I had been doing that to keep people from editing past a deadline, but it turns out google allows you to see who edited when and where, so that's all good.

Smaller crowd this week, only 8 people have picked so far. Guess this is the mid-season slump where everybody forgets about TNF.

I filled it out, but I hate Thursday night football. Awful idea.

Honestly, can't say I'm a fan either. I can't remember the last time I watched a (non Thanksgiving) Thursday night game that didn't involve the Patriots. Could very realistically be never.

That said, it seems like the game tonight was actually pretty good, so maybe I should've tuned in.

Damn. Rudolph out already. Steelers season is pretty much sealed. Unless Hodges pulls a miracle out of his ass the remainder of this season. Injuries aside, I've never seen the Steelers so vulnerable as a team. They do have the lead at the moment though. Again. I have to praise Ravens rush game. Lamar Jackson however is over rated. He's a running QB because he is subconsciously afraid to throw the ball. He won't last many more years. I personally believe he doesn't have a long term future.

I really want the Saints to lose. They're up by 7 now but I've just become such a huge Buccaneers fan one the last couple of weeks.
Bengals and Jets are trash. Do/did they play each other this year? If they do, my head would probably explode chasing between them.
Chicago is having a pretty remarkable comeback. I wish I chose to watch that game. A lot of close games coming into fourth quarter.

Another week, another Patriots missed extra point. Hoo boy. Dorsett's injured now, too. Getting some major 2015 flashbacks.

Despite that, good to see the team get its shit together in the second half. Hopefully the Bills game just rattled them for a bit and they'll be good to go for now.

A second team o-line that couldn't block high-schoolers, running game struggling for most of the season and the entire first half (markedly better in the second though), receivers almost never open or just plain dropping balls, spending two weeks focused on integrating a player just to cut him before a game, kickers missing an xp in every single game...

Can't wait for the takes all week about how game-manager Brady is the one thing holding this team back.

It's such a Chicago sports thing to come back from a 17 point deficit only to completely squander it late and blow it in the final seconds by heaving an interception XD
*smh*

Cowboys are not in sync at all. The defense is about to give up on this game because offense keeps making stupid mistakes.

I'm mad about the no-call PI. However, I am glad Cowboys are putting up a fight. Shows they actually care about the game and want to strive and become better.

Not sure what to think about this game. Cowboys lost, but I like the fact they actually put a fight when all hope was lost.