NFL 2022-23: How About A Lions vs. Jaguars Super Bowl?

[SonofSouthie]

I wasn’t going to be surprised by a Cincinnati win, but a butt whoopin I did not see coming.

I've got them hoisting the Lombardi. Been wrong before yada, yada

[bronconick]

That blocked Dallas PAT was going to miss anyway.

[state of hockey]

Maher misses again. Okay so this one was blocked, but it looks like it would have missed regardless. I think that’s 6 out of his last 7. Ouch.

[French Rage]

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[bronconick]

Kyle Shanahan vs. Mike McCarthy time management.

[MichVandal]

Kyle Shanahan vs. Mike McCarthy time management.

Thank God that didn't matter. Had Dallas done anything with the ball, that runner would have felt pretty bad. But the cowpokes didn't have much there.

[SonofSouthie]

DraftKings early lines:
Chiefs -3 (quickly moved to Chiefs -1.5)
Eagles -1.5

[French Rage]

Big Cock Brock

[MichVandal]

So the talking heads are driving me crazy over the cowpoke's loss- as they keep framing it as this massive disaster the world has never seen. One of the points is how long it's been since they've been in the championship- which they last won in 1995. They claimed it's the longest in the NFL.

As if the Commanders (1991), Lions (1991), and the Dolphins (1992) don't count. I'm not including the Browns, since their 1989 last time was taken by the Ravens, and the current Browns can only trace back to 1998.

Let alone the number of championships the D men have- which is considerably more than all of the above- especially the Lions since they've never been to the SB and they are one of the oldest franchises. The Browns/Ravens franchise has gone twice after they moved. The current Browns have another 20 seasons to match the Lions.

Sure, the Cowboys have had a long stretch of bad play, but it's not the worst by any real measure. The only way it's worse is when the ego of the owner is factored in.

[Kepler]

Sure, the Cowboys have had a long stretch of bad play, but it's not the worst by any real measure. The only way it's worse is when the ego of the owner is factored in.

It's also that the Cowboys are the most hated franchise in America after the Yankees.

[JF_Gophers]

My first thought was, why is anyone listening to the sports talking heads on tv? Stop ruining tv!

[Jimjamesak]

It's also that the Cowboys are the most hated franchise in America after the Yankees.

Honestly, the 49ers and the Cowboys have the two most annoying fanbases. There was no good outcome to yesterday’s game.

[bronconick]

So the talking heads are driving me crazy over the cowpoke's loss- as they keep framing it as this massive disaster the world has never seen. One of the points is how long it's been since they've been in the championship- which they last won in 1995. They claimed it's the longest in the NFL.

As if the Commanders (1991), Lions (1991), and the Dolphins (1992) don't count. I'm not including the Browns, since their 1989 last time was taken by the Ravens, and the current Browns can only trace back to 1998.

Let alone the number of championships the D men have- which is considerably more than all of the above- especially the Lions since they've never been to the SB and they are one of the oldest franchises. The Browns/Ravens franchise has gone twice after they moved. The current Browns have another 20 seasons to match the Lions.

Sure, the Cowboys have had a long stretch of bad play, but it's not the worst by any real measure. The only way it's worse is when the ego of the owner is factored in.

That's because the Lions are supposed to suck and the Cowboys are supposed to be good.

[Kepler]

Honestly, the 49ers and the Cowboys have the two most annoying fanbases. There was no good outcome to yesterday’s game.

But the 49ers fan base is about 1/1000th of the size.

[Jimjamesak]

But the 49ers fan base is about 1/1000th of the size.

Not around here.