2013-2014 NFL Thread

[Donuthole]

It's crazy that Chuck Woodson is out there at 37 years old playing FS and leading his team in tackles.

Maybe it was just Manning, but Woodson looked every day of his 37 years on pass D tonight. He doesn't look comfortable playing safety in this system, either.

[smokymountainrain]

Peyton Manning is an absolute wizard. Everyone already knows this but I almost never watch NFL games and it's been awhile since I've seen him in action. What an unlikely combination of mental and physical prowess. I bet he'd be a great offensive coordinator right now if he didn't already have a better job.

He looks like a guy who is having a blast playing football right now and utilizes all those weapons on offense to toy with defenses 90% of the time.

[smokymountainrain]

It's crazy that Chuck Woodson is out there at 37 years old playing FS and leading his team in tackles.

[smokymountainrain]

I got home with about 2 minutes remaining in the 3rd quarter of this game. Pryor has been lights out - a black, mobile, Peyton Manning. Unreal. Obviously he hasn't played like this all game, but at least for a couple drives he's been close to perfect. Well until Woodyard nearly killed him on a designed QB draw and caused a fumble.

[woot]

Peyton Manning is an absolute wizard. Everyone already knows this but I almost never watch NFL games and it's been awhile since I've seen him in action. What an unlikely combination of mental and physical prowess. I bet he'd be a great offensive coordinator right now if he didn't already have a better job.

[Color Me Badd Fan]

Lombardi mentioned to Bill Simmons last year that if he were a GM he would go after Brian Hoyer. After trading Richardson away, someone mocked him about saying that to Simmons and then actually doing it when he was hired as GM of the Browns.

[Donuthole]

The two aren't mutually exclusive.

I get that Dalton put a 4th-quarter scoring drive together. But that wasn't the game-winning drive, as it didn't even put them in the lead. So I guess my question is, what definition of "game-winning drive" is ESPN using? Unless that was a typo, I think ESPN's definition and my definition are significantly different.

[The_Douger]

I thought Minny would win for sure. I was really surprised to see the Browns pull that out.

[FN Phat]

It's nice to see him do well. After trading away Richardson and starting Hoyer I didn't think the Browns had any chance at all this weekend.

neither did I. That is why I picked Minny over the Browns in the survival pool.

[RC Vikings]

Jordan Cameron on Colin Cowherd now. Crazy journey for him.

It's nice to see him do well. After trading away Richardson and starting Hoyer I didn't think the Browns had any chance at all this weekend.

[Pheidippides]

So does Ginger Dalton really get credit for a game-winning drive while standing on the sidelines watching his D score the game winning TD? Or is ESPN smoking crack?

The two aren't mutually exclusive.

[Flystripper]

Jordan Cameron on Colin Cowherd now. Crazy journey for him.

[Donuthole]

So does Ginger Dalton really get credit for a game-winning drive while standing on the sidelines watching his D score the game winning TD? Or is ESPN smoking crack?

[Joe Public]

The season has barely started, but it feels like the Steelers' is on the line right now.

[Joe Public]

Also, what's up with NYG?