Carolina Panthers @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers Official Game Day Thread: Season Finalé Edition

[Snake]

In the end, Stafford was always stafford.

[Tnbandwagoner]

2 seed baby! Hell yeah!

[Buc2]

2nd seed!

[TonyLip]

Wow……

[uscbucsfan]

In the end, Stafford was always stafford.

Bad football take.

He was great this year. Brady had done the same at the end of games (this year, too)...even ended his NE career with a pick 6 to lose in the playoffs.

People cherry pick what defines players.

[air-buc-pirate]

YES!!!! Detroit Stafford helped us!!!!

[Rocker]

HNNNNNNNGGGGGGHHHHHH

[Hit55]

Bucs clinched #2!!!

More importantly, goodbye Saints!

[Swashbuckler]

How about that

[air-buc-pirate]

Fuck off Saints

[Draftline]

But those 49'ers are really good. Not that I want us to meet the Saints but its not a nobody team we get into the playoff..

Anyway.. Saints..... ohhh dirty SAINTS are OUT

[Draftline]

Fuck off Saints

One more time..

F'em

[King Bootz]

But those 49'ers are really good. Not that I want us to meet the Saints but its not a nobody team we get into the playoff..

Anyway.. Saints..... ohhh dirty SAINTS are OUT

They are to the Rams what the Saints are to the Bucs. They are built to beat them.

[Buc2]

But those 49'ers are really good. Not that I want us to meet the Saints but its not a nobody team we get into the playoff..

Anyway.. Saints..... ohhh dirty SAINTS are OUT

They are to the Rams what the Saints are to the Bucs. They are built to beat them.

It sure seems like it.

[Babeinbucland]

FUCK YOU SAINTS!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

My favorite part of today

[kaimaru]

In the end, Stafford was always stafford.

Bad football take.

He was great this year. Brady had done the same at the end of games (this year, too)...even ended his NE career with a pick 6 to lose in the playoffs.

People cherry pick what defines players.

Its not a bad take. Stafford is who he is. He can't win important games. Never had, never will.

[Tnbandwagoner]

BTW, Juan Jennings, the WR who made two clutch catches on the 49ers’ game-winning drive, played his college ball at the University of Tennessee. You’re welcome.

[Noles1724]

BTW, Juan Jennings, the WR who made two clutch catches on the 49ers’ game-winning drive, played his college ball at the University of Tennessee. You’re welcome.

Great mbd impression

[Terry Tate]

Bad football take.

He was great this year. Brady had done the same at the end of games (this year, too)...even ended his NE career with a pick 6 to lose in the playoffs.

People cherry pick what defines players.

Its not a bad take. Stafford is who he is. He can't win important games. Never had, never will.

LOL. He played in Detroit. He's never played in an important game.

[uscbucsfan]

Its not a bad take. Stafford is who he is. He can't win important games. Never had, never will.

LOL. He played in Detroit. He's never played in an important game.

He's also tied for 7th in NFL history for most game winning drives, 11 behind Brady with 9 years less playing time.

FBO or somewhere had a whole article breaking down Stafford's "clutch" in 1 game scores and in 2 min opportunities. He was historically really good, but the whole Lions stink thing drowned it out.

[mdb1958]

Since we played 9 road games this year do we get 9 home games next year?

[King Bootz]

Since we played 9 road games this year do we get 9 home games next year?

Yes. The conferences alternate every year. Our 17th game we get the Chiefs at home

[mdb1958]

When our defense leaves Brady on the bench so long - he hears that tablet laughing at him!

Wow tough crowd

[Brazen331]

When our defense leaves Brady on the bench so long - he hears that tablet laughing at him!

Wow tough crowd

You must have been laughing really hard when you typed that one out I bet.

[Dread]

Since we played 9 road games this year do we get 9 home games next year?

Yes, buy it will likely be an international game

[Terry Tate]

LOL. He played in Detroit. He's never played in an important game.

He's also tied for 7th in NFL history for most game winning drives, 11 behind Brady with 9 years less playing time.

FBO or somewhere had a whole article breaking down Stafford's "clutch" in 1 game scores and in 2 min opportunities. He was historically really good, but the whole Lions stink thing drowned it out.

I've never looked too close at the statistics but I've always believed Stafford was a hell of a talent. You just can't see greatness in a QB in Detroit because QBs, more than any other position, are measured by wins. People always talk about what Barry Sanders or Calvin Johnson could have been if they played elsewhere, why does Stafford not get the same?

