NFL 2022 NFL - Week 7

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 @ 11:15 AM
New Orleans at Arizona LIVE

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 @ 4:00 AM
Atlanta at Cincinnati
Cleveland at Baltimore LIVE
Detroit at Dallas LIVE
Green Bay at Washington LIVE
Indianapolis at Tennessee
New York Giants at Jacksonville
Tampa Bay at Carolina

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 @ 7:05 AM
Houston at Las Vegas
New York Jets at Denver

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 @ 7:25 AM
Kansas City at San Francisco LIVE
Seattle at Los Angeles Chargers LIVE

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 @ 11:20 AM
Pittsburgh at Miami LIVE

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 @ 11:15 AM
Chicago at New England LIVE

OPEN DATE:
Buffalo, Los Angeles Rams, Minnesota, Philadelphia

AUSTRALIAN T.V. GAMES
LIVE ON ESPN/KAYO AT 11.15 AM ON 21/10: New Orleans at Arizona
LIVE ON ESPN/KAYO AT 4.00 AM ON 24/10: Detroit at Dallas
LIVE ON ESPN2/KAYO AT 4.00 AM ON 24/10: Green Bay at Washington
LIVE ON 7MATE AT 4.00 AM ON 24/10: Cleveland at Baltimore
LIVE ON ESPN/KAYO AT 7.25 AM ON 24/10: Kansas City at San Francisco
LIVE ON 7MATE AT 7.25 AM ON 24/10: Seattle at Los Angeles Chargers
LIVE ON ESPN/KAYO AT 11.20 AM ON 24/10: Pittsburgh at Miami
LIVE ON ESPN/KAYO AT 11.15 AM ON 25/10 : Chicago at New England

LIVE ON watchESPN AT 4:00 AM on 24/10: NFL RedZone

NB: VIC, NSW, TAS times
less 30 mins SA, NT
less 1 hour QLD
less 1.5 hours NT
less 3 hours WA

 

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reserved

 

[aussiedude]

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 @ 11:15 AM
New Orleans at Arizona
AMZN: Al Michaels, Kirk Herbstreit, Kaylee Hartung

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 @ 4:00 AM
Atlanta at Cincinnati
FOX: Brandon Gaudin, Robert Smith, Jen Hale

Cleveland at Baltimore
CBS: Kevin Harlan, Trent Green, Melanie Collins

Detroit at Dallas
CBS: Jim Nantz, Tony Romo, Tracy Wolfson

Green Bay at Washington
FOX: Adam Amin, Daryl Johnston, Pam Oliver

Indianapolis at Tennessee
CBS: Andrew Catalon, James Lofton, Don Bell

New York Giants at Jacksonville
FOX: Chris Myers, Mark Schlereth, Kristina Pink

Tampa Bay at Carolina
FOX: Kenny Albert, Jonathan Vilma, Shannon Spake

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 @ 7:05 AM
Houston at Las Vegas
CBS: Greg Gumbel, Adam Archuleta, AJ Ross

New York Jets at Denver
CBS: Ian Eagle, Charles Davis, Evan Washburn

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 @ 7:25 AM
Kansas City at San Francisco
FOX: Kevin Burkhardt, Greg Olsen, Erin Andrews, Tom Rinaldi

Seattle at Los Angeles Chargers
FOX: Kevin Kugler, Mark Sanchez, Laura Okmin

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 @ 11:20 AM
Pittsburgh at Miami
NBC: Mike Tirico, Cris Collinsworth, Melissa Stark

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 @ 11:15 AM
Chicago at New England
ESPN: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters

 

[aussiedude]

yikes at the primetime slate

 

[exe ex machina]

So the whole off-season "arms race" proved yet again that collecting top name players doesn't usually work.

Tyreek Hill to the Dolphins has been a big positive. The Chiefs have rolled on without suffering his loss. Davante Adams and Chandler Jones haven't made a difference in Las Vegas, struggling at 1-4, whilst the Packers probably have missed Adams but that isn't the reason for their slide. The Seehawks have been unaffected by the loss of Russell Wilson, winning a lot of games no one thought they would with Geno Smith, whilst the Broncos have not suddenly become SB contenders. Khalil Mack and JC Jackson have not made a difference for the Chargers.

Meanwhile, teams with hardly any talent at WR like the Falcons and Jets and Giants, and with maligned QBs and other positional problems have outperformed even top tier teams like the Rams, Bengals, 49ers, etc.

Coaching > Players has been shown more so than Players > Coaching.

 

[Southerntakeover]

So the whole off-season "arms race" proved yet again that collecting top name players doesn't usually work.

Tyreek Hill to the Dolphins has been a big positive. The Chiefs have rolled on without suffering his loss. Davante Adams and Chandler Jones haven't made a difference in Las Vegas, struggling at 1-4, whilst the Packers probably have missed Adams but that isn't the reason for their slide. The Seehawks have been unaffected by the loss of Russell Wilson, winning a lot of games no one thought they would with Geno Smith, whilst the Broncos have not suddenly become SB contenders. Khalil Mack and JC Jackson have not made a difference for the Chargers.

