Yeah, probably.O Really wrote: Fri Oct 30, 2020 6:53 pmI think they got the payments/appearance issue straightened out, with no (provable) wrongdoing on Favre's part.
Yeah, definitely.But he's still slimy and stinky, not to mention box-of-rocks stupid for the Trump remark.
Don't forget the sexting his junk scandal in New York.Vrede too wrote: Fri Oct 30, 2020 7:11 pmYeah, probably.O Really wrote: Fri Oct 30, 2020 6:53 pmI think they got the payments/appearance issue straightened out, with no (provable) wrongdoing on Favre's part.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/06/us/B ... money.htmlYeah, definitely.But he's still slimy and stinky, not to mention box-of-rocks stupid for the Trump remark.
Ouch. Is it worse when you watch the whole game . . . and still lose?
They repeated it just before kickoff!Vrede too wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2020 12:01 am... announcer with mixed mirth and resignation while noting next week's games: "Somebody's going to win the NFC East this year."
Vrede too wrote: Sun Nov 01, 2020 8:24 pmOuch. Is it worse when you watch the whole game . . . and still lose?
YES
Poor Cam. I told him the Pats were a bad idea.
Bengals?
Seahawks!
The NFC South is shaping up to be a contest between old GOATs, Brady and Brees.They repeated it just before kickoff!Vrede too wrote: Mon Oct 26, 2020 12:01 am... announcer with mixed mirth and resignation while noting next week's games: "Somebody's going to win the NFC East this year."
Cowboys - Eagles winner will lead the NFC East with 3 wins in 8 games.
Washington is and may remain in NFC East 2nd . . . at 2-5.
Well, somebody eventually had to lose it. Limp Iggles, limp.
6 of the NFC East's 8 total wins have been vs other NFC East teams.O Really wrote: Sun Nov 01, 2020 11:41 pmWell, somebody eventually had to lose it. Limp Iggles, limp.
Halftime: Giants 14, Brady 6. :wtf:
Panthers, on TV here, just short vs KC.O Really wrote: Sun Nov 08, 2020 3:29 pm So it's snowing hard all day and we don't get Seahawks here - which as it turns out may not be bad.
Ouch.
They give us Denver and Atlanta, so we go OK, we can pretend to be Denver fans for a day.
TV here, too.
Bad choice.
Agreed.
Then we get Steelers/Cowboys
TV here, too. Go Steelers!
and Raiders/LA Traitors. Maybe we'll root for Raiders.
LV Traitors/LA Traitors.
Or turn on the Nascar race and take a nap.
Don't they call us "snowbirds" because we *avoid* days like this?
Mahomes motioning for empty stadium crowd noise is 2020 sad. That was a strange end to the first half.
Stacey Abrams could play for Dallas and I would still root against them, especially with the 2020 TX and PA votes. However, I like Dak, too, and didn't cheer his ugly injury.O Really wrote: Sun Nov 08, 2020 6:05 pmI like the Stillers OK, but you have to root for the Dallas QB. First NFL start after 5 or so years sitting on various benches, practice squads, and AAF pretend league. And he's doing really well to take advantage of his opportunity.
1st game QBs are 0-8 vs the Steelers, though I'm not sure how unique that is. One would expect 1st game QBs to most often lose, especially against historically decent or better teams.O Really wrote: Sun Nov 08, 2020 8:53 pmWin-win-win for all, I guess. Stillers still undefeated, Cowboys (and Jerry Jone) lost, and Gilbert still gets credit for a career-breakout game. The good week continues.
The ragtag group of large guys formerly known as "Redskins" might need to reconsider their current name if they stay as awful as they are.Vrede too wrote: Sun Nov 08, 2020 9:06 pm
Plus, Philadelphia leads the NFC East at 3-4-1, and the New York Giants are not in the solo cellar thanks to their "triumph" over DC today.
O Really wrote: Sun Nov 08, 2020 9:51 pmThe ragtag group of large guys formerly known as "Redskins" might need to reconsider their current name if they stay as awful as they are.
