Oh dear Bengals!
NFL 2022
- Thread starter Raoul
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What the feck was that kick?
He did the same at FSU (year after he won the Heisman) & his last year with the Bucs. Exasperating through three quarters, heroic in the fourth.We had ‘4th quarter when down Jameis’ today, and he was fecking awesome. Throwing dimes everywhere. Connecting with Thomas and Landry everywhere
ehhhhh???
That’s a catch for Steelers.
Bengals special teams are really special.
Special Teams choking everywhere 
fecking kickers.
Those colts fans
Kick it over though
Always expect teams to convert third downs against packers
Oh my god! Shades of the 6-6 Seahawks-Cardinals game, no-one wants to win.
What's going on
Another missed kick
This game
This is the most Bengals game ever.
Glorious to watch, but yeah rough to watch through the first couple of quarters. His relationship with Thomas, Landry and Olave can only get better from here.
Doink!!
this game
Madness. Might end up with two opening day ties.
Knuckle right knuckle left knuckle right Doink
What is life.
What is life.
Texans punt on 4th-3 at IND 49 with 0:24 left. No coaching balls, no offensive confidence. Rather settle for the tie versus gamble for a win.
Aaand we're up by a score.
Crazy play in Cincy. Burrow gets hit and fumbles but the back picks up the ball and scampers for a few yards to set up a FG shot.
Wait. Now they're calling it a sack.
Wait. Now they're calling it a sack.
Packers got their MVS replacement
This rule they're explaining doesn't sit well with me. I thought an offensive fumble can be advanced from behind the line of scrimmage by any offensive player.
So another player can’t advance on a fumble?
What is that stupid fecking fumble rule? Some of these time-specific rules in the NFL...
I cannot believe this never happened so I'm hearing this the first time right now
Rodgers gonna be pissed at that rookie.
Rodgers and packers need to throw short gains. Wish they would set those up
The only rule I've heard of about not able to advance an offensive fumble is when the runner is beyond the line of scrimmage or fumbles into the end zone. Never heard of this rule behind the line of scrimmage. Seems a stupid rule but then again look at NFL OT rules, it's the norm in this league.
Only in overtime or after the 2 minute warning. Was introduced after the Holy Roller.
Not in the last 2 minutes. It prevents an ‘oops I fumbled, silly me’ intentional fumble to advance the ball in a game-winning situation.
Kick is good and only one draw.
A kick is finally good! What a game.
That was a fantastic game
The Bengals long snapper should probably brush up his resume.
Read somewhere that he was the backup. Fits.
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