Meanwhile, teams with hardly any talent at WR like the Falcons and Jets and Giants, and with maligned QBs and other positional problems have outperformed even top tier teams like the Rams, Bengals, 49ers, etc.

Coaching > Players has been shown more so than Players > Coaching.

Just going to ignore the Eagles and AJ Brown?

 

[exe ex machina]

Just going to ignore the Eagles and AJ Brown?

You're right, forgot that one.

 

[Southerntakeover]

You're right, forgot that one.

Forgot the leagues only undefeated term, an accumulator of top end talent through trading and free agency- this season alone Brown, Reddick, Bradbery, CJGJ, and Reddick, which destroys your argument?

Or you forgot enough recent history to forget that the Bills are still benefitting from the Diggs trade amongst other acquisitions?

 

[Southerntakeover]

Shout out to the giants for just absolutely handing us Bradberry for a year on a sub market contract by cutting him late, and to the Saints for trading us what's currently the number 6 pick as well.

 

[exe ex machina]

Forgot the leagues only undefeated term, an accumulator of top end talent through trading and free agency- this season alone Brown, Reddick, Bradbery, CJGJ, and Reddick, which destroys your argument?

Or you forgot enough recent history to forget that the Bills are still benefitting from the Diggs trade amongst other acquisitions?

I'm not saying the entire off-season transactions across the league were a waste of time, just that a lot of the hyped ones haven't worked, and a lot of teams who focused on the draft or solid depth signings and have new better HCs have done better. The "dream team" thing versus if you have a solid team and add that one difference-maker, like Miller to the Bills, or Brown to the Eagles.

 

[exe ex machina]

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

Remember the time before the season started when I said the Eagles were the best team in the NFC and Packers homer offtherails9 lol'd at me... I do

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

Forgot the leagues only undefeated term, an accumulator of top end talent through trading and free agency- this season alone Brown, Reddick, Bradbery, CJGJ, and Reddick, which destroys your argument?

Or you forgot enough recent history to forget that the Bills are still benefitting from the Diggs trade amongst other acquisitions?

Reddick twice, I wish there was two of him and one them stayed with the Panthers

What a horrible decision letting him walk.

 

[Jatz]

Go Jags and Lions I guess

 

[drd23]

Reddick twice, I wish there was two of him and one them stayed with the Panthers

What a horrible decision letting him walk.

I subscribe to the opinion that the Panthers signing him to a 1 year prove it deal was pointless.

Only reason they signed him was because teams apparently didn't believe that his final year in Arizona was legit, and it would have only ended in 2 options:
1) He proves he actually is legit and then leaves to sign with a relevant team (which is what happened)
2) Turns out that his Arizona 2020 season was a fluke and then the Panthers might have a chance to re-sign him (but it might not be worth it)

The Panthers either needed to try to lock him up longer term or not sign him at all, but I guess that is what happens when you allow a HC who needs to prove his worth to keep his job to have final say on the roster

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

I subscribe to the opinion that the Panthers signing him to a 1 year prove it deal was pointless.

Only reason they signed him was because teams apparently didn't believe that his final year in Arizona was legit, and it would have only ended in 2 options:
1) He proves he actually is legit and then leaves to sign with a relevant team (which is what happened)
2) Turns out that his Arizona 2020 season was a fluke and then the Panthers might have a chance to re-sign him (but it might not be worth it)

The Panthers either needed to try to lock him up longer term or not sign him at all, but I guess that is what happens when you allow a HC who needs to prove his worth to keep his job to have final say on the roster

100%, lots of dumb pointless moves that made no sense whatsoever, money being used on all the wrong positions etc. When a player at a position as important as Reddick gets over 10 sacks 2 years running hes proven himself. I think the Cards misused him in the early part of his career as an off ball linebacker a lot of the time and thats the reason why his stats weren't very good, hes proven to be the player everyone thought he was coming out now that hes been allowed to play purely as a pass rusher.

 

[drd23]

100%, lots of dumb pointless moves that made no sense whatsoever, money being used on all the wrong positions etc. When a player at a position as important as Reddick gets over 10 sacks 2 years running hes proven himself. I think the Cards misused him in the early part of his career as an off ball linebacker a lot of the time and thats the reason why his stats weren't very good, hes proven to be the player everyone thought he was coming out now that hes been allowed to play purely as a pass rusher.

It never made sense why they decided to move him off the ball immediately, but then again it is the Cards and a 1st round LB - something that they clearly have NFI about

 

[J Shuttlesworth]

Go Jags and Lions I guess

Also, Taylor Heinicke and the Commies.

 

[Southerntakeover]

Reddick twice, I wish there was two of him and one them stayed with the Panthers

What a horrible decision letting him walk.

Ask Trevor how many Reddicks there are.

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

Wild times, currently Seattle's own first round pick isn't as valuable as the one they own from Denver.

#traderape

 

[Seppo]

Seahawks own first round is going to end up in the high 20's at this rate.

