Week 2 NFL Game Thread
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The 506NFL maps of TV coverage this week.
The entire nation is subject to Dal - Philly 4pm Sunday? That should be entertaining.
Besides the Pats, most interesting games of the week seem to be the Thursday Den @ KC and the Sunday night Sea @ GB. Mondays NYJ @ Ind may also give some better insight to how good / bad each of these teams really are after their first week blowouts.
The entire nation is subject to Dal - Philly 4pm Sunday? That should be entertaining.
Besides the Pats, most interesting games of the week seem to be the Thursday Den @ KC and the Sunday night Sea @ GB. Mondays NYJ @ Ind may also give some better insight to how good / bad each of these teams really are after their first week blowouts.
I suspect it's because Oakland and Jacksonville host games at the same time and the networks usually have rules that allow for blackouts of other games during those times.
This is exactly right. If you live near SF but don't really care about the local teams, what's available on broadcast often is limited/undesirable.Oil Can Dan said:
Oh yea, I didn't even think of that. Thanks guys. For some reason I was thinking the DAL/PHI game was the ONLY game during that time. Makes way more sense now.
Denver has the longest divisional road win streak in NFL history on the line tonight - 12, tied with the 87-90 Niners. Tonight is a fantastic opportunity for KC to end that. While I think they are very good and Peyton looks like shit, I fully expect KC to shit the bed.
Prove me wrong, Andy Reid and Alex Smith.
Prove me wrong, Andy Reid and Alex Smith.
On the front page of ESPN right now:
So, Peyton hasn't necessarily declined, but if he has it's mostly because of his line. Keep carrying that water, chumps.
So, Peyton hasn't necessarily declined, but if he has it's mostly because of his line. Keep carrying that water, chumps.
Marciano490 said:
I think you're reaching here. My reaction when I saw the article was that the essence of his point was that we have two things going in the wrong direction, all of which bodes poorly for Denver's offense. It didn't read at all like an apologia for Manning, nor does the ESPN headline in all honesty. And it's not like Schatz (known Pats fan, though he is pretty good about not letting that seep into his analysis) is a Manning ball-washer.
I was excited bc I thought Collinsworth was doing this game and if anyone will call a spade a spade (i.e. Peyton sucks) it would be him. Then, I thought it was Mayock and I was like oh he might do that too! Finally, I realized it's actually Simms. Sigh.
Hmm no announcers feed for me. Anyone else? Actually is pretty awesome with just the stadium noise.
If Manning had the arm to rifle in that throw, there's a chance Sanders has enough space to turn and get the first down.Ed Hillel said:
