NFL Trash Talkers Thread

Pryor has looked decent... Raiders have grown a lot. That should have been a TD, but I'm actually surprised. Against the Broncos of all teams

 

Agreed. Not the joke that everyone predicted them to be at the beginning of the season...


...that award appears to belong to the NYG.

 

Yeah surprised he's looking good, he could grow into something.

 

Wasn't that bad considering thatDEN is on top of the world right now. At least the guys are playing with a bit of fire, capitalized on turnovers, and played until the whistle in most cases. Streater and Moore are looking good and fighting hard, Ford has always been awesome when not injured, but they shut McFadden down. Secondary looked completely lost at times, but Manning and Welker, jesus, gimme a break.

 

bet Kraft wishes he had him back

 

He is so damn green, but he is playing humbly and staying focused and not making stupid mistakes. Throwing the ball away if necessary, not forcing bad situations and making them worse. Playing safely and conservatively for the most part. And Streater and Moore are coming back to him. It is almost like they are playing as a team.

 

Josh Freeman benched move over rover let the rookie take over

 

I'm not so sure Greg Schiano's college ball mentality is going to work well in the pros

 

it hasn't so far, I have a feeling he won't be here by the end of the season. he's no Pete Carroll that's for sure, I don't know what the bucs were thinking when they hired him from a 3rd place team from a power house conference

 

Golden Tate's TD was legit. This is the first article written that pieces together all of the information that has been slowly surfacing out there since this game. I think it's a great read regardless of your opinion. You see how the only possible outcome was TD Seahawks.

It says it in the article but imo not enough: Possession on a reception can not happen in the air.

http://www.coldhardfootballfacts.co...y-mob-golden-tates-touchdown-was-legit/17706/

 

Well, at least Pete Carroll had NFL coaching experience before USC. But yea, I think Schiano is out soon too, especially if he doesn't have his QB situation figured out by the end of the year.

 

Seems like he's gone out of his way to push Freeman out, that will fracture a team and cost any rookie coach his job.

 

It's his second year. But yea, even more reason to can him if he doesn't figure it out

 

Are the 49ers righting the ship tonight?

 

Shit I hope so. They are having the worst Super Bowl hangover ever. They couldn't beat the Rams last year. No Willis or Aldon tonight. WRs can't get open. Kap spending too much time on twitter. Ugh! Harbaugh better get these guys in check tonight.

I'm wearing my 49er tie to work today. Hopefully it brings good luck!

 

SF needs to step back, stop worrying about all the pre-season hype on them and just focus on game-planning and execution. They have the tools to be playing better than they are, so that tells me it's either an organizational thing (coaching) or a psycholgical thing (players) or probably a bit of both. They need to forget about what everyone says they should be doing as a group and just each do their individual jobs.

I'm giving tonight's game a coin toss. No way in hell I'd lay money on either team in this one.

 

IMO, the pictures only make it look more like Jennings has it instead of Tate. The article is obviously written by a Seahawks fan. I don't care either way because I'm not a fan of either team, but the way that was handled in the game was a complete joke.

 

Well that was interesting.

 

Jennings can't "have" anything until both feet, an elbow or his backside are on the ground.

"Possession: When a player controls the ball throughout the act of clearly touching both feet, or any other part of his body other than his hand(s), to the ground inbounds."

From http://www.nfl.com/rulebook/definitions

 

Did the seahawks win whatever game yall are talking about?