As a Green Bay fan I completely disagree. I could see Seattle winning next week.Would be surprised if Green Bay didn't handle either of these 2 teams pretty easily next week.
As a Green Bay fan I completely disagree. I could see Seattle winning next week.Would be surprised if Green Bay didn't handle either of these 2 teams pretty easily next week.
As a Green Bay fan I completely disagree. I could see Seattle winning next week.
Anything is possible but Seattle had to fight to beat many 3rd and 4th string Eagles who was also playing a back-up QBAs a Green Bay fan I completely disagree. I could see Seattle winning next week.
AFC games look compelling.....NFC games, not so much.
Questions: Is Buffalo ready for the big stage? Can Ryan Tannehill keep his play at a high level, against one of the best of all time? Does Dalvin Cook's return mean Kirk Cousins can relax a little bit and actually win a big game? Which one of two injury-ravaged teams has enough left to advance?
Give me:
Houston
New England
New Orleans
Philadelphia
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/01/06/tua-tagovailoa-to-enter-2020-nfl-draft/
Not necessarily postseason related or surprising, but Tua Tagovailoa is going pro. There was some speculation about him coming back to Bama to show he was fully healthy and recovered from his injury, but he has nothing left to prove at the college level. He's a top two or three QB this year and he'd be in the same boat next year assuming Trevor Lawrence and Justin Fields both leave school early.
I'm not a big Seahawks fan, but I will never get tired of seeing Marshawn Lynch's brutal running style.
Green Bay has played with an outrageous amount of fire this season and will get burned at some point.
Anything is possible but Seattle had to fight to beat many 3rd and 4th string Eagles who was also playing a back-up QB
Seattle is also a fairly beat-up team too.
Not concerned in the least about Jason Garrett being fired. Until Jerry Jones stops being the presence that he is in the locker room and continuously undercutting the authority of the head coach (and the entirety of the organization, for that matter), the Cowboys will continue to be a train wreck.
To elaborate further on this now that the Cowboys have hired Mike McCarthy, this is going to go down one of two ways. First, this could be a genius hire that puts the Cowboys over the top, especially since Jerry Jones is the kind of owner that isn't afraid to throw money around to buy talent to win. But I'm going to go with option B, that this is going to end as a flaming train wreck. Aaron Rodgers had McCarthy fired because Aaron wanted to run the show, which conflicted with the way Mike wanted to run things. I've already mentioned Jerry Jones' locker room presence and how players deferred to him instead of Jason Garrett (not that Garrett gave them any reason not to). Does anyone else see this playing out differently? As I stated earlier, until Jones learns how to stay the eff out of the locker room, nothing will work in Dallas.
Hope whoever drafts him is ready to put him on their PUP list for at least the 2020 season. In other words, "The third pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, the Detroit Lions select..." (even though that would go completely against my theory that Quinn and Patricia are going to pick someone that saves their job, but they'd also be dumb enough to draft Tua at 3).
8-10 inches of snow forecast Saturday night through Sunday for the Seahawks/Packers game. I don't know which team that favors, but I know that tv viewers win. Snow football is the best kind of football to watch.