NFL Week 12 -- Return of Turducken

I had the Giants +9.5 for a sweet $.90 in profit!

 

I watched with my brother-in-law, a Giants fan who had bet on his team with that line, so there were some mixed emotions at the end.

 

Enough with the goddamn turduckens.

 

Coaching Cousins has to be frustrating. So inconsistent, brilliant against Buffalo, last week he sucked, tonight pretty brilliant again.

You just never know which Cousins is gonna show up.

 

Sounds like an Alabama key party.

 

Watching the game tonight, I kept thinking he throws a lot of really beautiful balls -- and some absolutely terrible ones.

 

Vikings now 8-0 in one-score games this season and despite a 9-2 record are plus-5 on points for the season. At this point, I can only shake my head at the size of the horseshoe up that ballclub's ass this year.

 

Thank you for doing your part to keep our real estate market reasonable.

 

They are heading the way of the Raiders next season.

 

Eberflus calls Fields a game-time decision.

On one hand, it would be franchise malpractice to play him injured in a meaningless game in a tank season; on the other hand, the Bears have seemingly fucked up just about every QB decision they've ever made, so ... he might play?

 

When he was at Michigan State I didn’t think he had the arm strength to make it in the NFL

 

He's not Josh Allen or Mahomes, but Cousins' arm strength is certainly not what causes him problems.

He can be absolutely maddening. With enough time to throw he can look amazing, the guy never misses games, and despite the reputation he has repeatedly led successful last minute drives the past two years. But twice a game he can be counted on to make a horrible throw, and he is pretty much incapable of improvising once a play breaks down. I'm always struck by the fact that he's probably one of the 15 best QBs on the planet, but is so far behind the top guys it seems like they are playing a different position than he is.