NFL Week 2: The NFC South has 3 top 15 teams and the universe revolves around Tom Brady

[Plow]

I'm confused, all 3 of those people look exactly the same except one has darker skin.

[Chun Liroy]

HEY GAIZ.. DID YOU SEE WHAT BRUSCHI SAID ABOUT OCHO?!


KC at Detroit

Oakland at Buffalo

Tampa Bay at Minnesota

Chicago at New Orleans

Baltimore at Tennessee

Cleveland at Indianapolis

Jacksonville at NY Jets

Seattle at Pittsburgh

Arizona at Washington

Green Bay at Carolina

Dallas at San Francisco

San Diego at New England

Houston at Miami

Cincinnati at Denver

Philadelphia at Atlanta

St. Louis at NY Giants - Even Eli Manning can't fuck this one up.. I hope?

Shut the fuck up, olo.

[Dimmauk]

So tebow is the white henne?

[Demosthenes11]

revis admit he and dez are gay for reach other

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...d-its-x-rated/

[Cail]

Denver fans have got to be the dumbest fans in sports...

"Group of Denver Broncos fans plan Anti-Orton billboards"

Denver Broncos coach John Fox has claimed that he didn't hear the chants at Sports Authority Field at Mile High calling for Tim Tebow to take the field on Monday night. He might soon be seeing those demands in large print.

A group of Broncos fans told the Denver Post and USA Today that they plan to purchase billboards in Denver, calling for the team to bench quarterback Kyle Orton and play Tebow instead.

"We believe in Coach Fox. We're just tired of Kyle Orton," Jesse Oaks told the Denver Post. "We were sitting around after Fox said he didn't hear the chants for (Tim) Tebow and we figured if he's deaf, we hope he's not blind."

Oaks, who lives in Kentucky, told the newspapers that he and seven other friends were saving up money to attend the Super Bowl in Indianapolis after this season but came up with a different way to spend the money after watching the Broncos' season-opening loss to the Raiders.

Oaks told the Post he was told it would cost $10,000 to purchase space on two billboards in Denver.

He then posted their plan Wednesday on the message board on the team's official website. Oaks said that he has received messages of support and even contributions from other Broncos fans.

Oaks told USA Today that he'd be OK with anybody at quaterback other than Orton.

"We're not Tebow fanatics, we think Tebow gives us the best chance to win," Oaks told the newspaper. "But if Brady Quinn or even Adam Weber (on the practice squad) can give us a chance, that's what we want."

Orton played poorly in the opener, completing 24 of his 46 passes, throwing an interception and dropping the ball without getting hit for another turnover in the fourth quarter with his tight end open in the end zone for the potential go-ahead score.

Orton grew testy when a reporter asked him Wednesday if he felt any added pressure with the fans booing him and calling for Tebow to replace him.

"No, not at all. I'm not going to sit here and waste my time answering questions about it, to be honest with you," Orton said. "Until Coach Fox comes to me, he's the only one that I'm going to listen to. So, I'd rather you guys not waste my time with the questions because I'm not going to answer them."

Asked if the criticism of Orton was fair, Fox said, "Life's not fair, but at the end of the day, he'll bounce back. I have all the confidence in the world in him. He did a lot of good things Monday night as well, so we've got some things we need to correct and we'll do that."

Orton said the contingent of fans voicing their disapproval don't bother him.

"I just look at it like I don't care," Orton said. "(Fox's) opinion and my teammates' opinions will always be the ones that matter."

And Fox is solidly in his corner.

"Right now we feel like Kyle Orton gives us our best chance," Fox said. "Even the staff before us felt that way. ... Right now, he's our starting quarterback. There's no question about that. Like our whole team, we've got some room for improvement this week."

Broncos receiver Brandon Lloyd and some of his teammates told ESPN's Josina Anderson this week that they are fed up with the so-called quarterback controversy. Lloyd called the situation "all B.S."

"That's the circumstances that we're in. That's the climate that we're in, and we knew we were going to be in -- so be it. There's no being patient with Kyle. Kyle is ready to go. He didn't perform maybe as well as people expected him to. Whatever. He's our quarterback, and we're going to eventually win games," Lloyd said.

[Tweek]

Philly fans still less forgiving than Denver fans could ever be

[Headspace]

I hope tebow starts

[Cail]

Terrance Newman + Other Cowboys

Spoiler: show

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Terence Newman will wait at least one more week to make his season debut.

Owner and general manager Jerry Jones said the team is exercising extreme caution with Newman as he recovers from a strained groin suffered Aug. 3. Newman has not practiced since suffering the injury, although he is sprinting and cutting hard during rehabilitation sessions.

"Terence has to have it just right," Jones said. "It isn't just right. Hopefully, it could be there next week. What we're doing is being ultraconservative because he had something similar to this [three] years ago, and we thought we got him back there a little quick, so we're being ultrasensitive. If this were the Super Bowl this weekend, he'd be playing."

Newman strained his groin early in the 2008 training camp and returned for the second game of the season. After playing three games, Newman underwent surgery to repair a sports hernia and was sidelined for five weeks.

Also, wide receiver Dez Bryant has not practiced this week due to a bruised quadriceps, but Jones said he expects Bryant to play Sunday against the San Francisco 49ers.

Rookie left guard Bill Nagy (neck) was not at Thursday's practice during the early portion open to the media. There is the possibility that the Cowboys could opt to replace Nagy with veteran Derrick Dockery regardless of injury.

The Cowboys won't rush Newman, who turned 33 earlier this month, despite cornerback Orlando Scandrick being sidelined for an indefinite period with a high ankle sprain. The front office, coaching staff and medical staff has determined that it isn't worth risking Newman aggravating the injury or having it linger throughout the season.

"We're giving it extra time," Jones said. "The facts are he could go, but with the experience that we've had with him one time before in an area similar to this of injury, we've decided not to push it. He would go if we asked him to go, but we're just using the experience that we've had with him."

[Gadritan]

I hope tebow starts

In a word, "Fox."

Won't happen.

[Dimmauk]

I hope tebow starts

Me too. orton deserves better.

[Headspace]

Orton didn't look good either. And Bailey and dumerville are hurting so either way.

[Dimmauk]

revis admit he and dez are gay for reach other

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...d-its-x-rated/

Is that how dez hurt his thigh?

[Bregor]

I hope tebow starts

^

Denver fans are smarter than you give them credit for. Start Tebow > 0-16 > Luck.

[Plow]

That would make them pretty dumb since they could probably make the playoffs with Orton and still land Keenum.

[Dimmauk]

How about giving the raiders some fucking credit?

[Conrad]

Philly fans still less forgiving than Denver fans could ever be

hey, that's not fair

[Plow]

How about giving the raiders some fucking credit?

[Bregor]

they could probably make the playoffs with Orton

haha oh wow

[Plow]

protip: the chiefs won the AFC west last year

[Bregor]

protip: the chiefs won the AFC west last year

And that affects Denver being God-awful how?