[mdb1958]

Wow tough crowd

You must have been laughing really hard when you typed that one out I bet.

I did have a hey that's not bad moment.

[mdb1958]

Since we played 9 road games this year do we get 9 home games next year?

Yes, buy it will likely be an international game

Large bull ring, soccer stadium, or re-education camp?

[mdb1958]

He's also tied for 7th in NFL history for most game winning drives, 11 behind Brady with 9 years less playing time.

FBO or somewhere had a whole article breaking down Stafford's "clutch" in 1 game scores and in 2 min opportunities. He was historically really good, but the whole Lions stink thing drowned it out.

I've never looked too close at the statistics but I've always believed Stafford was a hell of a talent. You just can't see greatness in a QB in Detroit because QBs, more than any other position, are measured by wins. People always talk about what Barry Sanders or Calvin Johnson could have been if they played elsewhere, why does Stafford not get the same?

Good points on both sides but I lock my NFL fanism away from here in a little room - I don't want it around here - small little room - no windows...

[mdb1958]

With that said I have to "laugh out loud"

Dolphins
Colts
Chargers
Saints

"honorable mention"


Browns
Ravens
Vikings

[Noles1724]

punch line assistance... if you weren't so damn vague in your post people might understand what the hell you're talking about.

Start there, then we'll get to the quality of the joke(s).

[AJPG]

Just ate a bag of popcorn reading this thread. Comedy gold. Award for most emotional poster, and it's close, so a tie:

Atranny & 13F11B

Thanks for the laughs.

[kaimaru]

LOL. He played in Detroit. He's never played in an important game.

He's also tied for 7th in NFL history for most game winning drives, 11 behind Brady with 9 years less playing time.

FBO or somewhere had a whole article breaking down Stafford's "clutch" in 1 game scores and in 2 min opportunities. He was historically really good, but the whole Lions stink thing drowned it out.

Peyton Manning holds the record because he has some years with no defense and had to bail them out all the time. Meanwhile, Brady always had a good defense. I think that over inflates this stat. Just because you do it in the regular season, doesn't make you clutch and he sure wasn't clutch down the stretch for the playoffs.

[uscbucsfan]

He's also tied for 7th in NFL history for most game winning drives, 11 behind Brady with 9 years less playing time.

FBO or somewhere had a whole article breaking down Stafford's "clutch" in 1 game scores and in 2 min opportunities. He was historically really good, but the whole Lions stink thing drowned it out.

Peyton Manning holds the record because he has some years with no defense and had to bail them out all the time. Meanwhile, Brady always had a good defense. I think that over inflates this stat. Just because you do it in the regular season, doesn't make you clutch and he sure wasn't clutch down the stretch for the playoffs.

That's why there are stays with % of success in 2 min eith a 1 score game and his are historically really good.

Stafford has always been a really good QB and was elite this year.

We'll see how he does in the playoffs.

[kaimaru]

He's also tied for 7th in NFL history for most game winning drives, 11 behind Brady with 9 years less playing time.

FBO or somewhere had a whole article breaking down Stafford's "clutch" in 1 game scores and in 2 min opportunities. He was historically really good, but the whole Lions stink thing drowned it out.

I've never looked too close at the statistics but I've always believed Stafford was a hell of a talent. You just can't see greatness in a QB in Detroit because QBs, more than any other position, are measured by wins. People always talk about what Barry Sanders or Calvin Johnson could have been if they played elsewhere, why does Stafford not get the same?

I lived in South Carolina during his Megatron years. We got every effing Detroit game, so I saw a ton of these games. He had a shit for a decent running back group. His OLine was okay when he started and deteriorated the years later. At first, like in 2011 he would throw 3 picks in any game against a decent opponent. Then years later, yes his OLine is trash and he doesn't have a running game (maybe BECAUSE of the line), and half his games he passes under 250 yards. Not just a little. There were multiple games under 200. Then he became like Winston. Trying to do to much and throwing that one pick that made killed the chance. Megatron was still there and they were triple covering him. Now after 2013 Nate Burleson left so he didn't have a true #2. I didn't see a QB that elevated his team. He made it to the playoffs 3 times. 0-3 with 4 TDs and 3 Ints. Every time it looked like he was playing in quicksand. I was just glad I moved and didn't have to watch shitting Lions teams anymore. (Also why I hated Pittsburgh and Dallas they were literally on every week.)