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NFL-OT 2019 | Week 4 | Tanks for all the Fish
- Thread starter Himynameischris
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Saints vs Pats super bowl. Pats win but we later found out they did something to Kamara's shoes.
Why do people keep wanting him to play quarterback?
Is it because he is white?
I expect to see both of these teams in the NFC Championship game. It should be a more even game with Brees back too. I don't think their season is over, even after they take this L to the Cowboys.
No?
It's because the dude plays the QB position like a damn linebacker. He has 4.4 speed despite being as big as he is. The guy is a physical monster.
And that is entertaining as hell to watch.
And Saints end up losing because the Cowboys challenge a PI that wasnt called originally.
It will go down in history as the Irony Bowl
There's some of that unfortunately. It's also because he played better in preseason. He played against second and third stringers though.
I can't wait for First Take to see how Stephen A tries to find the words to talk about how Haskins is still better than Daniel Jones
I'm not sure why any team would want that type of player running an offense.
Do any of you all know of any good videos that goes over the basics of communication among NFL teams during games? I've always wondered, who is talking to who. Do they have something to switch frequencies between the different coaches? Do they just talk and everyone hears?
I'm genuinely curious here too.
I'm genuinely curious here too.
They probably wouldn't. But that's not what your question was. You asked why people wanna see him play. Not why teams would want him to play.
People wanna see him play because he is entertaining.
Jones still hasn't played anything remotely resembling a good defense.
Honestly the NFL need to sit down with the refs. I cannot remember a season with this much bad officiating since the replacement refs debacle. There is just way too many flags and way too many bad calls.
We were up like 66% in week two; what are we at now, gotta be 75% by this week.
I didn't see Teddy's int but from what I've seen of him this season, he seems to be pretty smart with the ball and makes it through more reads than most dudes.
The interception wasn't on him. Ginn bobbled the ball into the air and the DB made a great catch. So it's more on Ginn than Teddy.
Being a Broncos fan is pain. It's just the way it is for us apparently.