I have a feeling we can make the wild card spot if we nab a decent RB to replace Penny, too much to put it all on KW3.

We would be such a better team with a decent linebacker like Wagner still there. left a huge hole in the back field.

Actually give us a good chance to compete with the Chargers, not convinced of them this morning.

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

Seahawks own first round is going to end up in the high 20's at this rate.

I have a feeling we can make the wild card spot if we nab a decent RB to replace Penny, too much to put it all on KW3.

We would be such a better team with a decent linebacker like Wagner still there. left a huge hole in the back field.

Actually give us a good chance to compete with the Chargers, not convinced of them this morning.

Walker looks a beast who will thrive on 3 down work imo.

 

[Sven]

Seahawks own first round is going to end up in the high 20's at this rate.

I have a feeling we can make the wild card spot if we nab a decent RB to replace Penny, too much to put it all on KW3.

We would be such a better team with a decent linebacker like Wagner still there. left a huge hole in the back field.

Actually give us a good chance to compete with the Chargers, not convinced of them this morning.

playoffstatus.com projects the draft order and they currently have the Seahawks own pick at 13 with the Broncos pick projected at 5

1​	Panthers	5​	12​	0​
2​	Lions	5​	12​	0​
3​	Texans	5​	11​	1​
4​	Raiders	6​	11​	0​
5​	Seahawks (from Broncos)	6​	11​	0​
6​	Texans (from Browns)	6​	11​	0​
7​	Bears	6​	11​	0​
8​	Commanders	6​	11​	0​
9​	Eagles (from Saints)	7​	10​	0​
10​	Steelers	7​	10​	0​
11​	Cardinals	7​	10​	0​
12​	Jaguars	7​	10​	0​
13​	Seahawks	8​	9​	0​
14​	Patriots	8​	9​	0​
15​	Packers	8​	9​	0​
16​	Colts	8​	8​	1​
17​	Falcons	9​	8​	0​
18​	Forty-Niners	9​	8​	0​
19​	Buccaneers	9​	8​	0​
20​	Rams	9​	8​	0​
21​	Bengals	9​	8​	0​
22​	Dolphins (forfeited - tampering)	9​	8​	0​
23​	Chargers	10​	7​	0​
24​	Ravens	10​	7​	0​
25​	Jets	10​	7​	0​
26​	Titans	10​	7​	0​
27​	Chiefs	11​	6​	0​
28​	Cowboys	11​	6​	0​
29​	Vikings	12​	5​	0​
30​	Bills	12​	5​	0​
31​	Giants	12​	5​	0​
32​	Eagles	14​	3​	0​

 

[A11dAtP0w3R]

playoffstatus.com projects the draft order and they currently have the Seahawks own pick at 13 with the Broncos pick projected at 5

1​	Panthers	5​	12​	0​
2​	Lions	5​	12​	0​
3​	Texans	5​	11​	1​
4​	Raiders	6​	11​	0​
5​	Seahawks (from Broncos)	6​	11​	0​
6​	Texans (from Browns)	6​	11​	0​
7​	Bears	6​	11​	0​
8​	Commanders	6​	11​	0​
9​	Eagles (from Saints)	7​	10​	0​
10​	Steelers	7​	10​	0​
11​	Cardinals	7​	10​	0​
12​	Jaguars	7​	10​	0​
13​	Seahawks	8​	9​	0​
14​	Patriots	8​	9​	0​
15​	Packers	8​	9​	0​
16​	Colts	8​	8​	1​
17​	Falcons	9​	8​	0​
18​	Forty-Niners	9​	8​	0​
19​	Buccaneers	9​	8​	0​
20​	Rams	9​	8​	0​
21​	Bengals	9​	8​	0​
22​	Dolphins (forfeited - tampering)	9​	8​	0​
23​	Chargers	10​	7​	0​
24​	Ravens	10​	7​	0​
25​	Jets	10​	7​	0​
26​	Titans	10​	7​	0​
27​	Chiefs	11​	6​	0​
28​	Cowboys	11​	6​	0​
29​	Vikings	12​	5​	0​
30​	Bills	12​	5​	0​
31​	Giants	12​	5​	0​
32​	Eagles	14​	3​	0​

Giants 12-5? What are they smoking? Look I know they have been amazing thus far but surely the ass falls out eventually. If Daboll gets that roster to 10-7 or even 9-8 hes a genius.

 

[offtherails9]

Remember the time before the season started when I said the Eagles were the best team in the NFC and Packers homer offtherails9 lol'd at me... I do

I think it was quite reasonable to raise the question of the Eagles buddy. Hurts has been good and so have Philadephia. They are absolute favorites in the NFC after 6 weeks and will be the 1 seed. As we all know, just because you dominate the regular season and have a first round bye, doesn't mean you'll win the championship.

I'm interested to see Hurts down the stretch, and what defenses start to ask of the guy later in the year as every contender in the NFC and league will be going to work on finding weaknesses in their team. Maybe forcing him to throw deeper where accuracy is a question.