Recent content by Wombat

I would say the expansion is fine, but still needs a lot of polish. Beyond all the issues Pharone had, I would add: The voice acting is super inconsistent, in some cases only voicing some of the text. Even worse, its not always the beginning text that was voiced, so you'll start reading...

Even if Aaron doesn't _start_ somewhere, I would expect him to play when someone's QB goes down midseason. As for next weekend" Broncos over Bills - Per usual, I expect this to be a squeaker until the 4th quarter, when the Broncos take the lead against the gassed Bills defense. Seahawks over...

Texans' turnovers are the #1 source of Steelers' offense.

Another defensive game? Let's see if the Steelers can top the high bar (3 points) the Chargers set.

It bears repeating that Ali is over 50 now, and would have been nearly 50 even if the movie came out at the earliest possibility. It's hard to believe they ever intended Ali to be the lead long term. Hell, if we want hard ages, if you go back to Blade 1, Whistler (Kristofferson) was around 61...

Every coach has an end-of-year meeting with their GM / ownership (depending on whom they report to). I'm very conflicted on firing LeFleur. First off, the kicker, the position the HC has the least impact with, wasted 7 points on a game GB lost by 4. That said, the timing is also messy - LeFleur...

Feels like Chargers have to score here to have any chance to stay in this.

Yeah, if that was the Chargers' big chance, they threw it away.

Ugh, the Bears host a Stafford with an injured throwing hand? Eugghh.

Oof, I picked the Bears, figuring the Packers defense would run out of gas in the second half, but man, I did not expect this game to be that identical to the last time. Edit: Flights costs aren't that bad, honestly.

Packers D is gassed and the Packers offense couldn't adapt to the Bears' defensive adjustments. This sounds very familiar.

Bears only need two scores, and the Packers are playing prevent offense. And there's a massive return.

Nice start, but I'm not gloating until this game is over - the Packers had a lead in the last matchup, and look how that turned out.

2 turnovers and the Rams only lead by 3 points. The Panthers are actually going to win this thing, aren't they? (Honestly, the 49ers / Eagles game is pretty up in the air too, be rather shocking if the NFC West repeats the NFC North from last season and take 3 slots and then lose embarrassingly.)

Should be some good games this weekend, especially compared to how most wildcard rounds go. I'll go Rams, Bears, 49ers, Jaguars, Patriots, Texans.