The NFL Thread

[Jack Regan]

Basically ends Daboll's time there, as no way is Jameis a success.

 

[Tony Towner]

Basically ends Daboll's time there, as no way is Jameis a success.

I'd be drafting Nabers in fantasy though, as someone on Twitter said he'll go for 2000 yards and 4 wins.

 

[Jack Regan]

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Listened to a podcast earlier where they suggested the Giants sign Wilson then him or Jameis can just throw constant attempts at the deep ball.

 

[Tony Towner]

Looks like the banning is close. This isn't from an Eagles fan but says it all

https://twitter.com/x/status/1906753062607135027

 

[PuntsWolf]

I’m out of touch. I’ve seen the eagles do this, but thought it was just a sneak which they were better at because they had a big/good O Line and a solid QB. Why is everyone else not been able to replicate this?

 

[Tony Towner]

I’m out of touch. I’ve seen the eagles do this, but thought it was just a sneak which they were better at because they had a big/good O Line and a solid QB. Why is everyone else not been able to replicate this?

Because they don't have an elite Oline and a QB who can benchpress 600lbs. It's jealousy, even the wording of the amendment is pathetic. I get it's aesthetically unappealing, but to try and outlaw it is pathetic when anyone else could try and do it to the same level but can't

 

[Dire Wolf]

Josh Allen and the Bills were extremely successful with it (until the AFC Championship). They had something like a 98% success rate on 3rd or 4th and 1 or less using their version. Sean McDermott has supported banning it.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

That is silly. Don’t ban it. Get better at it yourselves

 

[Tony Towner]

Vote was 16-16, so it stays for now. They are going to try and propse it again in May without making it so obviously an anti Eagles amendment and without pretending it's a safety issue. Feels like at some point it'll pass.

In positive news, both teams will now get a possession in regular season overtime