NFL 2019 - Week 2

[robj144]

Originally Posted by Kerbie

Yeah, 43-0 over the Dolphins. They just keep on rolling. They look unstoppable, but it's early.

Barring injuries, this will definitely be Bill's best Pat's defense.

And the offense won't really get rolling until mid season when AB really learns the playbook and the rookie WR Harry comes back. He looked really good too.

[robj144]

Originally Posted by Kerbie

Yeah, 43-0 over the Dolphins. They just keep on rolling. They look unstoppable, but it's early.

True, but the Pats tend to get better as the season goes on and they seldom get worse.

This is when the Pats are most likely to lose.

[jpd]

Originally Posted by robj144

Anyone want to get guess the line or spread for the Jets/Pats game next at NE with the Jets having a ton of injuries?

Could be a record spread.

23 1/2.................

[frankmcr]

You know, I've always thought the NFL should make a huge big deal about kickers, instead of acting embarrassed that they even exist. Heck, some day a kicker might even win you a game you thought was gone! Play up the drama. A trumpet fanfare when he comes out, at least. Or maybe this:

[Kerbie]

Originally Posted by robj144

True, but the Pats tend to get better as the season goes on and they seldom get worse.

This is when the Pats are most likely to lose.

That's scary for the rest of the league.

[1neeto]

The ‘fins need some restructuring. Beatdown two weeks in a row. And Patriots don’t have the greatest record in Miami, glad they broke the curse. Bree’s our for 6 weeks at least and Ben for the season. This is sad news. And that was a great game between the Eagles and Falcons!

[Neil K Walk]

Rothlisberger is out for the rest of the season with an elbow injury that will require surgery. If history is any precedent for quarterbacks his age he is likely done for his entire career and Mason Rudolph is the franchise quarterback looking forward. Given that Ben had a much better defense and running offense to fall back on it doesn’t bode well for Pittsburgh for the foreseeable future.

[Dru Edwards]

Originally Posted by Neil K Walk

Rothlisberger is out for the rest of the season with an elbow injury that will require surgery. If history is any precedent for quarterbacks his age he is likely done for his entire career and Mason Rudolph is the franchise quarterback looking forward. Given that Ben had a much better defense and running offense to fall back on it doesn’t bode well for Pittsburgh for the foreseeable future.

Huge loss for the Steelers. Also, Drew Brees is out for 6 weeks. It was a tough day for QBs.

[Neil K Walk]

Yeah, well then there’s Miami. Players can’t get out of there fast enough.

TBH I never understood why Florida even has sports teams.

[rmp]

Originally Posted by Neil K Walk

Yeah, well then there’s Miami. Players can’t get out of there fast enough.

TBH I never understood why Florida even has sports teams.

yea, especially HOCKEY,, seriously,, what the heck?

[robj144]

Originally Posted by Neil K Walk

Yeah, well then there’s Miami. Players can’t get out of there fast enough.

TBH I never understood why Florida even has sports teams.

Well, Florida and Texas do produce the most NFL players, so it make sense.

[jpd]

I'm amazed at the amount of NFL season ending injuries. This does not bode well for the rest of the season!

[frankmcr]

Originally Posted by jpd

I'm amazed at the amount of NFL season ending injuries. This does not bode well for the rest of the season!

Look for more rule changes to protect players.

The owners don't want their livestock getting devalued.

[Rodger]

Rule changes wouldn't have prevented either Brees' or Rothlisberger's injuries.

[frankmcr]

Originally Posted by Rodger

Rule changes wouldn't have prevented either Brees' or Rothlisberger's injuries.

Oh, sorry. I didn't realize that when jpd said

amazed at the amount of NFL season ending injuries. This does not bode well for the rest of the season!

he meant that there were two such injuries.