This is considered half way day for the NFL football schedule Week 8

Sunday, Oct. 27


Seattle Seahawks at Atlanta Falcons 1 p.m. Fox

Philadelphia Eagles at Buffalo Bills 1 p.m. Fox

Los Angeles Chargers at Chicago Bears 1 p.m. Fox

New York Giants at Detroit Lions 1 p.m. Fox

Oakland Raiders at Houston Texans 1 p.m. CBS

New York Jets at Jacksonville Jaguars 1 p.m. CBS

Cincinnati Bengals at Los Angeles Rams (London) 1 p.m. CBS

Arizona Cardinals at New Orleans Saints 1 p.m. CBS

Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Tennessee Titans 1 p.m. Fox

Carolina Panthers at San Francisco 49ers 4:05 p.m. Fox

Denver Broncos at Indianapolis Colts 4:25 p.m. CBS

Cleveland Browns at New England Patriots 4:25 p.m. CBS

Green Bay Packers at Kansas City Chiefs 8:20 p.m. NBC

Monday, Oct. 28


Miami Dolphins at Pittsburgh Steelers 8:15 p.m ESPN

Drew Brees is back!!! :haha: Saints are now 7-1!! :D

Los Angeles Chargers vs. Oakland Raiders | Thursday Night Football

Kickoff is slated for 8:20 p.m. EST on NFL Network and FOX.

The game will be streamed on Amazon.

The Chargers are led by head coach Anthony Lynn, quarterback Philip Rivers and defensive end Joey Bosa. Los Angeles comes in with a 4-5 record after a Week 9 win over the Packers.

The Raiders are led by head coach Jon Gruden, quarterback Derek Carr, and running back Josh Jacobs. Oakland comes in with a 4-4 record after a Week 9 win over the Lions.

Raiders 24, Chargers 20
Raiders 26, Chargers 23

Mr Quatro says Chargers 21 vs Raiders 18

:oops:

Yes, I was wrong and the coaches for LAC had 60 seconds and three timeouts after Oaklands last time out with a bonus for Chargers missing the extra point, but Philip Rivers throws all 7 long passes taking no timeouts with a final interception.

All he had to do is throw three or four short pases to kick a field goal and win.

Final score Oakland 26 vs LAC 24 :oops:

I got a good laugh out of this video.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZcprypiFks


The ore-gone Duck football program is all about modeling new uniforms for Nike, 100% style and 0% substance. (although they have put out a couple of good RBs). I'm not anti-Mariota, he's a nice guy, but if I played a schedule of cupcake teams, I'd look good to. ...but the second (most of the time) they go up against a team with a real defence, they get their heads stomped in. I'll go out on a limb and say PAC-12 is garbage football*. See WSU 32 point game choke, with one quarter to go.



So, where am I going with this? If I were a scout and I saw you were Ore-gone's great new QB, I'd look at how many great QBs their program has put out in the NFL. The last good one was Dan Fouts. ..but if you do the click fodder for the worst QB busts, 2 ducks (since 2000) are on there. Sorry, Nike, you can't buy a championship. Substance matters. See Alabama.




Where's your football genius now? Chunky Chip?

JASON! Welcome back brother. How are you doing?

nikimcbee's team is doing better at least more than you can say about the now defeated New England Patriots :oops:

Well all I can say is not one of the six (6) Super Bowl championships that are mentioned in my sig below was from an undefeated season. I'm good with an 8 and 1 record if it leads to a seventh win. :yep:

^ you win some and you lose some.

The most important thing in this is:

You win the most important games and lose the not so important games.

Markus

Still alive:Kaleun_Salute: We'll see if my team can beat team Satan tomorrow?

That is true!:03:

Good news: Hated Cowboys lost.

Bad news: My beloved Saints lost to the hated Failclowns.

But, if that was the price the Football Gods decreed for my beloved LSU Tigers to beat hated Alabama, "then so let it be written, so let it be done."

I don't know what was wrong with New Orleans losing to Atlanta, but I know it was coaching for Dallas to lose to Minnesota.

First and goal less than a minute left three runs that only had to go 2yards and the fourth down was a pass barely knocked away by Minnesota defence.

San Francisco 49ers, only undefeated team, playing Seattle Seahawks right now on Monday Night football

MONDAY'S RESULT

Seattle 27, San Francisco 24, OT

NFL standings
AMERICAN CONFERENCE
East
N. England;8;1;0
Buffalo;6;3;0
Miami;2;7;0
N.Y. Jets;2;7;0

South
Houston;6;3;0
Indianapolis;5;4;0
Tennessee;5;5;0
Jacksonville;4;5;0

North
Baltimore;7;2;0
Pittsburgh;5;4;0
Cleveland;3;6;0
Cincinnati;0;9;0

West
Kansas City;6;4;0
Oakland;5;4;0
L.A. Chargers;4;6;0
Denver;3;6;0

NATIONAL CONFERENCE

East
Dallas;5;4;0
Philadelphia;5;4;0
N.Y. Giants;2;8;0
Washington;1;8;0

South
New Orleans;7;2;0
Carolina;5;4;0
Tampa Bay;3;6;0
Atlanta;2;7;0

North
Green Bay;8;2;0
Minnesota;7;3;0
Chicago;4;5;0
Detroit;3;5;1

West
San Fran.;8;1;0
Seattle;8;2;0
L.A. Rams;5;4;0
Arizona;3;6;1