Monday Night FB

[Atlasffa]

Case with a strong start

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Tush push

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Not bad

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[Atlasffa]

Crowd is finally in the game. Almost at Q4. Like they were mad it wasn't Caleb throwing and finally realizing Keenum is dealing.

[Atlasffa]

I think Jalen Hurts is one of the most over hyped QBs in the league.

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This is for real.

[Cruisin with Tooz]

Was that Derek Carr? Down 3 TDs. 4th and 22. Heaves the ball OOB.

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[rich72]

This is for real.

Thats probably the worst thing I have ever seen in a huddle. It may be unprecedented.

[Atlasffa]

Thats probably the worst thing I have ever seen in a huddle. It may be unprecedented.

I thought there was a rule against doing that--sportsmanship violation or something like that. Maybe the ref didn't even notice him doing it.

Link:
https://clutchpoints.com/nfl/chicago-be ... before-int

Excerpt:

Chicago Bears linebacker T.J. Edwards spent four seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles before signing with Chicago, so facing his former team on Monday Night Football carried plenty of extra motivation. Late in the third quarter of Chicago’s dominant 27-7 victory at Soldier Field, Edwards tried using his past experience to his advantage by creeping close to Philadelphia’s offensive huddle to see if he could eavesdrop on their play call.

However, the old insider knowledge proved completely useless. When reporter Kevin Fishbain asked Edwards after the game if he managed to decode any familiar terminology while listening in, the veteran linebacker admitted Philadelphia had thoroughly revamped its offensive language.

“No,” Edwards said. “I was like, ‘Maybe I'll hear some familiar stuff,' and like they must have changed language up because I had no idea what they were talking about.” Even without cracking the playbook code, Edwards did not need any secre™2t intel to make the biggest defensive play of the night. On a crucial fourth-and-5 drive past midfield, Edwards read Philadelphia quarterback Jalen Hurts perfectly, jumping the short passing lane to snag a momentum-swinging interception.

[SkullCrusher]

I thought there was a rule against doing that--sportsmanship violation or something like that. Maybe the ref didn't even notice him doing it.

It seems to fall under the common unsportsmanlike conduct.
Since it didn't happen to us, it's pretty lol for me.

[RaiderandBulldog]

So what’s the line for tonight?

[FLORIDARAYDAH]

So what’s the line for tonight?

Saints favored by 1.5

[Attyla]

So what’s the line for tonight?

The line is 'who give a f[raiders_icon]ck" and the over/under is "seriously, who gives a f[raiders_icon]ck"

[FLORIDARAYDAH]

Over Under 47.5