I like Malik Willis as the Packers backup, but I think he'd probably be a perfect injury replacement for Lamar Jackson. That said, their defense is the epitome of trash and injured as well. So there is so much more wrong then who Jackson's backup is at this point. Given up 41, 17, 38, 37, and 44 so far this season.

So many ass whooping this early slate of games, been sort of a lame watch if you aren't a fan of any team. The close games are with teams that have a combined 4 wins lol.

Edit: Giants also should have decent lead except for 3 horrible fumbles, two of which in the red zone I am pretty sure and one returned for a TD.

I know the Ravens are hurt, but they are also just so bad... Steelers should have a cake walk for the division.

Jared Allen did have better career numbers, and more individual accolades. He played 13 more games than Rice.

Edit: Allen was great, but he had that peak year of 22 sacks as well that people remember, and the rest of his career was probably not as good as a player like Rice. It's a tougher debate and I end up doing mental gymnastics a bit.

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I agree to a point, I mentioned how stacked that Tampa defense was with 4 hall of famers plus Rice. But the same argument could/should be made for Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis and I think Mathis makes it to the HoF before Rice, and Freeney is already in.

Edit: also, yeah Sapp was a BEAST lol

Perhaps this series is more appropriately named "Better than you remember" (I seriously may change that next week haha)

Rice's entire career was basically 10 seasons. Which is longer than a lot, but he didn't stick around long enough to continue to accumulate like others did. If he had maybe 2 more solid seasons of even 5+ sacks, he'd probably be a lock.

Eagles Bills Chiefs 520

49ers are dinking and dunking the Rams to death

That's two of us brother. Matt LaFluer went conservative with 45 seconds left from the Dallas 12... Two screens and a near disaster. Truly the worst sequence I've seen in some time in OT.

Womp womp. Packers disappointment compounds

Need the reminder to stay on my couch haha.

Everything being filmed and then instantly spread around to everyone, for sure has ruined us lol. I still squirm a bit when I see injuries like this, yet I ALWAYS watch them...

Dislocated Knee is also different than dislocated knee cap. Teddy Bridgewater nearly had his leg amputated as a result. Which is why they likely rushed Hill to the ER right away.

If that's all, I'd be shocked. Those usually come with some ligament injury as well. Find out tomorrow likely.

Good choice lol,

Got my points, now just need to avoid a fumble lol. Stop the game! End it now!

Graphic warning. Plant leg got totally screwed/twisted. Pointing wrong way by the end.

The Hill injury is brutal, it has the look of a career ender for an 'old guy. Or at the very least he will have a hard time returning anywhere near form

Would appreciate maybe two more catches by Waddle. I don't care to have a third loss this year as the second highest scorer of the week in my league...

They got steamrolled by the Bears last week. The Russ Wilson Giants played essentially the same game as the Packers did vs Dallas. That's not company I want my team in haha. The Packers allowed them to be in the game. The blocked PAT and return, the free TD at end of half, etc. this should have been out of hand by half. At which point our DL pins their ears back the entire second half not having to worry about the run. It was a master class of what goes wrong when you give up free points and mismanage the game.