Week 12 preview: Ravens-Chargers, Packers' kryptonite, can Panthers hang vs. Chiefs? | Football 301

[@eatpowder]

Hey Nate… Just wanted to thank you, Matt, Chris, and all your cohorts for the the outstanding content this year. Have been in ffb for 30 years, have been watching videos every day for the last 5, and considering that I have 31 managed league teams, I have gotten to know content. Some channels have annoying hosts, others seem to care more about superchats, and just kinda feel greedy. I appreciate (especially these last 2 months that I have been awake most hours due to some pain issues) that you guys have great banter, but the analysis is spot, and it’s easy to catch up on your observations with great edit/graphics. Thanks guys for helping me have a great season and keeping my mind off dumb shit! Sincerely, Skye

[@eatpowder]

Ps… sorry for the novel!!

[@lyleabrahams]

Little to no love for the Chargers... and I love it... its been making these wins extra gratifying. ⚡⚡⚡

[@johnkempski5274]

Go Birds!🦅

[@chargersina]

Let me help you guys understand a little better. The office wasn’t going anywhere the first four weeks because Justin Herbert was big-time hurt. We had a bye the fifth week and everything started cooking. Justin has been killing it. That’s why the offensive stats don’t look as good as your eyes 😊

[@cepolt]

Nate Tice looks like he should be Justin Herberts brother.

[@moisesflores3482]

49:00 Honestly what do you guys think it is? Before it used to be that players would fight for putting good things on tape for their next possible team/future. Now it really feels like dudes are just done. Get into the game, "oh down two scores? here we go again, lets just get to the end." I mean I get it, for so many teams their season has been over for a couple weeks but jeez.

[@Chernobyl_Nukes]

Definitely the Offensive coach and the Head office for A) Not insuring that Jones was correctly coached from day 1, and B) Dumping the boatload of cash to Jones before making sure the Offensive line was solid enough. Unlike the Eagles and Texans who filled the weak gaps on both sides of the ball, before allocating any cash to an unproven player. The records of the respective teams speak for themselves.