NFL - NEWS & NOTES

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  1. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    Vegas scores first... 3-0
     
  2. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    Bengals answer right back... 7-3
     
  3. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    10-3, Bengals.
     
  4. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    Raiders looking lost/confused at the line of scrimmage. O-line not blocking well.
     
  5. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    its Bengals 20, Raiders 13... tightening up and becoming a game.
     
  6. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    Raiders get points on this drive, it will make for a great finish... hopefully.
     
  7. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    7 point game... nice.
     
  8. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    Bengals end long playoff drought with 26-19 win over Raiders

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  9. Underdog Franchise Player Patriots

    Boy I wasn’t expecting a win but I sure did not see the Pats going full Washington Generals coming
     
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  10. gidion72 Legend Steelers

    I thought the patriots would put up a good fight
     
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  11. dirk275 Franchise Player Steelers

    Wow. The Bills blew out a team that, IMO, was actually pretty good.
     
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  12. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    Interesting...

    Bills ended every possession with a touchdown or kneeldown, unprecedented in NFL history


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    The Bills’ dominant win over the Patriots included an unprecedented accomplishment in NFL history.

    Every time the Bills got the ball they scored a touchdown — seven possessions, seven touchdowns — with the exception of kneeling down at the end of each half. The Bills had no turnovers, and they never even considered punting or kicking a field goal because they never faced a fourth down. That has never happened in NFL history, in the regular season or the playoffs.


    In the regular season the Bills went a whole game against the Patriots without punting, becoming the first Bill Belichick opponent ever to go a full game without a punt.

    If anything, Saturday night’s 47-17 Bills win was more dominant than even the score indicated. Belichick’s Patriots defense never had an answer for Josh Allen and the Bills. This was one of the most impressive offensive performances in NFL history.

    PFT
     
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  14. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    Lets go Eagles.... Dammitt!!!
     
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  15. gidion72 Legend Steelers

    The eagles are going going gone
     
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  16. dirk275 Franchise Player Steelers

    I want to thank the Eagles and Patriots for getting wailed on this weekend.

    It takes the focus off the Steelers.
     
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  17. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    Buccaneers begin their title defense with destruction of Eagles

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    The Buccaneers’ title defense is off to a great start.

    The Bucs put a beating on the Eagles today in Philadelphia, jumping out to a 14-0 lead in the first quarter and never looking back on the way to one of the most one-sided victories of Tom Brady‘s impressive playoff career.


    The 31-15 final score didn’t do justice to what a one-sided game it was.

    Brady threw two touchdown passes and was in complete control of the offense. Brady got his passes off so quickly that he barely seemed to notice that All-Pro right tackle Tristan Wirfs left the game with an ankle injury, and in the end he had thrown two touchdown passes (the 74th and 75th of his postseason career) and won, incredibly, the 35th postseason game of his Hall of Fame career.

    The Eagles couldn’t do anything on offense. Jalen Hurts has talent and may some day prove to be a capable playoff quarterback, but today he just didn’t have it, struggling to find anyone downfield and generally wilting in the face of the Bucs’ defense. Hurts also didn’t get much help from his teammates in an ugly game all-around. By the time the Eagles finally got on the board, it was only after they had fallen behind 31-0 in the fourth quarter.

    The Buccaneers will be at home again next weekend, facing the Cowboys, Rams or Cardinals, and they’ll be favored to win and reach their second consecutive NFC Championship Game. But the Bucs’ goals go further than just that. They’re aiming to win their second consecutive Super Bowl, and after the way they played today, it won’t be easy to bet against them.

    PFT
     
  18. Willie Head Coach Manager News & Notes Vikings

    I would love to see Dallas get beat, but I also hate the 49ers.
     
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  19. gidion72 Legend Steelers

    49ers made that look way too easy
     
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  20. dirk275 Franchise Player Steelers

    2nd drive looks easy too
     
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