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@mariner4life It was NOT nice compared to what I actually wanted out the evening.
Honestly cannot remember last time I got the goods on my birthday or our anniversary. For her birthday my gift is "leave you the fuck alone there ya go" but the rest should be a little more active I think!
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Denver lose MNF to the Titans
Mainly because while leading in the 4th, the defense earns starting position inside the Tennessee half, and they go three-and-out.
Of course then Tannehill goes the length to earn the game winning FG
In other games, Cam Newton scores two touchdowns leading the fucking Patriots to a win
The Washington Football Team won a game.
The Browns still suck
TOM BRADY IS FINISHED LOL
San Fran lost to the Cards
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Chiefs I think will end up going back-to-back as champions. Their path back to the Super Bowl looks clear as there aren't many other contenders in the AFC aside from the Ravens and their QB hasn't won a single playoff game yet.
In a few years the Bengals might be a contender though. Joe Burrow looked really good yesterday.
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@nzzp said in NFL Season 2020/21:
Seahawks get up and win a great game against the Pats.
Cam Newton is great fun, and fantastic to watch. Played really well, can't wait to see what Belichek will do with him
That was a good game I enjoyed it
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@mariner4life said in NFL Season 2020/21:
@nzzp said in NFL Season 2020/21:
Seahawks get up and win a great game against the Pats.
Cam Newton is great fun, and fantastic to watch. Played really well, can't wait to see what Belichek will do with him
That was a good game I enjoyed it
they play some absolutely humdingers. Luckily I was unspoiled after that, so could also watch the Ravens Texans, with two outstanding young QBs. NFL is back to being fun I think- one of the interceptions by the Ravens was absolutely pure athleticism and timing; just sensational to watch.
also, a player got ejected for head to head contact. Fantastic - it's that sort of brutal hit that has to be stamped out ... not much you can do about the repeated contact, but you can stop teh big stuff.
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The injury toll has been brutal, but I agree the games have been heaps of fun. Saints vs Raiders should be good today.
But whoever is setting the schedule needs their head checked. Can't wait for Thursday night football, this week it's a blockbuster clash between... the Jags and the Dolphins. Blergh.
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@barbarian said in NFL Season 2020/21:
The injury toll has been brutal.
You've got that right - 49ers lost their best defensive player and another defensive lineman for the season to torn ACLs.
It will be interesting what comes out of the NFL investigating the field quality of that game in New York (49ers have to play there again this coming week). You have to wonder about some of these artificial turfs - it's not like it's a dome either it's an open air stadium - billion dollar franchises that can't sort out a field.
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The Broncos have been decimated. Tank o'clock
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@KiwiMurph just watched Chiefs Ravens.
If Mahomes isn't in the league, Jackson would be getting legendary status. Unfortunately, he's up against a force of nature. The balls that Mahomes threw were unreal. Shovel pass to a fullback, a fat guy touchdown... he's just insane. What a player. So lucky to wind up with Andy Reid, too, who is one of the great offensive minds.
prior to that caught up on the Hawks Cowboys game. What a doozy, such great entertainment. Wilson is starting to get the respect he deserves, and his deep ball throwing is just amazing.
NFL is a lot of fun at the moment, with plenty of talent to watch. Hoping the positive Covid tests don't rain on the parade
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Yeah I'm loving the games so far. Super psyched for TNF, can't wait to see the checks notes Jets against the Broncos. Arghhhh.
But other than that, the quality has been top notch. Mahomes and the Chiefs look unstoppable. They dismantled the Ravens D like they were the Dolphins. Hard to see where they lose, could be to a team like the Bills if Allen gets on a roll and they go blow-for-blow. Certainly you'll be hard pressed keeping them under 30.
