"if they snap it, let's just jump him and tackle him" NFL week 7 2015-6

Seattle Seahawks at San Francisco 49ers

Buffalo Bills at Jacksonville Jaguars

New Orleans Saints at Indianapolis Colts
Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Lions
Atlanta Falcons at Tennessee Titans
New York Jets at New England Patriots
Cleveland Browns at St. Louis Rams
Pittsburgh Steelers at Kansas City Chiefs
Houston Texans at Miami Dolphins
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Greater Landover, MD

Oakland Raiders at San Diego Chargers
Dallas Cowboys at New York Giants

Philadelphia Eagles at Carolina Panthers

Baltimore Ravens at Arizona Cardinals

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Green Bay Packers
New England Patriots
Cincinnati Bengals
Arizona Cardinals
Atlanta Falcons
Pittsburgh Steelers
Carolina Panthers
Seattle Seahawks
St. Louis Rams
San Diego Chargers
Denver Broncos
Minnesota Vikings
New York Jets
Indianapolis Colts
Oakland Raiders
Washington
Philadelphia Eagles
San Francisco 49ers
New York Giants
Buffalo Bills
Cleveland Browns
Baltimore Ravens
Chicago Bears
Kansas City Chiefs
New Orleans Saints
Dallas Cowboys
Tennessee Titans
Houston Texans
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Detroit Lions
Jacksonville Jaguars

Miami Dolphins??

"Harvin has developed knee issues as a result of trying to compensate for his hip problems."

x/p w/ depressing phrases

it is with a heavy heart that i admit the possibility that geep chryst may not be a tactical mastermind

ryan fitz leading an insane charmed life here, i demand comeuppance

Patriots D looking horrible on 3rd downs.

But an INT is definitely in the mail

hou @ mia today not looking good for the resumes of bill o'brien or joe philbin

cotdam, it was a good day to start Tannehill

lol belichick you fucking child

It was short, should he ignore it?

i mean it seems not worth it this early on, but hey, it worked so i shet my mouf

seemed like a terrible spot again

Yep, this will also be overturned

garbage play call there jesus

omg miami

tannehill and miller, holy shit

Brady's receivers doing him no favors today

wow, the texans actually scored

and missed the point after

Brady's on fire

hatcats win! hatcats win!

that's an insane comeback

welcome to the matt cassell era y'all

america's quarterback

Go Raiders!

that amari catch and run tho

let tony throw pick 6s, cassel

mcfadden at just under 140 rush yds

the eagles are like thisclose to being a legit incredible offense and instead of closing that gap of thiseclose-ness they are out here like fuckin dumbasses

that said, if i was an iggles fan i guess i'd be happy that sam bradford's knee hasn't collapsed yet?

Maybe the Chargers are just terrible, but I think this year's Raiders team has finally gotten their shit together.

re: Miami, has there ever been an instance of a team's quality improving so drastically after a head coach (and d-coordinator) being fired before? I expected that due to the cloud over the team's head, they were going to come out hot and passionate *last* week, but I didn't think they would basically outscore two teams 82-36! like Spiralli says above, Philbin's gotta be wincing every week now.

Suh haters can stfu now, he was all over the field.

been watching the Fins since I was 8 years old and haven't seen the team take a humongous shit on an opponent like that, ever. fitting their first win versus the Texans (0-7 previous) came with an interim coach.

we'll see if it is sustained but the one thing that stands out to me is how with basically the same ppl around him lamar miller suddenly went from 0.1 yards per carry to about 50.

on defense you maybe say there was a timing thing with wake getting healthy but the overall change is too drastic for that alone

yeah. it's too early to tell if "oh, Miami's a contender again", and some fans are like "c'mon guys, it's just Tennessee and Houston", but Miami couldn't put away a mediocre Bills team at home, the Jaguars on the road - they looked like they couldn't hang with *anybody* on defense!

Wake getting healthy helps, but the d-line collectively looks like it's winning the battle at the line each time now - they've simplified Coyle's schemes and allowed them to make plays.

offensively I"m just kinda laughing at Tannehill's gaudy numbers cos while he did have a really good game, most of the numbers are YAC yesterday. Landry's first TD was gorgeous.

the pick six off of the TE's hands was sort of like "hey guys, I"m throwing you a bone here" from God.

Miami's success is probably a combination of better idea what to do with the talent and schedule so far. I think it was a feature with Jaws was showing how they are running a much more trad power run/play action pass game instead of putting Tannehill into a shotgun and spreading out things. I do sometimes think coaches get obsessed with system and often try to run things that really don't fit their personnel. A lot of people were talking up Miami in the preseason, I thought even some talking head like maybe Gruden picked them to not only win the AFC east but perhaps go to the Superbowl.

I think part of the Colts and Luck's offensive problems stem some from what they try to do offense. Pep Hamilton seems to be from that Mike Martz school of being obsessed with the long ball. That stuff is the offensive equivalent to a defense that does all sorts of all out blitzes. The thing is that it's high risk as much as high reward and can lead to a bunch of picks as much as big plays. With the shakey o-line the Colts have, Luck often times does not really have ample time to wait for the speed guys to get open 10-15 yards down field and then Luck starts to improvise. And right now, I think his shoulder might be causing some of those misfires on those mid to long passes.

Well the AFC South is freakin' terrible, 3-4 Indy is massively favored to win it even though they are kind of a trainwreck. Let's see how they come out vs. New England this week - they'll be hungry as hell for this one much like Indianapolis was

NFL Week 8: The Lions promoted 31-year-old quarterbacks coach Jim Bob Cooter to offensive coordinator.

prob the right way for the game to end

crazy ending, Cards had it put away yet kept botching things and giving Baltimore a way out. not even gonna blame the dude for going OOB on the 1st down that should've all but iced it (as I'm guessing that's 100% instinct) but calling that pass play was just bizarre. I mean I know Flacco's got a big arm but going 75 yards in 1:15 with no timeouts is really hard vs. a good defense like that. Ravens gotta be the best 1-6 team I've ever seen, they've been in all their games to the end, and just think if Steelers had a kicker they'd be 0-7. Not that I'm losing sleep over it.

bmore are playing better than 1-6 but like 3-4 not 6-1. they don't look like a playoff team so at least they're getting a higher draft pick than they should.

Palmer having a helluva career renaissance these last two years, if only he can stay healthy this one.

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