NFL Week 13: Here's your goddamn NFL thread

[CountDeMoney]

Fouts would have had 800 pass attempts.

And 830 fumbles.

[11B4V]

 

[CountDeMoney]

Speaking of fumbles, is this scary, or what?

106.    Roger Staubach+    55     1969-1979     dal
   Tony Romo (32)    55     2004-2013     dal
   Joe Flacco (27)            55     2008-2013     rav

[katmai]

Another reason never should have signed him to long term contract!!!!1

[Neil]

$100,000 fine for Tomlin, and the Steelers are going to get docked a draft pick at some point.

[jimmy olsen]

Out of absolutely nowhere, Bill Belichick took a hilarious shot at the Jets this morning at his initial news conference of Week 14.

Belichick, who coached the Browns from 1991-95, was asked if he still had any affinity for the organization due to his time spent there. After all, it was his first head coaching gig, though it came to a close when the organization moved to Baltimore.

"I was there for five years," Belichick said. "It was five important years in my life, for myself, my family and all that. Obviously, we've all moved on, and I have a job to do here and that's where my loyalty is, is to Robert (Kraft), the Patriots organization and this football team. So it's no different than how I feel, honestly, about the Colts, or the Lions or the Broncos. I feel differently about the Jets. We won't put them in that category.

"Good experiences with all of those teams, and we learned from them, grew as a coach, and as a person and as a family. But we're at a different time and a different place. This is where we are now, so I'll try to make the most out of this one."

Belichick famously quit the Jets in 2000 to take a job with the Patriots, and the two organizations have shared a cold-blooded rivalry for more than two decades. Belichick's dig at the Jets this morning was the latest example. It was clearly a joke, but it was a funny shot nonetheless.

[Ed Anger]

Both you and Belicheat can go eat a bag of dicks.

[sbr]

Gary Kubiak was fired by the Texans.

[MadBurgerMaker]

That's not particularly surprising after what went down this season.