NFL Week 6 Games

[PatsFan92]

I hate to say it, but I think the Colts will take the W today.

 

[HeadHunter]

This actually might be a good game tonight. Fingers crossed, because as of late prime time football has sucked.

 

[BradyFTW!]

 

[Mark.]

Maybe Lewis can get some deer antler spray for him.

 

[BradyFTW!]

6 games into the season. Last year he was 27th, with 702 yards.

This year he is behind a good Titans O-line and had 2 games with over 100 yards.

Murray is good. Elliot is good. They become really good if they have an amazing O-line. That's my point.

Last year he played in a terrible offense that had no idea how to use him. Every RB in the NFL, with no current exceptions and few historical exceptions, will see a drop in production like that if the offense around him is bad enough.

In 2014, Murray led the league in rushing. Through 6 games in 2016, he's #2 in the league in rushing. To claim that he isn't a top-tier RB pretty much requires aggressive cherrypicking of stats. Let's approach this from another angle: if Murray and Elliott aren't elite, then who is? Are there 4 RBs in the NFL you'd definitively take over both of them? I think there's an argument to be made for Johnson, Bell, and McCoy, but I can't see a credible argument for taking anyone else over either of them.

 

[The Gr8est]

OK, I just got home and turned on the TV for a game, for the 1st time today. I just saw the replay on the long pass attempt from Ryan to Jones; probably already discussed in this thread, at least I am assuming so.

But what is up with no PI call on Seattle? They had Julio Jones' arm tied up so he had to try a one-handed catch.

Why the **** can't the refs call the obvious, GAME CHANGING stuff?

That non-call cost Atlanta a likely win.

**** this NFL* !!!

 

[nabwong]

Went to check the Falcons board...they must be melting down because I can't get on there lol.

They forgot to turn off the crowd noise so it's hard to hear anything in there.

 

[Deus Irae]

OK, I just got home and turned on the TV for a game, for the 1st time today. I just saw the replay on the long pass attempt from Ryan to Jones; probably already discussed in this thread, at least I am assuming so.

But what is up with no PI call on Seattle? They had Julio Jones' arm tied up so he had to try a one-handed catch.

Why the **** can't the refs call the obvious, GAME CHANGING stuff?

That non-call cost Atlanta a likely win.

**** this NFL* !!!

The Falcons got jobbed. We can all now look forward to the NFL whitewash when they respond to it.

 

[The Gr8est]

The Falcons got jobbed. We can all now look forward to the NFL whitewash when they respond to it.

It wasn't really that big a deal. It only likely had a huge determination in which teams get a bye, home field, and a possible trip to the Superbowl.

The refs miss this obvious stuff but call all the ticky-tack questionable stuff.

Who the **** knows what is a catch or a penalty anymore?

 

[Joey007]

How long would he be out?

 

[BradyFTW!]

OK, I just got home and turned on the TV for a game, for the 1st time today. I just saw the replay on the long pass attempt from Ryan to Jones; probably already discussed in this thread, at least I am assuming so.

But what is up with no PI call on Seattle? They had Julio Jones' arm tied up so he had to try a one-handed catch.

Why the **** can't the refs call the obvious, GAME CHANGING stuff?

That non-call cost Atlanta a likely win.

**** this NFL* !!!

Yeah, if I was a Falcons fan i'd be livid. This isn't just second-guessing based on slo mo either, even in real time as it happened it was pretty obvious his arm was pinned.

 

[Deus Irae]

It wasn't really that big a deal. It only likely had a huge determination in which teams get a bye, home field, and a possible trip to the Superbowl.

The refs miss this obvious stuff but call all the ticky-tack questionable stuff.

Who the **** knows what is a catch or a penalty anymore?

Absolutely. The entire football season may have turned on that non-call, but at least nobody was throwing a slightly under-pressured football when it happened, right?

 

[BradyFTW!]

How long would he be out?

In the past I would've said it's season-ending, but with the advancements that the Ravens have made in deer antler spray, who knows.

 

[nabwong]

How long would he be out?

Hopefully forever.

 

[Joey007]

In the past I would've said it's season-ending, but with the advancements that the Ravens have made in deer antler spray, who knows.

Jokes aside, that's a huge loss for them if so.

 

[BradyFTW!]

Hopefully forever.

I dunno, it's probably safer for his family that he spend as little time around them as possible.

 

[meatface]

This Houston/Indy game should be interesting. And by interesting I mean it should be funny to see which AFCS team can humiliate themselves worse on national TV.

i hope its houston, but thats purely for fantasy purposes

 

[PatriotReign]

Last year he played in a terrible offense that had no idea how to use him. Every RB in the NFL, with no current exceptions and few historical exceptions, will see a drop in production like that if the offense around him is bad enough.

In 2014, Murray led the league in rushing. Through 6 games in 2016, he's #2 in the league in rushing. To claim that he isn't a top-tier RB pretty much requires aggressive cherrypicking of stats. Let's approach this from another angle: if Murray and Elliott aren't elite, then who is? Are there 4 RBs in the NFL you'd definitively take over both of them? I think there's an argument to be made for Johnson, Bell, and McCoy, but I can't see a credible argument for taking anyone else over either of them.

Devontae Freeman.

 

[HTownChris]

Well, Carrie Underwood's legs is all I need to see of this game.

Colt win 14-6

 

[AtomicDawg]

God that SNF song is putrid.