NFL 2022 Week 11 - Holy Fucking Snow

[Johnnie]

If the thread already exists, I don't see it.

Anyway.....sheeeesh!

[Johnnie]

Oh, and Green Bay most last night because Aaron Rodgers is dookie butter.

[Rex]

I have never seen Rodgers look so bad. He’s had games where he made weird decisions before. But last night wasn’t even that—he was just missing open guys by like 10 yards. I’d take Kenny Pickett over him at this point.

[The Sybian]

I have never seen Rodgers look so bad. He’s had games where he made weird decisions before. But last night wasn’t even that—he was just missing open guys by like 10 yards. I’d take Kenny Pickett over him at this point.

You must not have seen Rodgers play much this year, I thought that was one of his best performances of the year. Still really bad, but at least he made a couple plays.

[Brontoburglar]

this is very nerdy, but Buffalo-Cleveland is not set to be on TV in Detroit. I need to find when the last time a non-blackout game wasn't televised in the city it's being played in was

[brian]

this is very nerdy, but Buffalo-Cleveland is not set to be on TV in Detroit. I need to find when the last time a non-blackout game wasn't televised in the city it's being played in was

Also wonder when last time a team played two straight regular season games in the same stadium that isn’t their home field. (Bills play Detroit on Thanksgiving)

[mister d]

@ Giants then @ Jets seems plausible?

[rass]

@ Giants then @ Jets seems plausible?

...

[brian]

@ Giants then @ Jets seems plausible?

Yeah, just not sure last time it happened, but imagine it has.

[Jerloma]

I feel like the Steelers might have played at Baltimore or Cincy in week 17 and then the next week in the Wildcard game in the last 15-20 years. If not, I'm sure that's happened.

[Rex]

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ ... o/2020.htm

[sancarlos]

I feel like the Steelers might have played at Baltimore or Cincy in week 17 and then the next week in the Wildcard game in the last 15-20 years. If not, I'm sure that's happened.

I think the question was “not against the same team”.

[mister d]

Regular season, J-Lo!

Loophole answer might be last week one season and first week of the next.

[Jerloma]

Ah! My bad

[brian]

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ ... o/2020.htm

There you go!

[The Sybian]

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ ... o/2020.htm

There you go!

Had to go all the way back to 2020... 49ers went 2-0 against the Jets and Giants with a combined score of 67-22. I wonder if they stayed the week and practiced somewhere or if they flew home after the Jets game. During the lockdown year, they might have found a practice facility going unused.

[L-Jam3]

According to this, it appears they just stayed out in Jersey for the week.

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San Francisco returns home after a week on the East coast and faces Philadelphia Eagles in a Sunday night game.

The Eagles did something similar in 2017 where they played the Rams in the Coliseum and stayed out in LA when they played in Seattle the following week.

[Pruitt IV]

I feel like the Steelers might have played at Baltimore or Cincy in week 17 and then the next week in the Wildcard game in the last 15-20 years. If not, I'm sure that's happened.

I had a memory of the Browns hosting the oilers in the season finale and then a week later in a playoff game. Looked it up and it was 1988.

And yes, the Browns lost the playoff game.

[L-Jam3]

I feel like the Steelers might have played at Baltimore or Cincy in week 17 and then the next week in the Wildcard game in the last 15-20 years. If not, I'm sure that's happened.

I had a memory of the Browns hosting the oilers in the season finale and then a week later in a playoff game. Looked it up and it was 1988.

And yes, the Browns lost the playoff game.

Those Oilers teams were fun. Moon, Givins, Jeffries, Hill, Duncan, Dishman, Lorenzo White, Alonzo Highsmith. Sort of like the Philly of the AFC at the time: a fun team that really didn't do shit in the playoffs.

[brian]

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/ ... o/2020.htm

There you go!

Had to go all the way back to 2020... 49ers went 2-0 against the Jets and Giants with a combined score of 67-22. I wonder if they stayed the week and practiced somewhere or if they flew home after the Jets game. During the lockdown year, they might have found a practice facility going unused.

I specifically remember that. They did stay on the East Coast near NY/NJ between the games. I just didn't realize it was two NY games back-to-back. I think Carolina did something similar this week when they had two West Coast games back to back.

[Pruitt IV]

I feel like the Steelers might have played at Baltimore or Cincy in week 17 and then the next week in the Wildcard game in the last 15-20 years. If not, I'm sure that's happened.

I had a memory of the Browns hosting the oilers in the season finale and then a week later in a playoff game. Looked it up and it was 1988.

And yes, the Browns lost the playoff game.

Those Oilers teams were fun. Moon, Givins, Jeffries, Hill, Duncan, Dishman, Lorenzo White, Alonzo Highsmith. Sort of like the Philly of the AFC at the time: a fun team that really didn't do shit in the playoffs.

Saw them lose the epic comeback game in Buffalo...

But they were one of the great teams of the era.

[Pruitt IV]

Bills posted this at noon - just as the worst of the storm was starting...

[sancarlos]

49ers stayed on the east coast earlier this season between games at Atlanta and Carolina. They spent a week in Minnesota during the preseason. And they are spending this week in Colorado Springs to get used to high altitude before their game in Mexico City against the Cardinals.

The second extended visit will occur between the 49ers' Week 5 contest against the Carolina Panthers and Week 6 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. The team will remain on the East Coast and hold practices at The Greenbrier, as it has done in previous seasons.

