NFL Week 17 ('25) Game Thread
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This may or may not mean anything. Its more just an observation. But the Steelers have 20 players on their roster from the Big Ten and 8 from the SEC. On the other hand, the Eagles have 17 SEC and 11 Big Ten.
I thought they lost the game with their play calling right before the Boswell missed field goal. The guy has been money for a long time, but you can’t expect him to make 50+ yards in the weather conditions like they had today, all the time. They ended up losing about 6 yards on their last two plays before the kick. Should’ve ran the ball on second down and if they do, they probably end up with about a 45 yard field goal instead of 50+. Cutting it to one point there would’ve made a significant difference in how the rest of the game played out.
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Seriously--going from Steelers-Browns to Eagles-Bills to this is shocking
Matt Campbell should be calling up QB recruits tonight and telling them to turn the 49ers game on.
He's playing like the best QB in the league recently. Should be a great tool for Campbell
I can't remember the last time I saw an NFL game like this. Super Bowl LII is the only one that comes to mind, and that ended 41-33, Eagles over the Patriots. So this game is likely to exceed that in terms of total scoring.
Did any of you Delconians catch what Media, Pa native Jonah Jackson said during the Bears’ Offense Player intros?
He said “Springton Lake” in an homage to his middle school right off Providence Road on the way to the reservoir.
I’ve always said if I had the chance, I’d just say “THE County of Delaware, Pa - DELCO”
Or “Pretzel Country”
My favorite intro was Blaine Bishop who used to say “Old School”
He said “Springton Lake” in an homage to his middle school right off Providence Road on the way to the reservoir.
I’ve always said if I had the chance, I’d just say “THE County of Delaware, Pa - DELCO”
Or “Pretzel Country”
My favorite intro was Blaine Bishop who used to say “Old School”