NFL recap week 10 part 1

Hawks- Cards: as is common in seahawks land, russell wilson bent over and pulled a game out of his ass. Now I knew this was going to happen at some point. But he really convinced me that my injury riddled team had a chance and then crushed us into oblivion. Even Seahawks fans have to be fed up with their teams theatrics right? Russell Wilson just straight up refusing to take a concussion test comes to mind. Oh yeah theres also this Sherman guy who tore his achilles and then proceeded to walk a marathon on the sideline telling people he tore his achilles. Maybe go to the locker room dude, I dont know. Anyways I digress. This Cards team was overmatched but they came to play, something to be said about that.

NO-Buf: So this "game of the weekend" thing didnt really workout. Buffalo is doing their thing where they play super well at the beginning of the year and then mail it in for the second half. I dont know what exactly happened to the Saints but they are unrecognizable. The defence played well (Im in shock) and they ran the ball a shitton. To top it all off Drew Brees didnt throw a td and they scored 47 fucking points. Credit to Sean Payton for totally changing the way he calls a game. 7 in a row and counting

GB-CHI: John Fox, what a guy. The only coach who can turn the ball over by throwing a challenge flag, just incredible. The one positive for this bears team moving forward is they have great young pieces. Trubisky keeps getting better, the front seven can be a force and the backfield is set for the next ten years. The Pack finally got something out of Brett Hundley. He played solid football. This team is good enough to tread water until Aaron Rodgers comes back. Though the loss of Aaron Jones and Ty montogmery will hurt.


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