But haven't you heard? It keeps him grounded!
NFL 2024 | Let's Football
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Jamie (@Vault Dweller) review both the Everton and Bodø/Glimt victories at Old Trafford. Listen to the guys discuss 2 wins and 7 goals in the last week, analyse of the Amorim formation, focus on Amad and how he is playing, and also take a look at Hojlund, Rashford & Zirkzee – who starts v Arsenal?
Now after Lamar got sacked the refs threw a ridiculous flag and then decided it wasn't a flag. Ravens had no timeouts but clock got stopped. So poor
Yeah I saw that story, ridiculous.But haven't you heard? It keeps him grounded!
Tucker is never gonna make another kick, is he?
Does anyone want to win the NFC South???
If the Panthers win this they're only two games behind Atlanta. What a shitshow division. Eight wins may be enough.
If the Panthers win this they're only two games behind Atlanta. What a shitshow division. Eight wins may be enough.
Think there is a real possibility tucker gets cut this week
The Broncos already won it.
Carr wanted about 4 hours to throw that ball
How embarrassing.
NFC south is hilarious. I feel like all these teams have been in the same position since the Bucs superbowl
Incredible win for the Eagles. What a performance on the road with a few injuries and a 9-0 deficit to start
The Bucs panthers game is crazy 
Should have shut the Ravens out in the 2nd half too. Picking up the flag on the Lamar run whilst Milton Williams was having the shirt pulled off his back was bizarre.
These Bills fans don't play. A lot of them will be missing a few fingers tomorrow.
Jags really shoulda made him get carted off too.
What a play! Allen pass to Coop. Gets it back from Cooper and runs it for a TD. Josh Allen is one heck of a player.
People are comparing the hit by that piece of shit Al-shaair on Lawrence to this hit on Trent Green by Gaethers. Note - no flag.
While watching it yesterday, as someone who is a bit new to NFL, was wondering will we see a kicker that gonna change that position, both in production and being top paid. Dunno whats humanly possible but if you had someone that can score from half line (like its nothing) and further back, that shit would be OP as shit.
I was wrong about the packers, they are a really good team. Now hopefully they can do some madness on Thursday night
Well things are evolving every decade with kicking and Tucker is probably the best to ever do it. Believe me this guy has taken NFL kicking to a new level and it's difficult to explain how automatic this guy was for about a decade
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...al-accuracy-while-sitting-on-injured-reserve/
Butker is now statistically the most accurate kicker in NFL history because of Tucker and Pineiro's recent feck ups.
Oh i trust you just if/when that moment comes, think its a wrap, like having Steph in NBA, having 3pts blanket in 90% of offensive possession would break a game.
What the feck is this viewing experience, is it always like this outside redzone lul, team punts, they start commercials, commercials finishes and you see CB is on 3rd for 3 the hell.
Quality
LETS FECKING GOOOOOOOO
Regardless of the result tonight, Colts Vs Broncos will still be the biggest game of the NFL season so far. If the Broncos win then essentially the AFC playoff spots will be wrapped up. Lose that game and it's squeaky bum time for Denver who have to play the Chargers, Chiefs and Bengals whilst the Colts will have to make up one win on the Broncos from their remaining Giants, Titans and Jags fixtures.
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Holy moly
Winston laying near 500 yards on the Broncos D but als gifting them two TDs, can't get much closer to the peak Jameis experience. No one threw for more than 280 yards against the Broncos so far this season either
Already looking forward to TNF, what a game that could/should be
Already looking forward to TNF, what a game that could/should be
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Also, Jerry Jeudy comfortably leads the friggin league in receiving yards since Week 8 (which is when Jameis took over as the Browns starter). And that's despite having had a bye in Week 10.
Protect Jameis at all costs.
Protect Jameis at all costs.
Beautiful throw.
Just seen the highlights of last night's game looked a great game and Bo Nix should be rookie of the year for certain. He looks like he had been playing in NFL for years.
It’s got to be between him and Jayden Daniels who has also looked fantastic tbf. I’m obviously biased but I’d give Nix the edge after a slow start, since week 4 he’s been performing seriously well, but either would be worthy winners.
Should be Bowers. On course not only to smash the rookie TE receptions record, but THE rookie receptions record and perhaps the TE receptions record overall as well. And he's the only offensive rookie who has a case to be the best player overall in the league at his position. I know that's easier at TE than QB, but still should be taken into account.
Nix and Daniels have been very good, not great imo. Not on the level of CJ Stroud last year who won OROY in front of Nacua (rookie receptions and rookie receiving records) and... Sam LaPorta with a much less impressive season than what Bowers is doing right now. If you're not giving it to Bowers this season, a TE is never winning the award again unless we see a 150 - 1.500 - 10 season in the future.
Still 5 games to play so it's up for grabs, but a 119 - 1.250 - 6 statline (based on his current averages) from a rookie TE is unheard of.
Nix and Daniels have been very good, not great imo. Not on the level of CJ Stroud last year who won OROY in front of Nacua (rookie receptions and rookie receiving records) and... Sam LaPorta with a much less impressive season than what Bowers is doing right now. If you're not giving it to Bowers this season, a TE is never winning the award again unless we see a 150 - 1.500 - 10 season in the future.
Still 5 games to play so it's up for grabs, but a 119 - 1.250 - 6 statline (based on his current averages) from a rookie TE is unheard of.
Agree with you. It should be Bowers.
In theory the best place for Darnold is Minneapolis but I wonder what is the next best place? Which team can provide him similar infrastructure and need a QB?
That’s a very good case tbf.
I wouldn't say it's unheard of (other than the stupid number of catches from receivers these days)
An argument in favor of my case to be honest, since Ditka was the last TE to win OROY all the way back in 1961I wouldn't say it's unheard of (other than the stupid number of catches from receivers these days)