NFL. The official what have we learned week 6

[CrimsonTider]

Titans
Giants
Jags

These 3 teams have to do something at QB during the season. You are going to lose the team if you keep trotting them out there

 

[Weaver31]

Kaep will use Bills starting/putting Peterman as a back up and his play will be enough evidence for his case.

 

[NoHalfWay]

nikka ain’t legit. He played vs a shytty ass Falcons defense and still managed to throw 2 INTs

I mean when your defense consistently gives up 35 points per game and 400-500+ yards of offense, forcing you to throw the ball down field all the time to crawl out of deficits ain’t really shyt you can do

 

[El Poyo Loco]

The real Blake Bortles showed up last week this week he's still the real Blake Bortles




Houston,Jacksonville and Tennessee are tied for 1st placethe AFC South is going to be interesting



Kelvin Benjamin is a hoe ass nikka




Thanks Chicago I was ready to go off on Brock AssWater




The Jets with nice back to back wins but I'm still not sold I know better




The Falcons ended their skid
Would've been hilarious if DeSean got that lateral




See ya for week 7

 

[Mr. Jack Napier]

I learned I need to find something else to do on Sundays besides watching the Titans because clearly they don't feel like putting in an effort worth my time each week.

11 sacks

 

[tjax03]

Blake bortles got some mafia protection in that organization.


They wont even play his backup when they down 40 pts because they dont want his backup to shine and cause a qb controversy. I never seen a qb as protected as he is in my life.

 

[DrexlersFade]

Nathan Peterman is the worst quarterback in NFL history

 

[Stone]

I mean when your defense consistently gives up 35 points per game and 400-500+ yards of offense, forcing you to throw the ball down field all the time to crawl out of deficits ain’t really shyt you can do

Jameis is cool. My only real problem with him is that he doesn't hit plays downfield consistently. Diet Matt Ryan imo

Koetter has taken that team as far as they're gonna go

 

[NoHalfWay]

Jameis is cool. My only real problem with him is that he doesn't hit plays downfield consistently. Diet Matt Ryan imo

Koetter has taken that team as far as they're gonna go

Koetter has not taken this team as far as it can go.

He hasn’t let go of Mike Smith.

 

[Stone]

Koetter has not taken this team as far as it can go.

He hasn’t let go of Mike Smith.

I should rephrase, he's taken the team as far as HE can

and the GM who drafted Vita Vea like its 2006 should be fired

 

[staticshock]

This bye week showed that we(saints) are a step above everyone else in our division

Wait till the falcons get healthy

 

[NoHalfWay]

I should rephrase, he's taken the team as far as HE can

and the GM who drafted Vita Vea like its 2006 should be fired

Depending how this season pans out the whole coaching staff and GM getting cleaned out

 

[Monoblock]

 

[KingsnBucs1987]

Jameis is cool. My only real problem with him is that he doesn't hit plays downfield consistently. Diet Matt Ryan imo

Koetter has taken that team as far as they're gonna go

Honestly that's the only problem I have with Jameis is the down the field accuracy and as a coach if you your QB is having problems throwing the deep ball, why keep throwing it deep? You can still attack the field in the short and intermediate game and you can stretch the field horizontally as well.

The more I go back to it, why the fukk are you calling an endzone shot on third and 3???

You could of easily called a quick hit play to keep the drive going, but no you wanna go for the gusto instead of playing the numbers

The 2nd pic was just misfortunate, usually the ball takes a wild bounce to where its a hard play to make, but that one went 90 degrees straight up into the air.

 

[UserNameless]

They say it’s parity but that’s really misinterpreted mediocrity across the board ... really only 3-4 teams with a shot to win the chip.

Just watching this shyt outta habit at this point .