NFL Week 2 Running Thread

Says here the Chiefs just might be the worst team in the NFL. Based on today's godawfulness and looking at their schedule, I don't see a sure victory anywhere. Great googly-moogly.

At least Mizzou is doing something. It was a warm rain yesterday, and the Shakespeare's pizza was delicious.

 

I've said this more than once and there have been others on here too (in past years).

Everything is basically a carbon copy of each other. It's boring.




And the Lions may not win a game all year. Then they will use the No. 1 draft pick to take a kicker.

 

Jags and Colts in serious trouble this season. Major o-line problems are derailing their seasons.

 

No. Sometimes it's more interesting to "watch" a game on yahoo tracker or cbssportsline or whatever to see the play-by-play calling. It's disgusting. No balls in this league.

 

The Panthers are killing themselves with false starts and illegal formation penalties. And while Devin Hester didn't score the Bears' touchdown, Jason Baker's attempt to kick the ball in a particular direction was the split-second needed for the block and touchdown.

All things considering, Carolina really lucky to be trailing only 10-3. U-G-L-Y ...

 

"This is not your mother's Indiapolis Colts team" is Dierdorf just said.

Yeah, it's my Grandma Edna's Indianapolis Colts team.

???

 

If you don't have Aaron Rodgers, your team probably isn't doing much right now. Unless you have Josh Brown, who I'm playing against, which blows, too. Two 54-yard field goals in the first half...really?

 

Ya, if not for Olsen's fumble and a stupid penalty on McKie late in the half, the Bears should be up at least 13-0. The teams are so similar, though, that an ugly, close game was to be expected.

 

Minnesota's going to lose because it keeps kicking FG's. Yes, Indy hasn't scored, yet, but there can't be a single Vikings fan who isn't mentally pooing right now.

 

They're Vikings fans. They're constantly mentally pooing.

 

Olsen's fumble was huge and cost the Bears at least three. McKie had consecutive penalties in the second quarter ... not really sure that necessarily cost them points.

 

It didn't cost them points, but it negated a first down, which likely would have meant the Panthers didn't get the ball back, or at least not in time to put points on the board.