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Give the Packers defense credit for being able to properly execute the RBQB defense. Keep them in the pocket and make them throw while generating enough pressure so that they have to. Works every time if you have the defensive personnel to do it.

Well RockyB, the under takes it for this game as predicted. Even with the last-minute garbage-time points the total was below the 49 over/under betting line. You could have made some $$. We won't have all of the necessary governmental garbage in place for betting here in Missouri for a month or...

I actually like watching special teams plays. In a game like this aside from tight ends, that's the only place you see any crackas. Funny thing, even though even on special teams they are grossly outnumbered, they always seem to make the plays.

Nice tackle on that kickoff by Nick Niemann. Oh the life of a WSTD.:mad:

My most sincere condolences. I always enjoyed WW's posts and banter. We lost a good one. Here's to him rejoicing with God in heaven.

Just more TNB from Hill. His first year with the Chiefs was marred with this sort of foolishness. I'd still take the banished and despised Andy Isabella in a footrace over this clown.

Fortunately where I live (0 blacks) and shop, etc. are very rural and outer-suburban so not a lot of the feral types. But go west towards KC and all bets are off. I CC a full-size 9mm with 17 in the mag, 1 in the hole at all times.

Alright, it's time for a bit of humor. Take a look at Skip Bayless' tweet here. The comments below are brutal:

Yeah, I usually get blasted when I dare bring up one of their untouchable "truths". One guy last year asked what short-armed tackles have ever been any good. I just listed about 20 hall of famers to answer his question. And let him know that they would now all be moved to guard or center.

Really nice in-depth writeup. I'll be rooting for the "BiLLLLs" to finally put that nickname away for good.

All of this dysfunction aside, from what I saw in preseason games alone Tyler Bagent is twice the QB that Williams is. Even the most inibriated Bears DWFs are starting to realize this.

I did comment on how great his protection looked despite having only T-rex armed linemen blocking for him.

I didn't make it through the end of the game, had to get up very early. BUT I recorded the end and can watch later. So glad the Bills won as the Ravens are among the worst caste teams imaginable. That and I have a dislike for supaman Lamar. I guess it's just that BQBDS that overwhelms me...

Lol! The first pass attempt by the Chiefs and the LG Suamateia is pushed back right into Mahomes. You'll see a lot of this.

I paid a fair amount of attention to this team during camp and the preseason and it's pretty much all on Mahomes and the defense. The offensive line is offensive. LG Kingley Suamateia is bad. He's a blown 2nd round pick and is one of the worst players that I've seen. Taylor on the RT side is...

Not a Browns fan here, but I'll be rooting HARD for washed-up statue Joe Flacco to torch opposing teams. Their QB room has been an insulting joke to thinking fans (Browns DWF's excepted of course) so Go Joe!

I wouldn't play in a thunderstorm either, but they wait until 20 minutes after the storm is long gone to consider restarting the game. Yawn. Of course Melissa Stark is still very attractive at the ripe old age of 52.

Yeah, one of my pet peeves in watching football. When my son was playing Junior All American football for the Rialto Panthers as an 8 year old he played DE on defense. His job was to move the tackle back and contain the edge. Especially with all of the revolutionary running supa afflete...

The Chiefs are taking a nosedive this year in terms of white players on the roster only fielding 16 this year which is more in line with the Fat Bastard average over the years. The 16 total is uncanny. 2018: 7 white starters, 16 on the roster 2019: 7/16 (no write ups in 2020 or 2021) 2022: 6/16...

Yes sir. And just to think that if he ever makes it to the NFL they will give him Joe Flacco's playbook.

I was going to put this in the Browns thread but it's far more cartoonish than footballish.

Nice write up. I haven't rooted for the Jets since Joe Namath was slinging the ball for them in the 1970's. Running the scout team is a good place for Brady Cook to learn. He showed flashes at Missouri and had a solid pre-season.

Yeah, Horn started the game and was hurt on the first series from what I gather. Not sure how serious the injury is, they haven't said.

I'll do the Chiefs of course. I'll try to pick up a couple/few more as I have time. Cheers!

Here's a clip of one of his touchdown runs. Got some wheels on him.