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2017 NFL Season Discussion - Now with 30% More Concussions!

Last posted Feb 09, 2018 at 03:35AM EST. Added Aug 22, 2017 at 12:14PM EDT
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It's that time of year again where we follow the game of foobaw for four months and potentially face the disappointment of watching your favorite team blow yet another season. Post memes, any fantasy league openings, stats, highlights, and any other discussion of 'murica's Game.

Last edited Aug 22, 2017 at 12:14PM EDT

chowzburgerz wrote:

Why oh why did Zeke Elliott have to be suspended?

Because whether or not he actually committed domestic violence, he made the League look bad and he should feel bad.

Pretty controversial opinion, but I have a pretty good feeling that the Browns defense are very close to becoming a defensive juggernaut. Myles Garrett will likely become the league's best edge rusher in a few years, Jamie Collins is probably the most athletic linebacker in the league, Jabrill Peppers could be slotted at a couple different positions and has showed the ability to stop running backs effectively.

If they can draft some good cornerback depth, they should be set. On the other side of the ball, however…

Mario94 wrote:

Because whether or not he actually committed domestic violence, he made the League look bad and he should feel bad.

Eyyy, a new football fan. We could use more fans around here.

BTW, did anyone watch UrinatingTree's Haters Guide to the 2017 NFL Season videos. He's pretty funny.

Knife 2.0 (リラックス) wrote:

I haven't watched NFL in a while, who is the worst team and who is the best?

Worst this year is definitely the Jets. They gutted their receiving corps and jettisoned any veteran on the offensive side. Then during training camp, they lost their top WR, Quincy Enunwa, to a season ending injury which means that Robby Anderson is going to be the top WR for the Jets. Yep. They'll likely win four games, though, because loljets.

Best this year is going to be the Patriots, they added tons of firepower to their already loaded receiving corps and bolstered their defensive side.

The Panthers better not choke like last year; I don't know what happened, but hopefully they learned their lesson. Also Jabrill Peppers going to the worst performing team two years in a row makes me nervous that his potential is going to waste. As for the Lions, if they only let Jake Rudock play during the main season, they really might have a chance to go far.

Adam DeLand wrote:

The Panthers better not choke like last year; I don't know what happened, but hopefully they learned their lesson. Also Jabrill Peppers going to the worst performing team two years in a row makes me nervous that his potential is going to waste. As for the Lions, if they only let Jake Rudock play during the main season, they really might have a chance to go far.

I don't think Rudock is better than Stafford. I could see him win the backup battle, but definitely not taking over the starting spot. Jabrill's in good company though, the Browns defense looks great so far.

Silent_Witness wrote:

I'd hoped that the move to a new city might provide something of a fresh start to my team of choice. But nope. The Chargers have wasted absolutely no time in doing what they do best- disappointing their fans.

Even worse that they're probably going to be playing second-fiddle to the Rams the entire time here in LA.

The Stig wrote:

Even worse that they're probably going to be playing second-fiddle to the Rams the entire time here in LA.

Oh yeah. I do not see one bit of Chargers merch anywhere in LA, all I see is Rams gear, and Rams fans.
Even LA is confused as why they're here.

The Bears offense looks pretty good with Trubisky. Hoping that he can start sometime this year. I'm also hoping that Kevin White can step up and show some production after the Cameron Meredith injury.

I've been really impressed by Travis Rudolph this preseason. He's been able to consistently make plays and shown his ability to catch in traffic. He's definitely earned a spot on the 53-man roster, and I have a feeling he can beat out both Tavarres King and Roger Lewis.

So after suffering losses the previous week, both of my teams have gained wins, with one even beating the Patriots. Now of course I'm going to be conflicted since they will be playing each other next week.

>tfw your dad cheers happily when the Lions lose and are eliminated from playoff contention because it means there's a better chance Caldwell will get fired
Being a Lions fan is a strange thing.

Ok, so my dad is a Browns fan (because if you're born in Cleveland, you're contractually obliged to be one apparently) and when that guy dropped the ball at the end, I heard him scream, from the other room, through my door, over my Laptop playing an LP at full volume. I actually went out to see what was wrong. Sportsball fanism is weird.

Ryumaru Borike wrote:

Ok, so my dad is a Browns fan (because if you're born in Cleveland, you're contractually obliged to be one apparently) and when that guy dropped the ball at the end, I heard him scream, from the other room, through my door, over my Laptop playing an LP at full volume. I actually went out to see what was wrong. Sportsball fanism is weird.

You live in a cursed city.

Alex>_> wrote:

These are the stats as far as 12/31/2017

Rather you wait until the games are over but, we're in for a 3-way tie for the #6 seed in the AFC.

NFC Wild Card Weekend:

6. Atlanta Falcons @ 3. Los Angeles Rams
5. Carolina Panthers @ 4. New Orleans Saints

AFC Wild Card Weekend:

6. Buffalo Bills @ 3. Jacksonville Jaguars
5. Tennessee Titans @ 4. Kansas City Chiefs

NFC Divisional Playoffs:

Lower Seeded Winner @ 1. Philadelphia Eagles
Higher Seeded Winner @ 2. Minnesota Vikings

AFC Divisional Playoffs:

Lower Seeded Winner @ 1. New England Patriots
Higher Seeded Winner @ 2. Pittsburgh Steelers

Last edited Dec 31, 2017 at 08:06PM EST

Carolina – 26
New Orleans – 31

NFC Divisional Playoffs:

6. Atlanta Falcons @ 1. Philadelphia Eagles
4. New Orleans Saints @ 2. Minnesota Vikings

AFC Divisional Playoffs:

5. Tennessee Titans @ 1. New England Patriots
3. Jacksonville Jaguars @ 2. Pittsburgh Steelers

Last edited Jan 07, 2018 at 07:58PM EST

New Orleans – 24
Minnesota – 29

NFC Championship Game:

2. Minnesota Vikings @ 1. Philadelphia Eagles

AFC Championship Game:

3. Jacksonville Jaguars @ 1. New England Patriots

SPORTSMANLIKE CONDUCT

Drew Brees congratulated the Vikings quarterback for throwing the last-second game-winning pass. It started both teams celebrating the Vikings' win, with the Saints players joining in the Vikings' dancing and cheering. I've never seen that before. Props to the Saints for taking the loss so well.

Last edited Jan 14, 2018 at 08:25PM EST

I'm just going to say this: if it's the Patriots and Eagles in the Super Bowl again, I'm not even going to bother watching. This because it'll be my two most hated teams in the NFL plus one of my most hated musicians during Halftime.

Skeletor-sm

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