I haven't smoked a joint since my earlier 20's. Let's just say if Miami is lucky enough to get a top 3 pick out of SF and trade it away for a bounty. I'd smoke the whole joint up.They not open for business when you need them?
I haven't smoked a joint since my earlier 20's. Let's just say if Miami is lucky enough to get a top 3 pick out of SF and trade it away for a bounty. I'd smoke the whole joint up.They not open for business when you need them?
Nah, trade down out of principle...lolOr take someone like that Anderson kid from Alabama?
I'm not impressed w/ J Fields either.
Slopping weather. Fields was 2/10 at one point I think.
51 yard TD to Dante Pettis woke them up.
But the team is void of talent, which makes this game a surprise.
I knew you couldn't resist. I was just surprised it took you this long to respond!Including me
Post-game self-pleasureI knew you couldn't resist. I was just surprised it took you this long to respond!
It’s so important but I just wished they didn’t sign jimmy
How we that shoulder might be weaker
While most did figure the Niners to have a down year, some, including NFL.com had them at #3 and in their power rankings behind only Buffalo and the Rams.The 49ers figured to be down this year anyway, after rising from 6 wins in 2020 to 10 wins in 2021. It's very similar to the predicament the Dolphins were in last year.
But it is surreal that an NFL quarterback can be benched after a season with 8.6 YPA, especially in favor of a raw kid with so little to recommend on his college resume.
The bounce trend had an excellent opening weekend. Among the 7 teams that gained 3+ in the win column last season, all of them lost today except the Eagles. They went a combined 1-6 vs. the spread, with the only cover being Atlanta over New Orleans.
That was actually 1 of 2 games in which the bounce pointed in the same direction from both sides. New Orleans dropped 3+ last year while Atlanta gained 3+. The other example was Pittsburgh over Cincinnati. since the Steelers fell 3+ while the Bengals soared all the way from 4 to 10.
This is that list, beginning with the change in victories from 2020 to 2021, and then the spread result:
Patriots 7 to 10…+3 at Miami…L
Bengals 4 to 10…-6.5 vs Pittsburgh…L
Cowboys 6 to 12…+2.5 vs Tampa Bay…L
Eagles 4 to 9…-4 at Detroit…L
Cardinals 8 to 11…+6 vs. Kansas City…L
49ers 6 to 10…-7 at Chicago…L
Falcons 4 to 7…+5.5 vs. New Orleans…W
The opposite side of that cooperated also. The teams that declined 3+ wins from 2020 to 2021 fared very well today. All 4 won their games and only the Saints -- as mentioned -- failed to cover. There is one more entry tomorrow night with the Seahawks:
Steelers 12 to 9…+6.5 at Cincinnati…W
Ravens 11 to 8…-7 at Jets…W
Browns 11 to 8…+2.5 at Panthers…W
Saints 12 to 9…-5.5 at Atlanta…L
Seahawks 12 to 7…+6.5 vs Broncos…
I realize this systematic stuff isn't very popular. Subjectivity is king. It's very useful to me because I can totally ignore the offseason and still know what to expect. I hope some posters take note of some of it. This stuff will continue to work long after my generation is gone.
Interesting. I mean, week 1 is always goofy, but it's easy to suspect some of that could continue.The 49ers figured to be down this year anyway, after rising from 6 wins in 2020 to 10 wins in 2021. It's very similar to the predicament the Dolphins were in last year.
But it is surreal that an NFL quarterback can be benched after a season with 8.6 YPA, especially in favor of a raw kid with so little to recommend on his college resume.
The bounce trend had an excellent opening weekend. Among the 7 teams that gained 3+ in the win column last season, all of them lost today except the Eagles. They went a combined 1-6 vs. the spread, with the only cover being Atlanta over New Orleans.
That was actually 1 of 2 games in which the bounce pointed in the same direction from both sides. New Orleans dropped 3+ last year while Atlanta gained 3+. The other example was Pittsburgh over Cincinnati. since the Steelers fell 3+ while the Bengals soared all the way from 4 to 10.
This is that list, beginning with the change in victories from 2020 to 2021, and then the spread result:
Patriots 7 to 10…+3 at Miami…L
Bengals 4 to 10…-6.5 vs Pittsburgh…L
Cowboys 6 to 12…+2.5 vs Tampa Bay…L
Eagles 4 to 9…-4 at Detroit…L
Cardinals 8 to 11…+6 vs. Kansas City…L
49ers 6 to 10…-7 at Chicago…L
Falcons 4 to 7…+5.5 vs. New Orleans…W
The opposite side of that cooperated also. The teams that declined 3+ wins from 2020 to 2021 fared very well today. All 4 won their games and only the Saints -- as mentioned -- failed to cover. There is one more entry tomorrow night with the Seahawks:
Steelers 12 to 9…+6.5 at Cincinnati…W
Ravens 11 to 8…-7 at Jets…W
Browns 11 to 8…+2.5 at Panthers…W
Saints 12 to 9…-5.5 at Atlanta…L
Seahawks 12 to 7…+6.5 vs Broncos…
I realize this systematic stuff isn't very popular. Subjectivity is king. It's very useful to me because I can totally ignore the offseason and still know what to expect. I hope some posters take note of some of it. This stuff will continue to work long after my generation is gone.
it scorched all their culos!Trey Lance with a scorching 46% completion rate. Watch out NFC!!!