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F*cking love football. Great game. This time Vikings kick the last second FG

Masi doesn't seem to know what he is doing. Now saying decisions/interpretations can vary race to race depending on who the race stewards are. Seems the only driver who know thinks the Brail incident was okay was Verstappen. Lot of drivers saying there is no clarity after the drivers' meeting.

Another ridiculous issue (with all the money involved) is that different games have different numbers of cameras at them. So exact same play can checked/reviewed differently in 2 different games

Surprisingly enough if you actually target one of the best WRs in NFL you can win games. Vikings finally get aggressive with play calling and dominate the Chargers. Unfortunately it's the Packers defense next which has been outstanding last few weeks.

Certain groups of officials this year are flag happy. Seeing some terrible calls every week. Bears - Steelers was atrocious in particular. Huge inconsistencies between how some of these groups want to referee the games.

Vikings throw away another one. Terrible play calling at the end. Coaching sabotaging a good roster even with its injury problems. OC only employed because of who his father is. Once scripted plays finished just collapses. Some comical ref calls - seems to be an NFL norm.

Come on Premier League clubs still infatuated with overseas coaches or famous ex-players.

So is Love good enough or do they start Bortles????

Ruggs just thrown it all away. Huge talent just pissed it away while tragically and unnecessarily taking someone's life.

Buttler leading from the front

Payton is just a damned good coach. With all the roster shenigans due to salary cap issues he still puts out a dangerous team. That said going to be difficult without Winston.

Vikings outcoached again. Dan Quinn Vs an inexperienced (and unqualified) OC was mess. Vikings should have won comfortably but Zimmer insists on defending leads rather than adding to them. 1980/90s philosophy no place in modern game. Roster easily good enough - coaching staff not

Sucks doesn't it? Some days age is just a number, other days it's an issue.

Patterns emerging. Trend for throwing in rookie QBs means you're going to take pain year one but hope the experience pays off going forward. Reacting to one bad result isn't always smart. Chiefs revamped an O line that was good enough to take them to a Superbowl but didn't actually play in that...

He showed some promise when he played England

Vikings desperate to throw away a game they dominated - helped by Panthers being unable to catch a pass. One Thielen wonder TD catch Give up 2 stupid 4th and longs to let Panthers level then miss another FG to win with last kick of regular time. (Same as the Cardinals game) Then manage to win in...

Benefits from a high risk/ high reward offense in a team built up on a lot of high draft picks (because they were so bad for a longtime). Defense good enough to bail out the offense on a bad day. But a lot of credit has to go to the O line. Wirfs has a key pick last year - as that was the side...

Also one of the better ways of picking up the language

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Vikings do their best to throw it away before last second 54yd field goal. Offensive play calling just embarrassing. Jefferson was killing Lions with the passing game 1st quarter or so then we just stopped throwing it. So many errors unbelievable. Defense so comfortable until last 2 minutes