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Incorrect. Replay shows that the official ANNOUNCED 70 was reporting NOT 68. Thats why 70 was COVERED and 68 was ignored. You have to let the other team know via PA announcement that a person is eligible. DO you really think Dallas wouldve not covered 68 if he they thought he was eligible. BTW the tripping call on the previous Dallas series ALLOWED Detroit to have that drive. It was called on Dallas and NOT Detroit as replay clearly showed it should have been. So its all moot.

 

Awesome for Texans!!!

 

Stats.

 

And there’s your reason for making the playoffs…rookie QB powers below avg team pre-season to greatness. Likely ROTY.
QB matters even in a team sport. No other position is worth as many pts per game.

C.J. Stroud, Texans hang on to beat Colts, clinch playoff berth

 

brutal way to end your season but the Colts did that to themselves

congrats to the Texans

both Texas NFL teams are good this year, sign the end is near?

 

Dallas is a different story.. anything less than a Super Bowl victory is still a failure for them.. Jerry had said that he wants one more before his years run out…

 

Their new coach from the 49ers is a big part too

 

which is funny because for almost the entire time he’s owned the cowboys they’ve been a .500 team

 

Meddling owner who was nothing on the field w/o the brilliant coach. But his biz sense is exceptional.

 

top tier commercially. up there with Scuderia Ferrari and Man Utd in that respect

even more impressive when selling a "meh" product.

 

Crooked betting is a redundancy.

 

Like Minnesota last season - won ALL the one-score games.

I still think Dallas screwed up by not going after Derrick Henry before the trade deadline,
they still don't have a decent ground game.

 

When do you think people will realize a 'thousand yard Rusher or Receiver' means little anymore?
That's just 59 yards a game over 17 games...

It meant something in 12 and maybe 14 game seasons, but not anymore.

12 game season - 84 yards a game,
14 game - 72 yards
16 - 63 yards

2022 17 game season had 30 2,000+ yard passers, one was 5,000, eight were 4,000+, 16 1,000 yard runners, 22 1,000 yard receivers,

2019 16 game season: 29 2,000 yard passers - broken down:, one was 5,000, ten had 4,000, 14 3,000, 4 had 2,000+,
16 1,000 runners, 29 1,000 yard receivers

1976 14 game season - one 3,000 yard passer, eleven 2,000 yard passers, twelve 1,000 runners, THREE 1,000 yard receivers

1972 12 game season - ten 2,000 yard passers, ten 1,000 yard runners, TWO 1,000 yard receivers!

 

“The Prince” - didnt earn the nickname or the early praise. Played poorly again, season over for Jags and Trevor.

Arthur Smith cursing out Dennis Allen….how about drafting a franchise QB instead of luxury O weapon picks years in a row…the RB and the TE but you had no QB. And, do your job as the HC and stop the Saints.

 

Back when they first went to 16-game seasons, I suggested that the new benchmark should be 1200 yards, not 1000.

 

It's 17 games, it should be 1500 now, that's only 89 a game.

Hell *I* could get 59 a game today.... well, not really, but you know what I mean...

 

Miami vs. KC will be streaming only?! **** that!

 

Yeah, I wondered that too, he throws pics, but he REALLY commits stupid fumbles,
but wht I don't like is his demeanor after turning the ball over, his body language is
like it's 'no big deal', and he does it again, over and over and over - and he has a
GREAT receiving corp - Ridley, Kirk, Jones, Engram, Etienne.
It just seems like that whole group is not on the 'same page'.... and it's EVERY game.

 

I already complained about that on the NFL Facebook page.

 

I saw that too, I'm scared the whole league is going to divy up like that,
Prime has half their games streaming-only on Thursday night (and half are also on OTA TV),
but I think it's STUPID to have ANY playoff game 'streaming-only'....

BUT, it's KC, they suck anyway, this year. (and again, I LIKE KC)

 

I remember when local blackouts were in effect. Sometimes the owners or local benefactors would buy up the remaining seats so that the blackout would be lifted. That happened frequently when the Dolphins played in the Orange Bowl.

 

And Arthur Smith fired, as he should have been years ago.

 

The local tv station would frequently buy the unsold tickets because the advertising revenue from the broadcast was greater than the cost of the tickets,

 

Just wait until live gambling is allowed. Nobody will care about the game anymore.


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Anyone remember the '64 Phillies?