NFL Week 15: The Cowboys are in prime time again

Huh, whaddya know, the Jaguars fired their head coach after that mess. Guess they felt the same way I did.

I will say this Cowboys-Tampa Bay match was much more entertaining.

 

Looks like 5 mill was too much.

 

The Bucs are not Super Bowl contenders, but that second half proved they're at least playoff-worthy. They hung with the NFL's best. If they can get some consistency from their offense and avoid stupid penalties, they could be the class of the NFC South (fwiw) in a year or two.

 

Winston looked horrible in the fourth quarter, and if your right tackle lets David freaking Irving dominate the game, you need a new right tackle.

 

For whatever reason, Irving plays only half the snaps on defense. Mayowa coming out of the game gave him more snaps.

When Jameis can hold it together, he's deadly, but he could only do it for one quarter.

 

Alex Gordon and his $72 million say hello for the worst production at that price. And his is guaranteed.

 

I guess the Cowboys are such a big TV draw that they played twice on Sunday:

 

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Woof.

 

Missed this thread yesterday, but catching up now. CBS reported in the pregame that Floyd likely faces a four-game suspension (though he could potentially appeal it down to two or three games). But here's the kicker - if the Patriots let him walk in free agency in the offseason, they'll receive a compensatory draft pick.

So maybe they get a few weeks out of him to see if he can acclimate to their system and if he does, great, they've got a big play WR. If not, bingo, they get a pick out of it. Smart claim.

 

Aside from the obvious just-nuke-the-hub gaffe . . . .

Why is the lead art a Lions kicker, whose two made FGs were nice and all but had no impact on the game?