2025 NFL Season Random Thoughts Thread

[the next guy]

 

[calh45]

This is a pretty chaotic season when you really think about it. Every favorite has a significant flaw. There's a few mid teams you can't count out because of the offensive talent. Every shyt team has been capable of surprise games. I know that's the point of parity, but it used to feel more predictable.

 

[BucciMane]

The Patriots traded both Kyle Dugger and Keion White today. Looks like they are freeing up some cap space.

Time to add Myles Garrett..

 

[Derek Lee]

The Patriots traded both Kyle Dugger and Keion White today. Looks like they are freeing up some cap space.

Time to add Myles Garrett..

We'll see you bytches in one month

 

[BucciMane]

We'll see you bytches in one month

Better not be a trap game..

 

[Blessings]

coaching malpractice




The Gabriel experience....going to continue to get his RBs hurt

 

[Raquinotj]

#AirDrake

 

[mozichrome]

creative custom from Gibbs

 

[ReturnOfJudah]

LSU legend



Bruh got turned out

creative custom from Gibbs

 

[Grifter]

 

[mozichrome]

nfl person speaking on why it best to put KC/Buffalo as late afternoon game and not SNF

this Buffalo-Kansas City game we're talking about is a good barometer. You put that game on ‘Sunday Night Football' and it probably does 23-25 million viewers. That's an awful lot of people who are going to be willing to stay awake Sunday night until 11:30 at night on the East Coast, hopefully after having watched the 1 o'clock window and the 4 o'clock window and maybe even the 9:30 a.m. window that day.


"You're talking about 12 hours of NFL football, that's asking a lot. So you put a game like Buffalo-Kansas City on Sunday night, that probably gives people a reason to stay and tune in and watch."

Those viewership numbers sound good, right?

But, as North noted, ratings will likely be better in the late afternoon as compared to a prime-time matchup.

"You put that game on Sunday afternoon - CBS, FOX (at) 4:25 (p.m. Eastern) - you actually probably beat that number. You probably get closer to 30 million. So is that a better use of that asset?"

North's prediction was spot-on. It was in 2024.

Buffalo's 30-21 win over the Chiefs last season had 31.2 million viewers on CBS. The Bills' website said it was the most-watched regular season non-holiday NFL game since the Patriots-Colts meeting in Week 9 in 2007 (33.8 million).

That explains why the NFL would be inclined to leave the Chiefs-Bills matchup out of prime time.

 

[daemonova]

 

[RubioTheCruel]

Parsons won Defensive Player of the Month in the NFC. Leads the NFL in pressures, 4 sacks in the month


GB is 5-1-1 and currently the 1 seed in the NFC

 

[the next guy]

double.

 

[jadillac]

Tua out here setting black qbs back 20 years