NFL Week 6 game thread

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They'll always have those two SB wins over the Patriots to hold onto like grim death.

But yeah, they are a God awful football team.
Funny thing is, they are holding on to them like grim death. They are having 10 year anniversary specials on the 2011 team like they were the 2004 Sox.

Edit: Another Jones pick. He's not all there.
 

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Those aren't the two Giants fans constantly yammer on and on about.
Let's be honest, if you were a Giant fan, what would you be yammering about?

The fact that the team is a joke or the fact that the team had 2 SB miracles in the last 13 years?
 

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The Giants since 2000 has two SB playoff runs and 0 playoff wins otherwise.

Without those, they are the Jets. Maybe even worse, because the Jets actually did have a bunch of runs.
But at the half they're going to celebrate the 10th anniversary of their SB 46 win, so it's all good.
 

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Let's be honest, if you were a Giant fan, what would you be yammering about?

The fact that the team is a joke or the fact that the team had 2 SB miracles in the last 13 years?
I wouldn't be yammering about anything because the team in 2021 is a dumpster fire.

What they did in years past means shit.

Like an over the hill 45 year old stripper who works the Tuesday afternoon shift going down memory lane when she was a 21 year old feature dancer smokeshow.
 

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I wouldn't be yammering about anything because the team in 2021 is a dumpster fire.

What they did in years past means shit.

Like an over the hill 45 year old stripper who works the Tuesday afternoon shift going down memory lane when she was a 21 year old feature dancer smokeshow.
The past means shit?

Seriously? Are you a sports fan?

So you're saying the Pats 6 super bowls mean nothing to you because they are 2-3 this year?
 

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Daniel Jones shouldn't be playing today after having his brains scramble last week
 

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This sounds callous, but I feel like Sean Taylor is among the most overrated players in league history. He was a good safety that for years played below his athletic potential and was never in the ballpark of player like Dawkins, Polamalu and Reed when he played, but people remember him as similar to those guys. I understand the tragedy of his death impacts that perception, but it's so inconsistent with the way he was viewed when he played.
 

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Pancake block by Ja’marr Chase on that TD should be on every highlight reel tonight. Damn.
 
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Bengals get a 40 yard TD on 4th and 1.

Dan Campbell might spontaneously combust
 

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This sounds callous, but I feel like Sean Taylor is among the most overrated players in league history. He was a good safety that for years played below his athletic potential and was never in the ballpark of player like Dawkins, Polamalu and Reed when he played, but people remember him as similar to those guys. I understand the tragedy of his death impacts that perception, but it's so inconsistent with the way he was viewed when he played.
I don't think that is callous. If Taylor didn't get murdered, there is no way his number is retired.

He's the Kurt Cobain of the WFT
 

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I don't think that is callous. If Taylor didn't get murdered, there is no way his number is retired.

He's the Kurt Cobain of the WFT
Sure, but I'm not even talking about having his number retired, just the way people talk about him as this sure fire HoF talent when he was arguably a Devin McCourty level player without the team success.
 

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The past means shit?

Seriously? Are you a sports fan?

So you're saying the Pats 6 super bowls mean nothing to you because they are 2-3 this year?
Yeah, I'm sure those fans sitting in the stands watching that shitshow on the field are really thinking "Well, I paid out the ass for tickets, parking and a 12 ounce cup of foam and the guy next to me just pissed his pants, but at least we won four Super Bowls in my lifetime."

The Patriots OTOH, have the best coach in the business and a future behind center, 2-3 is what it is.
 

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Sure, but I'm not even talking about having his number retired, just the way people talk about him as this sure fire HoF talent when he was arguably a Devin McCourty level player without the team success.
He got murdered. That increases your stock by at least 50%.

That's just the way it goes when someone dies young.
 

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Funny thing is, they are holding on to them like grim death. They are having 10 year anniversary specials on the 2011 team like they were the 2004 Sox.

Edit: Another Jones pick. He's not all there.
That was a special moment when they retired Eli's number and he and Tyree recreated the helmet catch.

Holding on like grim death sounds about right.
 

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Sure, but I'm not even talking about having his number retired, just the way people talk about him as this sure fire HoF talent when he was arguably a Devin McCourty level player without the team success.
Having lived in the DC area, it has been pretty common for DC sports fans to severely overrate any player with even a modicum of talent. It's why many DC sports fans consider Clinton Portis to be one of the best RBs ever, Chris Cooley to be Gronk before Gronk, and Darrell Green as the GOAT.
 

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Having lived in the DC area, it has been pretty common for DC sports fans to severely overrate any player with even a modicum of talent. It's why many DC sports fans consider Clinton Portis to be one of the best RBs ever, Chris Cooley to be Gronk before Gronk, and Darrell Green as the GOAT.
Green's name shouldn't be invoked alongside Cooley and Portis, to be fair.
 

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Having lived in the DC area, it has been pretty common for DC sports fans to severely overrate any player with even a modicum of talent. It's why many DC sports fans consider Clinton Portis to be one of the best RBs ever, Chris Cooley to be Gronk before Gronk, and Darrell Green as the GOAT.
The Theismann Rule. (Career passer rating just tiny fractions above Jay Fiedler and Charlie Batch)
 

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Adam Gase sips his espresso then inhales a bump. He watches Sam Darnold take a sack while glancing down at the folded up roster from last year’s New York Jets that is attached to his hand. He smiles and thinks, it’s not your fault Adam, it was never your fault, there is not enough cocaine in the world to overcome this.