Week 12 NFL Thread

The Chiefs' players may regret it but, even among those of us who are fans of the team, I have wild illusions that they're Super Bowl quality.

 

Hard to win without a kicker.

 

They have to be able to run the ball if they are going to win anything of significance. Might as well get some practice.

 

Good heavens, I hope not. But the very question underscores the need to tweak the playoff format to try to get the best teams in.

 

That holding penalty against the Broncos wiped out what would have been in an interesting sequence. They were calling that play an interception and then a fumble, so it still would have given the Dolphins a first down because of two changes of possession. In the end, the penalty saved the Dolphins about 20 yards.

 

This Denver team is a real lemon.

 

Perfect sequence. Fumbled punt, then a defensive hold on third down, then Miami gets the TD. Broncos playing against themselves as well as Dolphins.

 

It is remarkable how often Manning-led teams have been pantsed like this.
This team will be lucky to get out of the first round.

 

Care to revise this assessment? Plenty of things wrong with the Broncos today, but the running game isn't one of them.

 

SanFran is not a good team this year. Struggling to score for the second week in a row against bad teams

 

Miami's road unis are tremendous. Great shade of teal, and not too much of it outside the numbers and socks.

 

Keepernick looks more unsure and overwhelmed than Griffin does.