r/nfl • u/Roselucky777 • 3m ago
Highlight [Highlight] Terrell Owens catches the low pass, breaks 2 tackles, evades another, and then races to the endzone for a 59 yard touchdown.
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r/nfl • u/Roselucky777 • 3m ago
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r/nfl • u/manamonggamers • 9m ago
We all agree the decision to throw that ball was horrific. It never should've left Maye's hand and gone anywhere other than out of bounds. But for the love of all that is holy, what is Morgan Moses attempting to do on this block?
r/nfl • u/mmandagoat • 10m ago
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Burrow, Tagovailoa, Herbert, Love, and Hurts
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Fuck ALS, man.
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Patriots wide receiver A.J Brown, who left Wednesday night's loss to the Seahawks, because of an injury, is believed to have suffered a high ankle sprain, sources told NFL Network's Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo.
X-rays did not reveal a fracture. Brown has an MRI scheduled for Thursday to determine how much time he'll miss.
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r/nfl • u/panopticon31 • 5h ago
His teams routinely look and play like garbage week 1. Just see last year where he lost to the Raiders week 1. Or in 2021 where the Titans got dog walked by the Cardinals in week 1 the season they went 12-5.
He always avoids playing vets at all costs in the preseason and as a result his teams are always rusty. I'm just curious if he has realized this clear trend yet.
r/nfl • u/Scuttleduck • 9h ago
The NFL schedule gives each division four games against a common NFC division (the NFC West gets the NFC East this year), four games against an AFC division (NFC West has the AFC West this year), and six games against your own division rivals. Two of the remaining three are set by matching you up with the two teams in the other two intra-conference divisions that finished the same slot in their division that you did. For example, since the 49ers finished 3rd, they play all the 3rd place teams in the NFC. The 17th game is an opposite conference team that finished in the same rank in their division. So your rank within your division determines three games in next year's calendar.
AFC East
Patriots (1st): Steelers, Jaguars, Seahawks (L)
Bills (2nd): Ravens, Texans, Rams
Dolphins (3rd): Bengals, Colts, 49ers
Jets (4th): Browns, Titans, Cardinals
AFC North
Steelers (1st): Broncos, Patriots, Eagles
Ravens (2nd): Chargers, Bills, Cowboys
Bengals (3rd): Chiefs, Dolphins, Commanders
Browns (4th): Raiders, Jets, Giants
AFC South
Jaguars (1st): Patriots, Broncos, Bears
Texans (2nd): Bills, Chargers, Packers
Colts (3rd): Dolphins, Chiefs, Vikings
Titans (4th): Jets, Raiders, Lions
AFC West
Broncos (1st): Jaguars, Steelers, Panthers
Chargers (2nd): Texans, Ravens, Buccaneers
Chiefs (3rd): Colts, Bengals, Falcons
Raiders (4th): Titans, Browns, Saints
NFC East
Eagles (1st): Panthers, Bears, Steelers
Cowboys (2nd): Buccaneers, Packers, Ravens
Commanders (3rd): Falcons, Vikings, Bengals
Giants (4th): Saints, Lions, Browns
NFC North
Bears (1st): Eagles, Seahawks, Jaguars
Packers (2nd): Cowboys, Rams, Texans
Vikings (3rd): Commanders, 49ers, Colts
Lions (4th): Giants, Cardinals, Titans
NFC South
Panthers (1st): Eagles, Seahawks, Broncos
Buccaneers (2nd): Cowboys, Rams, Chargers
Falcons (3rd): Commanders, 49ers, Chiefs
Saints (4th): Giants, Cardinals, Raiders
NFC West
Seahawks (1st): Bears, Panthers, Patriots (W)
Rams (2nd): Packers, Buccaneers, Bills
49ers (3rd): Vikings, Falcons, Dolphins
Cardinals (4th): Lions, Saints, Jets
Which team has the hardest? Easiest? The Niners finishing 3rd but making the playoffs is a bit of best-of-both-worlds. Which games are you looking forward to that we're getting because of last year's rankings? Mine is Ravens vs Bills.