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2026/2027 NFL Thread

Climber said:
How did the Raiders give up 2 touchdowns in 19 seconds?
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You do know that the Chiefs are undefeated at Allegiant Stadium, right? It's Arrowhead West.
Did you see the video of the 'fans' vocalizing at the end of the National Anthem? It's worth watching.
 
There was a hell of a lot of red in the stands. We all knew this would happen. "Hey, let's to Vegas for the (insert non-Raider team here) game this year honey."
 
Bubba_s said:
Peanut punch on the 5 yard line or so. Major bummer.
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I’m partially expecting the league to clamp down on the fist swings.
Watching highlights it seemed like 49er style below the waist injuries were a thing yesterday. Less stretching and more celebration choreography?
 
Sorry, couldn't help it.
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IMO weak call on Skattebo, but I have seen quite a few weak ass penalties this year so far.

Looking forward to showing the SeaCawks who is ruling the NFC west.
The birds have some injuries to overcome. In particular at running back.

Really glad Juises knee injury is not season ending.

9ers D-line needs a little :kicknuts

Come on men.. step up!
 
budman said:
Looking forward to showing the SeaCawks who is ruling the NFC west.
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The key to Seattle is pressure on Darnold. Pressure is his kryptonite that summons ghosts from his Jets PTSD stint. No Bosa is the same problem in week 18 and playoffs last year against Seattle. Perhaps DC Morris can scheme up some blitzes but if Darnold is on his game that can be risky. A catch22 if there ever was.

The offense is decimated but if you ask; Can the Niners beat Seattle with just CMC, Kittle, Deebo and hobbled Evans for weapons?, the question seems to answer itself, yes, of course. We will have to see a great game by MVPurdy and CMC is overdue for a breakout game.
 
budman said:
IMO weak call on Skattebo, but I have seen quite a few weak ass penalties this year so far.

Looking forward to showing the SeaCawks who is ruling the NFC west.
The birds have some injuries to overcome. In particular at running back.

Really glad Juises knee injury is not season ending.

9ers D-line needs a little :kicknuts

Come on men.. step up!
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But thing is, I was at the Niners game last weekend and the Broncos were doing like, flying mid air Brazillian Jujitsu dry humps on the receivers and I didn't see a single pass interference called on those.
 
Eldritch said:
But thing is, I was at the Niners game last weekend and the Broncos were doing like, flying mid air Brazillian Jujitsu dry humps on the receivers and I didn't see a single pass interference called on those.
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I know that in college games, the pass interference calls are very inconsistent. Some leagues allow worse than others, but even in the worst (Big10) there is a lot of inconsistency, sometimes it depends on which team is doing it.

Naturally, this would carry over to the NFL where a lot of these DBacks are going next. It is shitty because the teams whose defenders do it the most are also the ones who have learned to hide it better from the refs, doing something a lot makes you better at it.
 
File under uh oh.

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Jason Kelce: Ex-Philadelphia Eagles star plays amateur rugby game in London

Former Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl winner Jason Kelce stuns amateur London rugby players by showing up for a practice game.
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Hackney RFC's players rocked up on Wednesday for a 30-minute friendly, only to find former NFL star Jason Kelce playing for local rugby rivals Old Streetonians.
 
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