Sunday Night Football: SNF 12/12/21 I guess nobody cares enough to make a thread.

[VikingFan2k2]

That game is mercifully over.

 

[Used 2 B Hu]

Rodgers too much of a pussy to finish the game

 

[Moab]

That game is mercifully over.

Come on man, it was a game for a half, heck the Bears had the lead at the half.

 

[megalodon30]

@DJ had the under...

 

[VikingFan2k2]

Come on man, it was a game for a half, heck the Bears had the lead at the half.

Yes and I knew it wouldn't last. They blew their wad early and needed a punt return TD to get that lead.

Some things never change.

 

[dbldwn711]

I’ll never understand why they continue to highlight these games with a time slot like Sunday night. The outcome is virtually predetermined and unless you are a packers or Rogers fan they aren’t interesting

 

[Tai Chi≈Surfing]

The matchup on MNF tomorrow will be/should be much better than that SNF mess tonight.

Go Rams!

 

[Moab]

I’ll never understand why they continue to highlight these games with a time slot like Sunday night. The outcome is virtually predetermined and unless you are a packers or Rogers fan they aren’t interesting

It gets better, next Monday is Minny at Chicago...

 

[Robotech]

What's the reasoning behind the rule that disallows the kicking team from advancing the ball on an onside kick? Is it some safety thing?

 

[Schmoopy1000]

What's the reasoning behind the rule that disallows the kicking team from advancing the ball on an onside kick? Is it some safety thing?

I am gonna go with stupidity.

 

[Robotech]

I am gonna go with stupidity.

The routine kick return is probably more dangerous than the onside kick scrum, so I don't really get this rule. A lot of rules are based on player safety, so I'm guessing it is the reasoning behind this one.

 

[Moab]

What's the reasoning behind the rule that disallows the kicking team from advancing the ball on an onside kick? Is it some safety thing?

Not really sure, but it's a kicking game rule that considers that a muff which can't be advanced.

 

[Moab]

The routine kick return is probably more dangerous than the onside kick scrum, so I don't really get this rule. A lot of rules are based on player safety, so I'm guessing it is the reasoning behind this on.

Actually, the onside kick was very dangerous when players could line up 10 yards behind the ball on the kickoff and blast the players trying to recover...either way, just about all kickoff plays are brutal because of the size and speed of the players involved.

 

[Moab]

It was a horrible call, too bad some of your GB brethren are such weak ass homers that they can't admit it. Not that it would matter, Chicago is lame.

I want you to know that I called the league office and said the Packers should forfeit this game because of that horrible call and how one sided the officials were in this game. I told them my internet buddy, Rex Racer, said the Packers suck and so does the NFC North. They said that I was a liar and there was no way I was a Packers fan, Rex Racer sounds like a totally cool dude in his own mind, then hung up....

 

[DJ]

@DJ had the under...

LOL at the guy who has 5k talking shit about betting.

 

[molsaniceman]

I’ll never understand why they continue to highlight these games with a time slot like Sunday night. The outcome is virtually predetermined and unless you are a packers or Rogers fan they aren’t interesting

fox and cbs get to protect 1 game from being moved each week so odds of a better option is doubtful
thursday/monday games cant be moved

 

[tabascojet]

LOL at the guy who has 5k talking shit about betting.

12/12 NFL Detroit @ Denver 4:05 pm EST - Outcome - Lions (+11.5)

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[megalodon30]

12/12 NFL Detroit @ Denver 4:05 pm EST - Outcome - Lions (+11.5)

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