NFL Week 4: The RIGHT WOTS ALL THIS THEN thread

[Neil]

I had a very vivid dream last night.  The Ravens won the AFC Championship game this year over the Bengals, 19-14.  At some point late in the game, the Bengals will stuff the Ray Rice running on the right side on a 4th and goal from the 1, but the Ravens will triumph.

Either that or it was just a dream.

[jimmy olsen]

Seems to have been less publicity then usual about the Wembley game.

Probably because both teams are terrible

[Neil]

Seems to have been less publicity then usual about the Wembley game.

Probably because both teams are terrible

But so were the two teams from last year.  At least these two are well matched.

[CountDeMoney]

I can appreciate the NFL trying to reach out to Europe--which they've tried for decades to do--but I really wish they would stop scheduling games over there, particularly during the season. 
Preseason, no big deal...but the players hate it, it wrecks practice schedules and athletes' body clocks, and they really don't want us over there anyway.

[Ed Anger]

Fuck Europe.

[derspiess]

I had a very vivid dream last night.  The Ravens won the AFC Championship game this year over the Bengals, 19-14.  At some point late in the game, the Bengals will stuff the Ray Rice running on the right side on a 4th and goal from the 1, but the Ravens will triumph.

Either that or it was just a dream.

You mean the Bengals had actually won a playoff game in your dream scenario?? 

[derspiess]

I can appreciate the NFL trying to reach out to Europe--which they've tried for decades to do--but I really wish they would stop scheduling games over there, particularly during the season. 
Preseason, no big deal...but the players hate it, it wrecks practice schedules and athletes' body clocks, and they really don't want us over there anyway.

I have no problem with a game here & there, but all the talk about putting a franchise in London needs to stop now.  By all means, bring back NFL Europe, but don't do that.

[dps]

I can appreciate the NFL trying to reach out to Europe--which they've tried for decades to do--but I really wish they would stop scheduling games over there, particularly during the season. 
Preseason, no big deal...but the players hate it, it wrecks practice schedules and athletes' body clocks, and they really don't want us over there anyway.

I have no problem with a game here & there, but all the talk about putting a franchise in London needs to stop now.  By all means, bring back NFL Europe, but don't do that.

I've got no problem in theory with putting NFL teams in Europe, but I agree that for now, getting NFL Europe or WLAF or whatever they want to call it running successfully is a better idea.

[Neil]

I had a very vivid dream last night.  The Ravens won the AFC Championship game this year over the Bengals, 19-14.  At some point late in the game, the Bengals will stuff the Ray Rice running on the right side on a 4th and goal from the 1, but the Ravens will triumph.

Either that or it was just a dream.

You mean the Bengals had actually won a playoff game in your dream scenario?? 

Yeah I know.  Surreal, isn't it?

[Tonitrus]

I am gonna go ahead and all a Seahawks/Broncos Superbowl.  Good ol throwback AFC West rivalry game.

[Neil]

When's the last time the two favorites made it to the Superbowl?

Besides, Manning will have to play outside in January twice if he wants to make it to the Superbowl.

[Baron von Schtinkenbutt]

When's the last time the two favorites made it to the Superbowl?

Besides, Manning will have to play outside in January twice if he wants to make it to the Superbowl.

Then play outside in February to win it.

[Neil]

When's the last time the two favorites made it to the Superbowl?

Besides, Manning will have to play outside in January twice if he wants to make it to the Superbowl.

Then play outside in February to win it.

Yeah, that's right.  This year's Superbowl should be interesting.  My guess is the Ravens repeat.

[Admiral Yi]

Where's it being held?

[sbr]

New York/Jersey.