Dynasty

Being the number one seed in your conference, with an MVP-caliber quarterback... and you could only score a TD and a FG? Some things never change... like the Packers in the playoffs.

This year has been a success for Cincy regardless of what happens next. Weren't they projected to be last place in the AFC North this past offseason?

Sugar Land Daft Cowboys.

That has Brandoise written all over it.

16 hours ago, Dynasty said:

Looking at the scorebug on CBS for the NE-BUF Wild Card game, the logos look smaller than usual. I feel like I've seen this happen with FOX's scorebug a few times as well.

And they're doing it again with PHI-TB!

Looking at the scorebug on CBS for the NE-BUF Wild Card game, the logos look smaller than usual. I feel like I've seen this happen with FOX's scorebug a few times as well.

So when did they change the title of "Wild Card Weekend" to "Super Wild Card Weekend?"

Ja Morant is beyond amazing.

That's all.

12 minutes ago, Cujo said:

Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeease let this be how Big Ben is retired from the league

Nope, he gets to be demolished by the Chiefs in Kansas City. Fingers crossed it mimics the way Marino went out.

Miami sweeps New England for the first time since... I dunno, before Tom Brady? I'd be happier if it meant a playoff birth, but at least they now have had two consecutive winning seasons since 2002-2003?

Congrats on the division again, Buffalo.

It's hard to believe that place is only 30 years old. It feels like an all-time classic, arguably in the same class as Wrigley and Fenway.

That W that was shown transitioning might be their new logo, but I can't make anything of it. I do remember them saying the name will be something that ties into D.C.. Given the three stars on the back, I'm guessing it will be something American/Militaristic/Patriotic, though that leaves me to believe it will be one of those names from their "list".

I hope they aren't the Commanders, Defenders, or Armada.

Pittsburgh is gonna continue the streak of not finishing last in their division, all because of the Browns' incompetence and Baker Mayfield.

The flexing for KC-DEN doesn't make much sense. The Broncos are already out of the playoff picture, so are they really hosting a primetime game just for Kansas City?

I don't think there will be any other team I'd be rooting hard for in the playoffs than the Bengals (maybe Buffalo, but only if they make the Super Bowl). I'm happy for the city of Cincinnati having a contender again, especially considering that the Reds are more about money than winning.

After a 1-7 start, Miami is 8-7. I can't believe they're currently in a playoff spot; no way I would've thought of that at the end of Week 8. I don't think they win out, but it's nice to see them in the mix at the end of the season.

I know there are many that say the AFC is a "crapshoot" and "no one is really dominant," but I love how tight it is.

Mayfield might be the one thing holding the Browns back. They have a great team, just not a great QB.

The only instance Minnesota used gold correctly was in their All-Star Game logo. At the time I thought there was promise for it, but the Twins have yet to execute it into their scheme properly. It leaves me in question about its place within their identity.

I don't know if the Bucs are just allergic to SNF or the Saints know every detail about Tampa. Two straight sweeps for New Orleans... holy hell.

If the Colts didn't start the season off so poorly, they would be in the mix for the number one seed in the AFC.

They're better than their record.

40 minutes ago, tBBP said:

 

 

The clownshow continues....

 

...And you know it's beyond bad when your #1 draft pick in a roundabout way called you out in front of the media for a decision the coach who drafted him made--and then stayed ducking from the whole rest of the week.

 

All of which is to say: it could be worse, bears fans...you could have Luigi Mario as an owner

 

I don't understand why Meyer was sought after. Yeah, he has had a great career in college, but he's never been on the pro level and there were easily more qualified coaches out there that they could've went with. I knew this wasn't going to work out, everyone knew this wasn't going to work out.

Teams aren't beating the Bengals, the Bengals are losing games themselves.

I consider the term "bust" with the team's pick more than the player themselves. Sure, they can be talented and injuries do happen, but for the Pelicans case, he hasn't given them the production that a number one overall pick should and that's why I'd consider it a bust pick for New Orleans. It's still a little early to declare the guy a bust as a player because he can turn things around, whether it's for another team or (doubtfully) New Orleans.

For being a number one overall pick, he hasn't yet lived up to the hype. Is it too early to call him a bust?