The third lengthy stay away from Santa Clara will be ahead of the Week 11 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals in Mexico City. The November 21 primetime matchup is one of five scheduled international games on the 2022 schedule. The 49ers will hold practices leading to the game in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Link

[Giff]

I feel like the Steelers might have played at Baltimore or Cincy in week 17 and then the next week in the Wildcard game in the last 15-20 years. If not, I'm sure that's happened.

I had a memory of the Browns hosting the oilers in the season finale and then a week later in a playoff game. Looked it up and it was 1988.

And yes, the Browns lost the playoff game.

Those Oilers teams were fun. Moon, Givins, Jeffries, Hill, Duncan, Dishman, Lorenzo White, Alonzo Highsmith. Sort of like the Philly of the AFC at the time: a fun team that really didn't do shit in the playoffs.

Saw them lose the epic comeback game in Buffalo...

But they were one of the great teams of the era.

Didn’t the Oilers beat the Bills the weekend before.

Also I hate you.

[Jerloma]

So what do they get for fans in that game? Do people with tickets get their $ back or are they expected to get to Detroit when they can't even get to OP?

[The Sybian]

49ers stayed on the east coast earlier this season between games at Atlanta and Carolina. They spent a week in Minnesota during the preseason. And they are spending this week in Colorado Springs to get used to high altitude before their game in Mexico City against the Cardinals.

The second extended visit will occur between the 49ers' Week 5 contest against the Carolina Panthers and Week 6 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. The team will remain on the East Coast and hold practices at The Greenbrier, as it has done in previous seasons.

The third lengthy stay away from Santa Clara will be ahead of the Week 11 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals in Mexico City. The November 21 primetime matchup is one of five scheduled international games on the 2022 schedule. The 49ers will hold practices leading to the game in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Link

Maybe the coaching staff just hate their families.

[duff]

49ers stayed on the east coast earlier this season between games at Atlanta and Carolina. They spent a week in Minnesota during the preseason. And they are spending this week in Colorado Springs to get used to high altitude before their game in Mexico City against the Cardinals.

The second extended visit will occur between the 49ers' Week 5 contest against the Carolina Panthers and Week 6 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. The team will remain on the East Coast and hold practices at The Greenbrier, as it has done in previous seasons.

The third lengthy stay away from Santa Clara will be ahead of the Week 11 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals in Mexico City. The November 21 primetime matchup is one of five scheduled international games on the 2022 schedule. The 49ers will hold practices leading to the game in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Link

Maybe the coaching staff just hate their families.

From all the butt-hurt coaches and players after Saturday for hired, sounds like none of them like their families.

[Jerloma]

I have never seen Rodgers look so bad. He’s had games where he made weird decisions before. But last night wasn’t even that—he was just missing open guys by like 10 yards. I’d take Kenny Pickett over him at this point.

You must not have seen Rodgers play much this year, I thought that was one of his best performances of the year. Still really bad, but at least he made a couple plays.

That's your fantasy brain relieved that he didn't drop a 5-spot again.

[Pruitt IV]

I feel like the Steelers might have played at Baltimore or Cincy in week 17 and then the next week in the Wildcard game in the last 15-20 years. If not, I'm sure that's happened.

I had a memory of the Browns hosting the oilers in the season finale and then a week later in a playoff game. Looked it up and it was 1988.

And yes, the Browns lost the playoff game.

Those Oilers teams were fun. Moon, Givins, Jeffries, Hill, Duncan, Dishman, Lorenzo White, Alonzo Highsmith. Sort of like the Philly of the AFC at the time: a fun team that really didn't do shit in the playoffs.

Saw them lose the epic comeback game in Buffalo...

But they were one of the great teams of the era.

Didn’t the Oilers beat the Bills the weekend before.

Also I hate you.

They killed the Bills in that game and injured Jim Kelly to boot.

And don't hate me, hate Bud Adams

[Pruitt IV]

So what do they get for fans in that game? Do people with tickets get their $ back or are they expected to get to Detroit when they can't even get to OP?

Full refunds.

[DSafetyGuy]

After the schedules were announced, a couple cousins of mine who are Browns fans inquired about how far away we live from Buffalo, thinking about going to the game. One of them ended up going to last week's Browns game with his wife and some friends - in Miami.

[L-Jam3]

Taking nothing away from the effort and execution of Washington and Indy, the Eagles have been stepping on rakes for the last 6+ quarters.

[EnochRoot]

If there was ever a time to quick-snap a play, it was right there, Carolina.

[rass]

Not always a big fan of the uni-color uniforms but I like the look in the CIN/PIT game.

[Johnnie]

This was apparently the first point return TD of the year. And it was a good one:

[Jerloma]

Anyone see that Watt pick? Ridiculous.

[Sabo]

Anyone see that Watt pick? Ridiculous.

That was incredible.

[rass]

Anyone see that Watt pick? Ridiculous.

Guess the pec is ok, since it got hurt throwing them up like that in the first place.

[Johnnie]

Holy shit. That was nuts:

[EnochRoot]

So the Vikings were 8-1 and undefeated at home and proceeded to get curb stomped by the Cowboys. Dallas is a very good team, and yes, Kirk Cousins is never the answer, but damn bro. That's got to hurt.