2018 NFL Week 9

Thanks to the idiot Chargers kicker who left 5 points on the table, we almost had another round of Russell Wilson magic at the end. With the Rams coming up next week and staring at 4-5, hopefully Pete's plantation is done for good after their little resurgence which included beating some truly lousy teams.
 
Malcontent CB Peters got burned on a long TD to put the game away for the Saints. It's too bad the Rams defense went all out on brining in every has been and never was to give the perception of being an elite defense. Donald is a great DL - you would think Suh would benefit from that but it's obvious his best days are behind him.
 
Selfish Saints negro takes a penalty for using a prop in his TD celebration. Not the right time or game for that pointless stunt. Of course, head cuck Sean Payton does nothing. Rams get great field position.
 
icsept said:
Selfish Saints negro takes a penalty for using a prop in his TD celebration. Not the right time or game for that pointless stunt. Of course, head cuck Sean Payton does nothing. Rams get great field position.
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A Whole lot of TNB.
 
Vance Joseph needs to follow in the footsteps of Clueless Hue.
 
Ah, Packers vs. Patriots, the white-friendly Super Bowl that almost was. Now it's just two middle-of-the-road Caste teams meeting on Sunday night.

Really sad to see how both of those teams have darkened up.
 
They finally put John Simon in the game and he makes a nice run stuff off the edge. They then pull him out and replace him with affletic Adrian Clayborn, who immediately gets flagged for a neutral zone infraction.... Good job Pats.
 
The new Aaron Rodgers State Farm ads must greatly appeal to his leftist, SJW nature. The white guy who’s his football agent is an obvious d-bag, insecure, and a bumbling idiot. The black guy who’s his State Farm agent is polite, respectful, likable, calm and collected.

Thank goodness he can count on that black guy to help protect his home, cars, and all other valuable things.
 
La France Blanche said:
Ah, Packers vs. Patriots, the white-friendly Super Bowl that almost was. Now it's just two middle-of-the-road Caste teams meeting on Sunday night.

Really sad to see how both of those teams have darkened up.
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Tbf the Packers actually look pretty good on D with starters Martinez, Matthews, and Lowry. Throw in Kyler Fackrell as a rotational pass-rusher and newly promoted Tyler Lancaster (who already recorded his first tackle tonight) and you got probably the most white friendly defense in the NFL.
 
I want to see the Packers get a white DB it's been years maybe since the Favre era since they have played onr
 
It really burns me to see Corduroy Patterson getting quality touches as a RB because Burkhead is regularly injured.
 
Flint said:
It really burns me to see Corduroy Patterson getting quality touches as a RB because Burkhead is regularly injured.
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Any word on his return? Uncle Cris and Rabbi Mike do not even acknowledge him as returning. Typical caste treatment against a white skill players.
 
Gronkowski out too? He misses a lot of time.
 
Westside said:
Any word on his return? Uncle Cris and Rabbi Mike do not even acknowledge him as returning. Typical caste treatment against a white skill players.
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Every week this is brought up about Rex and every week the answer is the same. A player must be on IR a minimum of 8 weeks before he can return. Rex is still a few weeks away from being eligible to return, if the Patriots decide to bring him off of IR.
 
Brady with zero TD passes the past two games. I always stock up on White Patriots players on my fantasy teams, and Brady, Hogan and Gronk are close to worthless right now, with only Edelman retaining some PPR value.
 
Edelman is so damned good at everything. That offense runs through him and Gronk.
 
Obligatory camera shot of Blake Martinez who had nothing to do with that long TD play. It was the Packers black DB who missed the tackle.
 
Brady finally with a TD pass but of course it goes to Gordon. And then Martinez, who semi-miraculously returned from what looked like a serious ankle injury and who had nothing to do with the play, is singled out as the White villain for the TV audience.

Hogan without a single catch so far. . .
 
A bummer that Thielen didn't break the record for straight 100 yard games. If any of you saw the game fill me in. Was he doubled all day? Why so mediocre of a day? Or, is it what I think it was?...not allowed to happen...
 
BeyondFedUp said:
A bummer that Thielen didn't break the record for straight 100 yard games. If any of you saw the game fill me in. Was he doubled all day? Why so mediocre of a day? Or, is it what I think it was?...not allowed to happen...
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He was doubled a lot, but that's not unusual. The Vikings ran the ball more than usual - running 23 times and 22 pass attempts (pretty low). The overrated Dalvin Cook returned and the Vikings often went with a two back backfield (Cook and Murray) something they haven't done all year. Seems like they wanted to get Cook going without hurting Murray's feelings. The Lions also posed no threat to ever taking the lead.
 
Some jerk on the Dolphins defense quit during the game. That's another trait of blacks - they're quitters.
 
The Rams-Saints had more high-quality entertainment than all the other games put together yesterday. Even the rare Brady-Rodgers matchup lacked much excitement.

With the Steelers' defeat of the Ravens, it looks like John Harbaugh is on his last legs as the head coach in Baltimore. The Ravens are now 4-5 with an upcoming schedule that includes road games at KC, Atlanta and the LA Chargers. If they miss the playoffs, which seems highly likely, it will be the fourth straight year and fifth out of the last six. If the playoffs become out of reach, not just Harbaugh will be jettisoned; Joe Flacco likely will be benched for Lamar Jackson, who is being worked into the game plan a little bit more each game now.
 
Don Wassall said:
The Rams-Saints had more high-quality entertainment than all the other games put together yesterday. Even the rare Brady-Rodgers matchup lacked much excitement.

With the Steelers' defeat of the Ravens, it looks like John Harbaugh is on his last legs as the head coach in Baltimore. The Ravens are now 4-5 with an upcoming schedule that includes road games at KC, Atlanta and the LA Chargers. If they miss the playoffs, which seems highly likely, it will be the fourth straight year and fifth out of the last six. If the playoffs become out of reach, not just Harbaugh will be jettisoned; Joe Flacco likely will be benched for Lamar Jackson, who is being worked into the game plan a little bit more each game now.
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Good points. I still believe Harbaugh is one of the better coaches in the league and Flacco still one of the most talented QBs. It seems that this League will always blame the White coach and White QBs (even if they are SB Champs) and nary a real critique of the 70 plus percent poor play and "locker room culture" of the rest of the League's upsiders. I know the Ravens record ain't great and the game is all about Ws and Ls, but Black attitudes go a long way in how successful ANY given team is capable of being.
 
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