Games that end in ties are stupid

[Raising Heel]

Just one more reason college football >>>>> NFL football.

 

[strummingram]

I can't believe I sat through 4 1/2 hours for that.

 

[TarHeelNation11]

NFL sucks. I don't even watch it anymore

 

[HeelFan58]

Josh Norman certainly called out an official.

 

[TarHeelNation11]

Josh Norman certainly called out an official.

Josh Norman is trash.

 

[WoadBlue]

NFL sucks. I don't even watch it anymore

For me, the NFL is now almost as boring as the NBA.

 

[TarHeelNation11]

For me, the NFL is now almost as boring as the NBA.

NFL has long wanted parity. Well, now they have it in every sense of the word. No teams (save maybe the Patriots) stand out because they're all about the same, +/- 3 wins. Probably like 25 of the teams in the league are 8-win teams, talent-wise, +/- 2 wins.

The NFL is arrogant and thinks it can squash all player individuality and still receive mega ratings and have sell-outs at all games. That's my problem with the NFL more than anything. They are nothing more than a money-obsessed whore. They will sacrifice anything and anyone if it means $5 more dollars in league revenue (Thursday night games, London games, adding number of teams that make playoffs, inevitable lengthening of the regular season, etc.)

 

[WoadBlue]

NFL has long wanted parity. Well, now they have it in every sense of the word. No teams (save maybe the Patriots) stand out because they're all about the same, +/- 3 wins. Probably like 25 of the teams in the league are 8-win teams, talent-wise, +/- 2 wins.

The NFL is arrogant and thinks it can squash all player individuality and still receive mega ratings and have sell-outs at all games. That's my problem with the NFL more than anything. They are nothing more than a money-obsessed whore. They will sacrifice anything and anyone if it means $5 more dollars in league revenue (Thursday night games, London games, adding number of teams that make playoffs, inevitable lengthening of the regular season, etc.)

Money obsessed whore? That sounds exactly like the Big Ten.

And where did the NFL start? The midwest.