NFL 2016
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Bizarre day in the NFL. A ton of good teams and players having bad days at the office.
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And now Denver can throw the ball as well
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@Sneakdefreak and bad teams having bad days at the office...The 49ers.
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The 49ers move to 1-4 after losing to the Cardinals in Friday Afternoon Football (FAF).
Coach is now admitting that Gabbert probably shouldn't be the starter and CKap may be starting in 10 days time.
The offence is terrible and in doing so, is making everything else suck.
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Really missing the phenom that is Jaryd Hayne right now.
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I'm not a petty person really, but i am liking that Brock Osweiler looks like a bust at the Texans.
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I'm just happy that Blaine Gabbert has been kicked to the side for the 49ers and CKap is back. He may now be a vegan but still a better hope than Gabbert.
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Denver lost FAF to San Diego.
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"ps, "Sneakdefreak" i know where that name came from, got that Graham Central Station LP, great track"
@Rocky-Rockbottom Actually it was just a play on Lyell Creek (aka Creek The Freak) but your story is better so let's go with that.
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Season rolls on with New England beating a Big Ben-less Steelers and the 49ers still sucking , but not as much as the Browns. My fantasy teams have taken a hit too (tried to gamble with one QB - Big Ben and it failed).
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@Rocky-Rockbottom Yeah, it was terrible. This season has been a bit of a dud so far in terms of prime time games.
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Brock Osweiler. Buy of the season.
Looks like he enjoyed his "homecoming"
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Crushed by the Orange Crush. Boring game tbh. I see that former Houston RB Arian Foster has quit on the Dolphins and retired.
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And the 49ers still suck. Gonna be a while before they're back to where they should be.
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for the first time in a while, Denver aren't the best team in the AFC West, with the Raiders actually having their shit together. Still looks the best division in the league though.
And Dallas actually look the goods, only 1 play away from being unbeaten. Romo has to be goooorn, even with the management being completely in love with him.
So, MNF, and Sherman's play on half time. Miles offside, somehow not flagged, so he keeps going, and goes very close to destroying the knee of the Bills kicker. Dirty? I agree he has every right to keep going until he hears a whistle, but to me he goes straight at the kicker, not at the ball. He knew what he was doing. While the main issue was the officials fucked this up right from the start, and cost the Bills 3 points, and nearly their kicker, I still reckon Sherman knew he had a chance to take their kicker out of the game. And that's dirty.
