Feel like if you take a big enough hit that your helmet broke, you probably should be checked for a concussion.
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Why didn’t they have to take a timeout there?
Really need Miami to do something to keep this game interesting
Is there a rule that each team gets to have a green dot communication helmet every play? That’s the only thing I could think of why they didn’t have to take a TO to replace his helmet.
I’ve no idea. Hopefully someone knows.
What is Mahomes trying to argue with there 
If that’s not holding I don’t know what is.
brainless moment putting hands on Mahomes there. we all know by now the whistle he gets
brainless moment putting hands on Mahomes there. we all know by now the whistle he gets
Taylor cam is vastly more interesting than Tua.
McDaniels is such a frustrating coach to watch.
Kyle Juszczyk’s wife made her coat
Conglaturation, Dolphins (2024)!
He really had to bring up the South Park reference with the Japanese people butchering the Dolphins because a real massacre is what happened to the Dolphins at Arrowhead Stadium.
He really had to bring up the South Park reference with the Japanese people butchering the Dolphins because a real massacre is what happened to the Dolphins at Arrowhead Stadium.
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Least surprising result of the round. Miami can’t do shit against good opponents, unfortunately.
That was such a bad call. Not that it mattered. In one hours worth of highlights, I think I saw 7 Miami snaps and most of them were in the last quarter when the game was done.
The two most interesting games this round are today for me.
Cowboys offense should have too much for the Packers D but if the Packers can get an early lead and grind some clock, things at least might become interesting. I wasn't really a LaFleur fan but their offense has been humming in the second half of the season, and their receiving core is the youngest in the league. Just some valuable playoff experience for Love today and we'll see how it goes, hopefully he just balls out and we get an interesting game.
And Rams @ Lions is the big one imo. First playoff game in Detroit in 30 years, can both be a positive and a negative for them I think. Goff almost the only big player for the Lions with playoff experience as well, including their HC. On the other side the Rams are dangerous, Super Bowl winning HC and QB, top 5 defender of all time, record-breaking rookie WR, you name it. That one is very hard to call either way, I just hope we get a great game and it lives up to the expectations (and I hope the Lions win a close one).
Cowboys offense should have too much for the Packers D but if the Packers can get an early lead and grind some clock, things at least might become interesting. I wasn't really a LaFleur fan but their offense has been humming in the second half of the season, and their receiving core is the youngest in the league. Just some valuable playoff experience for Love today and we'll see how it goes, hopefully he just balls out and we get an interesting game.
And Rams @ Lions is the big one imo. First playoff game in Detroit in 30 years, can both be a positive and a negative for them I think. Goff almost the only big player for the Lions with playoff experience as well, including their HC. On the other side the Rams are dangerous, Super Bowl winning HC and QB, top 5 defender of all time, record-breaking rookie WR, you name it. That one is very hard to call either way, I just hope we get a great game and it lives up to the expectations (and I hope the Lions win a close one).
Our special teams will find a way to lose this game unfortunately.
Think the Rams are a real dark horse for the NFC.
I wouldn’t be shocked to see us defeat Dallas. I have seen Mike McCarthy coach enough playoff games to know, that no matter how big a favourite his team is, he finds a way to screw up.
Of course anything could happen but Cowboys have been good generally at home. Had this been at Lambeau I’d almost certainly have backed the packs
I too think the Cowboys are favorites. But only slight ones. I think we have about a 40% shot at upsetting them. We play without any pressure whatsoever, are in good shape and the offense is rolling.
All valid points. Hopefully it’s a good game.
I hope so. Would be funny if we managed to win a playoff game against McCarthy and at the first opportunity to do so, after Rodgers left.
What do people think of wild card games on a Monday? I know it’s a holiday here (though I have to work, maybe that’s my problem!) and I guess it’s an extra day with games (and hands forced in buffalo whatever about the tampa Philly game) but feels a bit weird. I’d have liked an all day thing on both weekend days
Mentioned it before but I love it. It's kind of a void right now as I'm used to 7pm football on Sunday over here, but it gives me another 10:30pm kickoff tomorrow night so I'm all for it.
Think it's more of a problem for Steelers / Bills fans who still have to work at 4:30pm tomorrow, or Steelers fans who made travel arrangements and are "stuck" in Buffalo for an additional day or two at the moment. But postponing the game was the right thing to do imo, not because of playing conditions but because first responders need to be elsewhere during a blizzard and it's not safe to commute to/from the stadium in such conditions. The amount of stupid people on Twitter saying "just build a dome then" is once again astonishing.
I don’t like it. Should be two intense days of action and if you’re lucky enough to get MLK day off then that’s a recovery day, with no added advantage to a team having one less day of rest.
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Bit ambivalent towards it, would be better if they were on at a viewable time in Europe.
This is a good point yeah. Bills will have two days less rest compared to the Chiefs if they win tomorrow. That game is guaranteed to be on Sunday I'd imagine.
I also think the Steelers are still in Pittsburgh and are practicing / having walk-throughs whilst the Bills players and staff members need to stay at home? Not sure though.
Bills fans clearing the pitch
Hmm, apparently NFL is looking to dump NFL media and is in advanced negotiations acquiring an equity stake with ESPN. Lotta potential ramifications with such a deal and can't think of too many positives for fans.
https://theathletic.com/5199825/2024/01/13/nfl-espn-equity-stake-redzone-network/
https://theathletic.com/5199825/2024/01/13/nfl-espn-equity-stake-redzone-network/
Would love Packers to win this but can't see it, and can see it because our kicker and ST aren't great at all
Reynolds: “why don’t you like the Cowboys?”
Suh: “they cheat”
Suh: “they cheat”
Reynolds: “why don’t you like the Cowboys?”
Suh: “they cheat”
If the Cowboys manage to lose today McCarthy has to go.
Easy call there
Great decision from the Packers to receive the ball first. Set the tone early with your offense and make them keep up.
Pretty sweet first drive.
Great drive and start
Game needed that. Will be interesting to see Dallas’ response now
I thought gambling ads in Ireland and the UK were bad. Jesus, America...
Tone was kickstarted by a stupid Dallas penalty that negated a 2nd down loss and 3rd and long situation. Very next play someone missed their cover assignment allowing Doubs to get wide open at midfield. That gave Green Bay more confidence to drive.