2023 NFL season discussion

[102SS]

Originally Posted by PoorMansCamaro

Tua made the pro bowl. First dolphins QB since Dan Marino. And he came in first. Which was surprising to me.

Its great that Tua Lamont and Mahomee will have no reason to turn down their invites this year

[PoorMansCamaro]

Originally Posted by 102SS

It was the JA17 Fin ownership stats that inspired me to post the article

I suppose 10-1 or whatever it is, is a little impressive. The dolphins have been mediocre to bad for most of that. With the current regime he is 2-1. 3-1 if you want to count the playoffs with skylar at qb.

He does seem to play better against Miami. Too bad he cant play like that all the time lol

[102SS]

Well no need to play the game....just give it to the Bills

I just simmed it on Madden and the Bills won 22-20

Tyler Bass FG as time expired

So bet the under at 48.5

[NjaTrtl]

Originally Posted by 102SS

Its great that Tua Lamont and Mahomee will have no reason to turn down their invites this year

[PoorMansCamaro]

It was looking rough out there. Phew lol

[102SS]

It looks like more than 1/2 of Hard Rock's seats will be filled with Bills Mafia.

Always repping on the road as usual

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/202...ns-nfl-week-18

According to Vivid Seats and its fan forecast, better than half the tickets being sold are going to fans of the Buffalo Bills. According to Vivid Seats, there is a 52% to 48% ratio in favor of Bills fans. The Miami Dolphins’ home turf, Hard Rock Stadium, has a seating capacity of 64,767 — which, if the ratio holds, would equate to around 33,679 Bills fans.

[mickss]

Originally Posted by 102SS

It looks like more than 1/2 of Hard Rock's seats will be filled with Bills Mafia.

Always repping on the road as usual

https://www.buffalorumblings.com/202...ns-nfl-week-18

According to Vivid Seats and its fan forecast, better than half the tickets being sold are going to fans of the Buffalo Bills. According to Vivid Seats, there is a 52% to 48% ratio in favor of Bills fans. The Miami Dolphins’ home turf, Hard Rock Stadium, has a seating capacity of 64,767 — which, if the ratio holds, would equate to around 33,679 Bills fans.

It wouldn`t be the first time that the Bills Mafia overtook an opponent stadium, Hell even international borders don`t slow them down (London) https://www.google.com/search?sca_es...h=684&dpr=1.25

[FarmerFran]

Watching the Texans at Colts, no horse in the race (see what I did there)... but

Is horse tackle a no call on RB? not only did he horse tackle he pretty much threw him

EDIT, right after the commercial they touched on it. NFL sucks any more with the officiating getting progressively worse.

[102SS]

Originally Posted by FarmerFran

Watching the Texans at Colts, no horse in the race (see what I did there)... but

Is horse tackle a no call on RB? not only did he horse tackle he pretty much threw him

EDIT, right after the commercial they touched on it. NFL sucks any more with the officiating getting progressively worse.

I was watching the Steelers at Ravens game and it looked like the Refs were letting them play.

On the first Pitt TD by Harris the DT was pulled to the ground chest first to open the hole a flagrant hold at the point of attack

Ravens next possession deep in their own end LT has DE by shoulder pad neck opening while he is running toward the QB its a sack without the hold.

No call.

So who knows what they were told by the league office.

Last Tuesday on the Pat MCafee show Pat talked about speaking with the White Hat(head ref) before the Mich vs Bama game.

He mentioned what a great guy he was and that the Ref said in a pre game meeting with his crew that he told them to be invisible

and I quote:

"We are here as observers of this game and not to be the focus only throw flags on flagrant fouls or on player safety"

Basically let them play

[102SS]

I didn't see much of the Texans game as the Leafs were busy trying to get a 3 game sweep of their annual California road trip.(Success)

I swear the Leaf Nation travels as well as Bills Mafia more than 1/2 the fans were in Blue and White for all three games which started Wed/Thur with a back to back.

[PoorMansCamaro]

With the titans win over the Jags, the Jags have been eliminated from the playoffs. This also means the Bills are in, no matter what.

Dolphins win, they will play Buffalo at home, again. Dolphins lose, they go to KC. Buffalo would then host the Steelers with a win

[PoorMansCamaro]

Oh, and a tie would mean Miami hosts the Steelers. Let’s go tie!

[tartagliazl1]

Division goes to the Bills. What a game. So many injuries on both sides. To be honest i didn’t want the Bills to go back to Miami with a healthy waddle and mostart. Go Bills

[PoorMansCamaro]

Welp, off to KC to watch Tua melt in another big game. I’ve now seen the light. He’s a good/great qb in games that don’t matter with little pressure. He fold like a broken lawn chair on a breezy day in big games. I fully expect a loss next week at KC. I hope Miami doesn’t pay Tua more than 40mil a year. Better be less than that. And start drafting qb’s and hopefully hit on one.