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The 2019 NFL Season thread

Started by RVR II, March 08, 2019, 02:26:56 AM

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ihavemyreasons

Chiefs doing nothing on offense so far, but field in Mexico City is terrible. Announcers must have been told not to mention it, but you can see chunks of turf flying and players slippimg on every play.

RVR II

Bills play the Broncos in Buffalo, should be a Win there 8) but the Panthers play the Saints in New Orleans.. Not expecting a win there after their last 2 games :-[

MartyS (Gromit)

Eagles and Seahawks both playing like crap.   But the Eagles are playing more crappy.

Wentz just seems to be getting worse each game, some of it is the O line being crap, but there were easy passes he has been missing very badly the last few weeks.

ihavemyreasons

Chiefs off and then a big game against the Raiders next week with the winner leaving with the AFC West lead.

Packers in the Sunday night game tonight against the 49ers. Expecting Packers to get blown out- don't seem to like playing out West and been saying all season I just don't think they're as good as their record.


RVR II

Bills go to 8-3 :highfive: Best record since 1996 which was the last year of Jim Kelly :o

And the Panthers lose a close one to the Saints  :-[
Our kicker unfortunately cost us this game

ihavemyreasons

I called it with the Packers. Terrible performance in all aspects including special teams.
Giants and Redskins up next, so that'll keep fans around here hapoy, but could see them dropping the last 2 to the Bears and Vikings.

RVR II


RVR II

#112
Bills up 13-7 over the Cowchips at the half :o
Our kicker has missed a 3 pointer and an extra point so far which hurts us a bit but both the Offense & Defense are playing pretty solidly overall so far with Dak fumbling & throwing interceptions 8)

RVR II

9-3 :highfive: :cheers:

Solid win over the Cowchips! I'm sure that helps your Eagles Marty 8)

MartyS (Gromit)

Quote from: RVR II on November 28, 2019, 04:44:07 PM
9-3 :highfive: :cheers:

Solid win over the Cowchips! I'm sure that helps your Eagles Marty 8)

Only on paper, the offense is in such horrible shape it's hard to imagine them winning any more games.  Sad thing is the defense is playing great, if we had even a mediocre offense we would have won the last 2 games.

RVR II

Our next big test will be next Sunday when the Bills take on the Ravens in Buffalo.
The Bills will be watching the Ravens 49ers game this Sunday taking notes.

eegah

I'm going to go on record predicting that the Bills are Superbowl champs this year. It's just a feeling I have. I'm more of a Vikings and Texans fan, but I like what I've seen from them.

RVR II

Quote from: eegah on November 29, 2019, 06:13:56 AM
I'm going to go on record predicting that the Bills are Superbowl champs this year. It's just a feeling I have. I'm more of a Vikings and Texans fan, but I like what I've seen from them.
I like your way of thinking  8)
I'm thinking the Ravens and Patriots are our biggest challenges remaining but they will definitelybe in the Playoffs

RVR II

This is Impressive :o
QuoteAP

The Buffalo Bills and Dallas Cowboys broadcast on Thursday was the most-watched Thanksgiving Day game on CBS Sports in 27 years, and the most-watched regular season game on any network in three years.

The game, which ran from 4:32 PM to 7:48 PM ET, featured a surging young Bills team against a Cowboys franchise struggling to build momentum amid swirling controversy over its lackluster record.

The broadcast averaged 32.538 million viewers (Persons 2 +), up +22% from last year's game on CBS (Chicago-Detroit; 26.610 million, CBS; 12:39-3:48 PM, ET) and up +7% from last year's comparable game window (Washington-Dallas; 30.524 million, FOX; 4:36-7:57 PM, ET), according to Nielsen fast national ratings (Live + Same Day).

Viewership peaked with 35.453 million viewers from 7:00-7:15 PM, ET.

The game also was the most-watched television program since Super Bowl LIII programming on CBS on Feb. 3, 2019.

RVR II