Despite a fleeting childhood interest in NFL, the above paragraph reminds of this.
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Actually, reading it back, I did understand it the second time. Think it was the egg part that threw me.
Yeah, I think "laid an egg" is a pretty regional slang, still. It used to be for getting shut out. (goose-egg/zero) But it's grown into any blowout loss that shouldn't have happened.
And the 6-10 or whatever are win-loss records.
Yeah I don't think the JEST are that good, they just had the Lions' number for that game. We'll see how good they are this coming Sunday when the Dolphins(*) come to town in their home (well, the Giants' home they rent a room in). The dolphins have beat the JEST in the last 3 out of 4 games.
There's all the hoopla about the Jets intercepting the Lion's playcalls and whatnot. Which it looks like they did a few times. But even at that, they mostly didn't need to, as the Lion's playcalls were pretty much as predictable as they could be, anyhow.
*- I had very low expectations for my Dolphins coming into this season, thinking maybe in the ~4-12 range. I saw some things Sunday against the Titans that gave me some hope. Upcoming Sunday game against the JEST will be a better canary in the coal mine for the Dolphins' season.
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At least you aren't a Jills (Bills) fan right now. They have to easily be the worst team in the NFL right now.
I have a bad feeling this Lion's team is going to give them a real run for their money. Rumor was out well before the game that the locker room was already in full revolt against the new coaching staff. Most people kind of blew that off as crazy talk. But that showing sure looked like it might have some legs.
The NFL really was the best thing going when it came to sports. In the US it is still the king, but it's total dominance is diminishing fast. It really is a shame that they are actively killing the golden goose by injecting fringe far left politics.
When the NFL was about American Football and only that, it was untouchable and incredibly fun.
Well, the concussion problems, which has led to the tackling problems, hasn't helped. Plus constantly redefining what a catch is. The politics are probably the easiest thing to fix. The concussion problems, and the rule book problems are huge. But yeah, politics combine in as a factor, too, and they all do combine together.
Growing up in Detroit, hockey was always a huge thing. Even back when the Red Wings were the Dead Things in the early 80's. And the 80's NHL game of hockey was so much better than the current mess in the NHL. It's all self-inflicted. They've got a greedy commissioner and a rule book that can't be enforced.