🏈🏈 The American Football Discussion Thread 🏈🏈

[yahoo62278]

Damn.. what a monster start for the Ayahuasca Brewers. 75.7 points across Josh Allen and James Cook. What a combo. He also has Derrick Henry, who may yet again be a beast this year.

What do you think about the line being 13.5 for the Miami/SF game? Seems really high for Week 2, even though the Dolphins will apparently be a sucky team again this year. I have to take Miami just to keep things spicy.

My other spicy take is that the Raiders beat the Chargers in L.A. Somehow the Raiders are still more of an LA team than the Chargers. I will put a small bet on Raiders to win with low-to-mild expectations.

I'll be honest, I love the way the 49ers are looking this year so far. I think they can cover vs Miami. Contain Achane and it's a lock. As far as the Raiders go, I am not ready to give up on Mcdaniels as Offensive coordinator just yet. If they have a poor showing this week then I think Jim Harbaugh might need to rethink his coordinator hire.

I like Baker Mayfield to beat up on his old team the Browns. 7.5 I think is the line, I think the Bucs cover it.

[Hueristic]

If you told me last year I'd be fielding young I'd have called you insane but here we are.

[bbc.reporter]

I did not look at my team and I was very shocked to see that my tightend has a red O beside his name heheheh. However, I am lucky that the Psilon team did not perform according to Yahoo's rating expectations hehehe.

In any case, I speculate that the Giants' performance tomorrow will prove that they have the right Harbaugh. They might not win the game but they might beat the spread. The game might be something similar to what we are witnessing presently on the Colts vs. The Chiefs.

[DireWolfM14]

Damn.. what a monster start for the Ayahuasca Brewers. 75.7 points across Josh Allen and James Cook. What a combo. He also has Derrick Henry, who may yet again be a beast this year.

So far my new strategy for the draft appears to be working;

1. no shrooms
2. profit

We'll see how things progress as the season develops.  I just hope my two primary RBs can stay healthy.  I sacrificed WRs for RBs for my first series of picks.  My thinking was that I could always pick up a reasonably good WR as the season matures, and there's always some rookie that everyone overlooked in the draft that surprises everyone.  The trouble I have is that I tend to be slow with the waiver wire, and Hueristic and Mo are usually on top of things.

Definitely pleased with my start this year, I hope I can keep it up.

The barbarians are having a much better week 2 than they did the opening week.  Yet another scary team to worry about.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

So far my new strategy for the draft appears to be working;

1. no shrooms
2. profit

Sorry for the off topic but somehow this post reminds me of this  :

[Hueristic]

The barbarians are having a much better week 2 than they did the opening week.  Yet another scary team to worry about.

Well Like I told Frisco, I ain't letting no nub come in here and dominate us!

Also asked him who drafted your team cause it couldn't have been you!

And yeah there is a glut of WR's right now.

I did not look at my team and I was very shocked to see that my tightend has a red O beside his name heheheh.

Surprised me to see you didnt swap him out, it was known all week he might not play.

[nutildah]

A win is a win and I'll take it, but Nacua (and the Rams K) still has to do as good or better than Skatteboo... This will make today's game even more interesting. And I of course have to bet on the Rams in some way to add to the one-sided dopaminergic response.

Yeah congrats to the 3 beastly teams this week... you are harvesting some great draft fruit.

My other spicy take is that the Raiders beat the Chargers in L.A. Somehow the Raiders are still more of an LA team than the Chargers. I will put a small bet on Raiders to win with low-to-mild expectations.

Boom...

I'm not showing my 2 losses, since I didn't mention betting on them.

But I blame one of them on Greg Rosenthal of ESPN and the NFL Daily podcast (it used to be called "Around the NFL"). He talked me into taking the Steelers based on their Game 1 "momentum"... I'd picked the Pats to cover but reversed it and also bet on the Steelers to cover. Dunno what I was thinking... Sometimes you have to stick with your gut. I'm sure he'll technically outperform me this season anyway. Dude is really smart. Its a solid podcast.


edit: damn, Puca ruled out!

[Hueristic]

Wow I went out with my wife yesterday then went to bed soon after getting home but checked my teams and saw psilons losing big time but I made it close. Not sure what I'll do with the waiver pick. Maybe I'll go for drew lock if he's available and have the lock Pitts stack!!
Paully

Message from you, hahahaha!

[bbc.reporter]

Damn.. what a monster start for the Ayahuasca Brewers. 75.7 points across Josh Allen and James Cook. What a combo. He also has Derrick Henry, who may yet again be a beast this year.

So far my new strategy for the draft appears to be working;

1. no shrooms
2. profit

We'll see how things progress as the season develops.  I just hope my two primary RBs can stay healthy.  I sacrificed WRs for RBs for my first series of picks.  My thinking was that I could always pick up a reasonably good WR as the season matures, and there's always some rookie that everyone overlooked in the draft that surprises everyone.  The trouble I have is that I tend to be slow with the waiver wire, and Hueristic and Mo are usually on top of things.

Definitely pleased with my start this year, I hope I can keep it up.

The barbarians are having a much better week 2 than they did the opening week.  Yet another scary team to worry about.

I reckon that as an afterthought, giving more priority all on running backs or all on wide receivers might be a good tactic on the draft with 2 flex slots available because you can use all 4 of them at the same time heheheh. I will try to remember this next year.

@Hueristic. Yes, I was very lucky Paully did not get enough points on the end of the week 2 hehehehe.

Sorry Paully.