Football

[Doomsday Dallas]

Looking at the standings again in the NFC... Cowboys lose to the Falcons tomorrow, they ain't making the playoffs.

Must win game for the Boys tomorrow.

[Jasper]

As I stated before I truly thought Dallas was the team to beat , to win the super bowl...
well today watched Dallas play and Prescott is the issue.

Two back to back sacks , and he had plenty of time to throw the ball away.
Cowboys need to move him(.)

[ShawkFactory]

As I stated before I truly thought Dallas was the team to beat , to win the super bowl...
well today watched Dallas play and Prescott is the issue.

Two back to back sacks , and he had plenty of time to throw the ball away.
Cowboys need to move him(.)

Lol why?

[Jasper]

Lol why?

they have the elite franchise, and coachs.... but prescott has to go.

[ShawkFactory]

they have the elite franchise, and coachs.... but prescott has to go.

No.

[SouBeachTalents]

It was painfully obvious the Cowboys should've blown things up after the catastrophe against Green Bay, that without wholesale changes they were always going to be the team that beat up on weak teams and lost to elite ones and underachieved in the playoffs.

Even having said that, I did not expect them to be this bad this year. McCarthy is obviously gone, I'm assuming Dak is out the door with him as well.

[Hey Yo]

Dennis Allen fired!

The New Orleans Saints dropped their seventh straight game on Sunday, prompting longtime pass rusher Cameron Jordan to publicly lament the team's failure to meet expectations this season. Now, the franchise has changed course in a big way, on Monday firing head coach Dennis Allen, as CBS Sports reports.

Allen, 52, was in his third season as the Saints coach. This marks the second time he's been dismissed in-season during his career, as the Oakland Raiders previously fired him after four games in 2014.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/s...alling-to-2-7/

[Charlie Sheen]

Dennis Allen fired!

The New Orleans Saints dropped their seventh straight game on Sunday, prompting longtime pass rusher Cameron Jordan to publicly lament the team's failure to meet expectations this season. Now, the franchise has changed course in a big way, on Monday firing head coach Dennis Allen, as CBS Sports reports.

Allen, 52, was in his third season as the Saints coach. This marks the second time he's been dismissed in-season during his career, as the Oakland Raiders previously fired him after four games in 2014.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/s...alling-to-2-7/

A year or 2 ago i am pretty sure i said i thought he was doing a pretty good job

[Patrick Chewing]

No.

[SouBeachTalents]

Damn, Mahomes just got hurt.

[ShawkFactory]

Turned it off when the Chiefs won the coin toss. When will they finally go all the way like they should and allow both teams to possess the ball in OT?

[1987_Lakers]

Turned it off when the Chiefs won the coin toss. When will they finally go all the way like they should and allow both teams to possess the ball in OT?

They at least changed the rules where both teams have possessions in the playoffs.

[tontoz]

Commanders biggest need was a number 1 corner. Not any more

[Wally450]

They at least changed the rules where both teams have possessions in the playoffs.

They need to put it in the regular season too. What kind of bullshit is this, where the offense can't possess the ball after a touchdown in the regular season, but they can in the playoffs.

[SouBeachTalents]

Honestly, I don't have a huge issue with the current OT rules for the regular season. There are already so many injuries in football, asking these guys to consistently play an entire extra period mandating two possessions would only result in more. Bucs should've just went for 2 as the underdog on the road against Mahomes, that was stupid on their end.