dismantled on purpose. The Rams were trying to win again this year and they are god awful.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Watching Davante Adams catch balls over his shoulder one handed is my NFL equivalent of pain to watching Richarlison score belters at the world Cup

 

[blue to the bone]

The Rams are putting in the worst title defense I've ever seen in any sport. People talk about the 1998 Marlins in baseball, or the 1999 Bulls in basketball after Jordan retired, but both those teams were dismantled on purpose. The Rams were trying to win again this year and they are god awful.

What about the rs 2 years ago in the Premier league . That was pretty lame

 

[ToffeeTim]

Looks like Chargers going for 2 to win it

 

[MrPerfectNot]

Live in Denver, been to dozens of games over the years, and I feel well-qualified to say:

The Broncos suck.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Looks like Chargers going for 2 to win it

The right call...

 

[mmmmsnouts]

What about the rs 2 years ago in the Premier league . That was pretty lame

Still spawned top 4. This is more like Leicester's title defense but even worse. The Rams look like they would get relegated if the NFL had that.

 

[ToffeeTim]

Bad loss for Seattle. Had plenty of chances to win that one but couldn't stop the run

 

[ilikecheese]

Bad loss for Seattle. Had plenty of chances to win that one but couldn't stop the run

Devastating. Losing like that at home is as bad as it gets.

We have exceeded my expectations from the beginning of the season. I never thought we'd win 6 games. However, expectations have changed and this was as bad as it gets.

The defense seemed to have turned a corner, but this was a massive set back.

 

[Kev The Rat]

the Broncos are so bad, NBC are moving the Chiefs/Denver game out of the Sunday night slot in a couple of weeks and putting the Jets/Bills on instead.

 

[ToffeeTim]

How can you draft defence every single year and give up about 370 yards on the ground. What a waste of Rodgers last few years

 

[Kev The Rat]

How can you draft defence every single year and give up about 370 yards on the ground. What a waste of Rodgers last few years

the problem is that the Packers GM blinked when Rodgers laid out his contract terms, which means he is almost guaranteed to stay for the next 2 years beyond this one.

 

[ToffeeTim]

the problem is that the Packers GM blinked when Rodgers laid out his contract terms, which means he is almost guaranteed to stay for the next 2 years beyond this one.

Hes not been good this year but hes still played well enough to win games with a half decent defence.

But I think we've reached the point where the coach needs to bench him for his own good as much as anything. What does it achieve playing with a broken thumb and rib injuries at 4-8