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NFL 2021

Time will tell. We'll know in a few days.

Yes, there are plenty of people who just like to throw a superbowl party, so they are likely to have the game on, since that is the point of such a party. But I think that most of the nation isn't going to care much one way or the other on who wins.
 
Eldritch said:
+1

Nobody wants to be Jim Kelly, but nevertheless, that team has been to 2 NFC Championship games in 3 years. That really doesn't sound fucked to me. :laughing
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Nope it isn't. I think we are a couple of pieces away. QB being biggest but we have a thin CB group some depth and talent there would be huge. We have to win soon before Bosa's inevitable huge extension comes due and we have to shed salary to keep him and the rest of the D.
 
Sharxfan said:
Nope it isn't. I think we are a couple of pieces away. QB being biggest but we have a thin CB group some depth and talent there would be huge. We have to win soon before Bosa's inevitable huge extension comes due and we have to shed salary to keep him and the rest of the D.
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I am happy that even though they left San Francisco, they are still all about the D.

:teeth
 
That's "Hall of Famer" Cliff Branch!


Arguably the greatest receiver in Raiders history is now, finally, a Hall of Famer. Branch, who died in 2019, spent the length of his 14-year career with the Silver and Black. Joining John Madden's Raiders in 1972, Branch broke out in 1974, leading the league in receiving yards (1,092) and touchdowns (13). One of the fastest players in football, he was a critical part of the Raiders' Super Bowl-winning teams in 1976, 1980 and 1983, hauling in 14 catches for 181 yards and catching three scores combined on the biggest stage.

A four-time Pro Bowler and three-time first-team All-Pro, Branch was underrated in retirement and failed to reach the Hall of Fame while eligible as a player, though he was a semifinalist in 2004 and 2010. Finally, though, Branch, a Senior Committee finalist, has been rightfully recognized as one of the game's most significant figures.
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Long overdue, sadly.
 
Johndicezx9 said:
That's "Hall of Famer" Cliff Branch!

Long overdue, sadly.
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I have no idea who that is, but I love it when one of the old Leather Helmet days guys gets his due. It is good for the NFL to remember their origins and history of olden times.

I feel like it makes modern day championships more dignified and valuable to see that. :applause
 
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What if I told you I'm pals with Bruce Dern, and he's dropping by in the blimp, and he always brings a lovely gift for my wife... Morgan Fairchild... yeah, that's the ticket...
 
So we're counting the number of Aaron Rodgers commercials... we started watching SB pregame at around 2-ish, there have been 2 Mahomes commercials, way too many Peyton Manning commercials, etc., but no Aaron.
 
Good game so far.

My kiddo ie enjoying being there.
 

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Crappy non-call by the officials on the Bengals receiver pulling the defender past by his facemask. Never seen a move like that, wouldn't be surprised if he's done it before.
 
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