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You'd be hard pressed to find a team that can lose quite like Detroit.

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If you decide not to count the Bills game, I'll understand.

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24 minutes ago, LA Fakers+ LA Snippers said:

As ussual, Mike McCarthy "McCarthys" the game away.

Take a 35 yard field goal to take the lead? Nah. But go for it on 4th down knowing if you miss, you give one of the clutchest players ever a chance? Sure, why not?

Well of course. Have to make Tweedledee and Tweedledum be the smartest people in the room.

I still hate Aaron Rodgers. That is all.

33 minutes ago, oldschoolvikings said:

I root for the stupid Cowboys maybe once a decade.   
 

 

Thanks a lot, idiots. 

No thanks are neccessary.

I've been licking my chops about the game Dallas has today against Green Bay. A golden opportunity.

Which means, of course; I'll pay for my arrogance.

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Rodgers is playing terrible football?

I can only say one word.

Good.

Philadelphia saw what Tampa did in the World Series in 2020, and decided to copy their homework.

44 minutes ago, DCarp1231 said:

Ty Gibbs wins the Xfinity Championship

 

Noah Gragson came in second. In his post race interview, he reiterated that if he had gotten close enough (which he was giving his all for) he would’ve “gotten that POS”. Gragson did however personally congratulate the 54 team, minus Ty Gibbs.

I wouldn't have a problem with him winning if he didn't stab his teammate in the back last weekend for literally no reason.

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I think NASCAR is going to make this an unwritten rule, but handle it like they did with Jeff Gordon in the All-Star race in 1997.

Basically, going up to them and saying, "Don't do it again, and we won't do anything, okay?"

3 hours ago, DCarp1231 said:

Why exactly do the Cowboys keep dicking around with Zeke being RB1? Pollard is very clearly the head back and it’s not even close.

Because Jerry is an idiot and paid him all that money.

1 hour ago, TrueYankee26 said:

Ty Gibbs won at Martinsville but needed to hit Brandon Jones, his teammate to do so. 

 

This wasn't a Dale Earnhardt Sr. situation (ala "rattling his cage"). He straight up drop kicked him going into Turn 1. A chump move, and  he showed what little respect he had.  Maybe he was passive-aggressive and did it to Jones because he's leaving JGR next year. Although, Gibbs might probably be doing the exact same thing (just going to Cup), so what did that really do other than unite the vast majority of NASCAR fans against him.

If I'm Gibbs I'm watching my back next weekend because there's someone out there who has nothing to lose, and may have a score to settle. Instead of having the two of them, united for a shot at the championship; he decided to selfishly stab him in the back. This win wasn't going to magically make Ty have the points lead or anything. The kid needs to learn to respect his competitors; otherwise someone's going take the silver spoon out of his mouth and teach him the hard way.

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Dallas played like [censored] the first half; maybe it was just rust from Dak, who hadn't played in weeks. But yeah, they can't do that again.

Houston's going to get past New York, just to lose to San Diego in 6

lol, I was TERRIBLE.

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Bubba spins the Wheel of Discipline and it lands on one week. He'll miss the race this Sunday at Homestead.

31 minutes ago, TrueYankee26 said:

So Cooper Rush will not make Dak the new Bledsoe any time soon eh. Eagles showing why

They paid Dak all this money, of course it's still "his team", anyone that says otherwise is delusional. Rush performed well (outside of the last two weeks), so they didn't need to rush Dak back. They still don't (and shouldn't), until after the Bye Week.

Cooper answered the call, and went out and played to the best of his ability.  At the end of the day, he's an undrafted rookie (who has been in the NFL for a few years) from a mid major conference [CMU]. The defense was probably, mostly responsible for his success, but he did contribute. Detroit and Chicago are still winnable games, if they can get to the bye with only two losses; when the season looked DOA, they may be able to cobble something together to play postseason games.

Whatever the result; Tweedledee and Tweedledum need to be fired. (That's McCarthy and Moore, btw.)

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So, Bubba puts himself into the wall, trying to hard charge his way past Larson, and then maliciously; at race speed, hook him into the wall. Taking out both, and Bell to boot. Then, he starts shoving him around. Yes, Larson threw a block, and it wasn't like he pinched him into the wall, Bubba did that himself. And the cherry on top, after shoving around Kyle, he does the same thing to an innocent safety worker. Yes, he was boiling mad, but c'mon here. The worker was simply just following protocol, he didn't deserve to get shoved around. Bubba needs to learn that your actions have consequences. And from what I've seen, no one seems to be coming to his aid, or defending him.

He has to get suspended, maybe not for the rest of the season, but definitely one week. His actions on track were inexcusable, his actions after the wreck were just as well.

Yesterday, quite frankly, made me feel very upset. I can't stand Jr's team; a sloppy pit stop, and a fluke win are going to prevent AJ from competing for the title. (It's actually, really, only Gragson that I can't stand.)

If Gragson or Allgaier had won, this wouldn't be that much of an issue, but the fact Berry won annoys me to no end. AJ doesn't have this issue, he might have run away with it.

There's still time, but they're behind the right ball; and being in this situation can make it extremely easy to let the situation get out of hand and snowball. They were so intent on a fast pit stop, they neglected to make sure all the tires were secured. AJ has had a solid pit crew, but a simple mental mistake is going to cost them dearly.

Of course, he can easily win either of the next two weeks; rendering all this whining I did completely moot.

9 hours ago, DCarp1231 said:

I wonder what the chances would be for all four Jr Motorsports teams to be in the Xfinity championship race

I think he will have half of the four. Mostly because Gragson and Allgaier are much better, (and have more playoff experience) than Mayer or Berry.

Plus, there's guys like AJ (not biased, I swear) and Gibbs around to spoil the party.

My initial Championship 4 was Allmendinger, Gragson, Allgaier and Hemric, but with Hemric eliminated; I now penciled in Ty Gibbs.

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Seattle saw first-hand the masterpiece of choking Toronto did, and decided to copy their homework.