Men's American Football NFL 2024

[hckošice 15,518]

Okay. Now this is hilarious

 

 

Congratulations to our Girls Flag National Player of the Year nominee: Nela Lopušanová! @MaxwellFootball | #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/WhE0bPyYIe

— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) January 2, 2025

[Monzanator 4,768]

Meanwhile in college. Vintage mass team substitution from special teams to offense and defense jumps offside anyway

 

 

[rafalgorka 1,808]

[Monzanator 4,768]

Less NFL games in Top 100 only because it was the presidential elections year in USA

[rafalgorka 1,808]

12 hours ago, Monzanator said:

Less NFL games in Top 100 only because it was the presidential elections year in USA

Super Bowl Lead-Out easily in Top 100.   LOL

Edited January 5 by rafalgorka

[Monzanator 4,768]

The regular season is over. Tennesse Titans get #1 overall pick for the 2025 draft after NE Patriots beat the Buffalo Bills back-ups on the last day.

 

Mike Evans (Buccaneers) ended his 11th season with 11th mark of 1,000 receiving yards which ties Jerry Rice's all-time record. Bucs needed to run one more play to get him 5 yards he needed instead of kneeling down a game they had won already.

 

Wild Card Schedule:

 

My picks: Chargers, Ravens, Bills, Eagles, Commanders, Vikings

 

 

 

 

[phelps 8,279]

my picks...

 

all the home teams except for the Vikings winning in LA

[Monzanator 4,768]

Rams could well beat Vikings and this is a real coin toss. Sam Darnold's first playoff game and he looked bad vs Lions last weekend in the #1 seed decider already. This is one of these rare games when a wild card team has a much better record and the home team is the underdog on paper but Rams can pull this one off and it ends up being a "non-upset" upset.

[Monzanator 4,768]

The Monday wild card game between Rams & Vikings has been moved to Glendale (Arizona Cardinals' stadium) due to the fires in LA area.

[phelps 8,279]

#7 seed Notre Dame Fighting Irish will face #8 seed Ohio State Buckeyes in the NCAA National Championship Game on Monday, January 20th in Atlanta

 

ND defeated #6 Penn State in the first semifinal match, meanwhile OSU edged out #5 Texas in the second semifinal

 

had the NCAA kept the rules in charge until the last year (only 4 teams going to the playoffs, instead of 12), now we would have a completely different outcome, as none of the top 4 seeded teams could go beyond the quarterfinal stage...

 

I guess the old fogeys of the NCAA sports committee should ask themselves a few questions about that 

Edited January 13 by phelps