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Didn't watch but did they really run a Pat Tillman tribute that glossed over the whole "getting merked by friendly fire, possibly on purpose" thing?

It's that time of year again!  When the greatest league and the greatest sport starts up again.  Lions/Chiefs will start off the season on Thursday night.  Could be a high scoring affair, and the Chiefs get their superbowl rings before the game.

Lots of great story lines, Aaron Rodgers with the Jets, a possible Chiefs dynasty, the ongoing saga of the Dallas Cowboys, will Joe Burrow and the Bengals challenge Kansas City?  Will the Lions actually be good?  Can Brock Purdy repeat his early success last year with San Francisco?  Will the Eagles dominate again?  Can Josh Allen and Stephon Diggs get along in Buffalo?

Yep.. although the Bills' super bowl window is indeed closing they will contend again this year.

Lots of stories, lots of jaw-dropping action.. and something to get us through to February.

I really only started watching avidly the last 3 years, and I can't say my wife seems thrilled with this...

I think the Bill’s window is as long as Josh Allen is healthy.

Some really good games this week!

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I don't follow Pass the Egg at all, but I did see this cartoon in the Guardian, by a fellow who usually draws cartoons about real football.

Is it any good?  I wouldn't know.

https://www.theguardian.com/football/ng-interactive/2023/sep/06/david-squires-on-eric-smith-and-the-nfls-toll-on-one-players-mind-and-body

Lions eat Chiefs....

Fell asleep in the 3rd quarter and missed the glory...

Good game, especially that 4th quarter.  Both coaches made some questionable calls and went for it on 4th down when I didn't think it was necessary.  Good drama though.

Aaron Rodgers torn achilles, 3 plays into the game.  Out for the season, and at his age, maybe the end of his career.

Sounds like an inside job. Was he vaxxed?!