UnluckyforSome

Many of the posters here are not terribly friendly, and are not really worth interacting with most of the time. It's just the way this board is unfortunately.

There is nothing really to do right now since they've painted themselves into a corner. Just about everything seems wrong at this point. This season will continue to be a struggle. Next year is next year.

It's da Bears. They may decide Fields is really really for real ready to take that breakout step again next season. Or they could just do their thing and commence to destroying Williams.

Atlanta is a terrible pro sports town. SEC is king there. The Braves have done well by staying competitive and successfully being marketed as the South's baseball team.

The winless Vikings surely see this game as their chance to notch a win too.

A win sure would be nice. Prepare for disappointment.

The avg/per is a bit high though. That might be unattainable pie in the sky.

I'd rather not see him play ever again, if he has to imitate Taysom Hill to get on the field.

JR has passed on though, so we would be in the same situation now, and it might even be worse. I don't miss him either. He had a tendency to want to treat things like Mayberry, and gladly cultivated that image with the gameday experience. Seems like if he stayed, the timeline could've sent Tepper to Denver, and then we would've gotten the Walmart family here. They've done a great job with the Broncos. It's no good either way. Maybe we've just become the Browns/Jets/Chargers of the NFC, and haven't accepted it yet.

Lions have been a trendy darkhorse pick to do something, but yeah, it should come down to those 2.

Burrow might have hurt his wrist counting all that money.

Initially, I thought we might even be able to sweep them as part of our 3 division wins this season. I don't know that we have the secondary to control the game now.

Bucs are starting to look like the Yucs again as expected.

I don't know that there should be much confidence in someone in this administration making a good pick.

Whenever we have looked bad in preseason we have been bad. There's never been a Panthers team that flicked the switch, and there's not 1 now.

He's been working hard bringing soccer and something called live music to Charlotte.

I enjoyed watching the Cowboys lose. I did check from time to time on the Panthers game.

Miami might break 70 in that game.

The only thing he has ever had is being fast.

I might have been a bit too optimistic when predicting 6 wins.

Looks like a college score when SEC plays Cupcake State.

If they can keep Tua upright, with the Jets presumably done, they could be a factor come playoffs. Especially if they don't have to travel to some cold snowy game.

Before Brady, Tampa had 9 losing seasons out of 10. They call it the Decade of Depression, and being anchored in Buccaneer Bay. We can come up with our little name for ours too. Maybe the Den of Desperation?

They've all been equally bad. The little moments of good are overwhelmed. Hurney did well in the 1st round. Awful in all other rounds. Gave out ridiculous contracts. Gettleman badly mismanaged the few star players we have had. Fitterer likes to wheel and deal and work that draft board, but it's really more just spinning wheels and betting on prospects like he's playing with house money.

Not too different than the Hornets tanking for the prize of MKG. Hornets are absolutely a cursed franchise. Panthers certainly looking like it as well.