NFL GDT: Week 15: Throw Down in Motown OR Keystone Clash

[Ace]

AJ Brown has done that to just about everyone.,

He’s had an incredible year with a QB that has been oddly gunshy before today. Dude just runs open and Hurts has been hesitant the last month at least before today

 

[Reality Check]

Arthur Juan Brown with a massive conversion on a slant. If Jalen plays this well going forward the Eagles should win the Super Bowl.

Well, as long as they avoid Kansas City in the Super Bowl.

And possibly Green Bay in the NFC.

 

[Marc the Habs Fan]

Watt in serious pain. Grabs his foot.

 

[GKJ]

TJ Watt looks like he's hurt

 

[red devil]

Watt down holding his foot or ankle

 

[Halladay]

Well, as long as they avoid Kansas City in the Super Bowl.

And possibly Green Bay in the NFC.

I think they would beat both as all on currently playing. I thought the Eagles defense would be terrible this year especially after the loss to Atlanta. I was very wrong.

Watt is hurt, not ideal.

 

[BackToTheBrierePatch]

The Eagles have been the better team today. The Steelers will be ready to slap around the Ravens again next Saturday

 

[GKJ]

I can't see anything on he replay

 

[BackToTheBrierePatch]

Watt getting hurt is not ideal. Looks like a calf. Hopefully it’s minor

 

[Ace]

Onside kick rule is such a stupid thing.

All of them. Every rule attached to them.

Almost had one returned there

 

[Marc the Habs Fan]

Lions onside kick attempt blows up.

 

[GKJ]

Well that onside kick definitely didn't work

 

[red devil]

Onside kick with 12 minutes remaining seems risky and Buffalo returns it to the 5

 

[Terry Yake]

is dan campbell drunk?

 

[Ace]

At least they didn’t use any clock

 

[Troy McClure]

I like Campbell going for it on 4th downs because they have a great success rate.

This onside kick was dumb. The odds of getting it are next to nothing.

 

[Panthaz89]

Well that Lions TD was quickly washed.

 

[Romang67]

Onside kick with 12 minutes remaining seems risky and Buffalo returns it to the 5

Risky is one thing. They have like a <10% success rate this season. Just stupid.

 

[hatterson]

What’s the rule if Hollins had just knocked the ball behind him out of bounds instead of trying to recover it?

Risky is one thing. They have like a <10% success rate this season. Just stupid.

They did it because they don’t believe they can stop the Bills offense at all.

 

[Ace]

I like Campbell going for it on 4th downs because they have a great success rate.

This onside kick was dumb. The odds of getting it are next to nothing.

The problem is that the rules are working so far against you on them. A surprise onside, when they were allowed, would have been a brass balls play that I’d have been behind. But you have to tell them…and they can change personnel. And you can’t move. It’s stupid because the league made it stupid.

 

[Reality Check]

I think they would beat both as all on currently playing. I thought the Eagles defense would be terrible this year especially after the loss to Atlanta. I was very wrong.

It's a week by week thing. Philadelphia nearly lost to Carolina last week.

If the Lions had enough to players to field a defense, I would have a bit more faith in them as well.

 

[Romang67]

I like Campbell going for it on 4th downs because they have a great success rate.

This onside kick was dumb. The odds of getting it are next to nothing.

Aye. Going for it on 4th down with one of the best offenses in the league that can work through the air and short to medium distances on the ground? Great, that will work most of the time.

Onside kicks? Stupid. Shit playcall.

 

[PeteWorrell]

The Bills love shootouts.

 

[Marc the Habs Fan]

A-Richception.

 

[bellagiobob]

I went from an expected 50 point win at the half to now an expected loss with opponent having Goff, Cook and Evans going supernova in the second half. As has been the case all year, would have won every other match by over 30 points. Fantasy can be cruel.