u/ThatTedDudeGuy24
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▲ 29 r/mets
Ez stress less Mets win
Ez win totally didn’t almost blow a game where we led 8-0 and 15-9.
u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 1 month ago
The Last Time Each Team Appeared in the NFL Kickoff Game
According to Wikipedia, the NFL season has only been starting on a Thursday since 2002. Since then, only 5 teams have not appeared under the lights to open the season, ironically all of which have never won a Super Bowl either.
Since 2004, the team who won the Super Bowl the previous season would host the kickoff game, except in 2013 when the Ravens had to start in the road due to scheduling conflicts with the Orioles (they share the same parking lot), and in 2019 when the Packers and Bears played on opening night to celebrate the league’s 100th season with one of the oldest and greatest rivalries in sports.
This year marks only the 2nd time ever in which the kickoff is played on a Wednesday night instead of Thursday night, the other time being in 2012.
Seattle makes their first appearance this week since 2014, while New England makes their first since 2017. It also marks the first time in 10 years that the kickoff game is a Super Bowl rematch.
u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 1 month ago
The Last Time Each Team Was a Top 3 Pre-Season Super Bowl Favorite (According to PFBR)
IT’S THE LAST SUNDAY WITHOUT NFL FOOTBALL UNTIL FEBRUARY 2027 🥳🥳🥳
All of this is according to odds from Pro Football Reference, and it only goes back to 1977/78. Safe to say a lot of these teams were major disappointments…
u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 1 month ago
▲ 92 r/mets
The Syracuse Mets just threw a NO HITTER
Also Mark Vientos hit THREE HOMERS
u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 2 months ago
▲ 6 r/mets
Gary Sanchez might be the worst tagging catcher in the league
Remember when Jonathan Villar should’ve been out by a mile like 5 years ago but Sanchez barely made an attempt to tag him out and he ended up being safe.
u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 2 months ago
Years without a playoff win
u/MasterTeacher123 — 2 months ago
▲ 17 r/mets
Well… I guess 2 teams can play defense, just stunning
reddit.comu/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/nbadiscussion
I don’t think the 76ers are true championship contenders
The 76ers have had a great offseason obviously but I don’t think they can actually compete for a title. First of all they have major offensive chemistry questions I don’t know how they overcome. LeBron is gonna have to take a really small role. I think how loaded this team is offensively is going to hurt vj edgecombe. Also who is playing defense on that team besides Jaylen brown and dean wade? LeBron is 42 and despite their favorable schedule he can’t play that much defense day to day. Can embiid stay even stay healthy? You can’t just stick a bunch of offensive superstars on a team and expect it to work. True championship teams have role players
u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 2 months ago
most valuable nfl teams sportico 2026
u/Horror_Candy5703 — 2 months ago
Each Team’s Longest Playoff Streak in Franchise History
The Cards are such an embarrassing franchise. How do you exist for over a century and never make 3 consecutive playoff appearances 😭 And I really thought the Chiefs were gonna break the Pats record…
u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 2 months ago
2020s tier list, how has the decade gone for each team thus far?
u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 2 months ago
Only Person on This List Who Average More Yards Per Season than Ceedee is JJ.
u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 2 months ago
Pro Football Network’s top graded players from the 2020 Draft class…..good list but Love over Burrow? Yea not sure about that one lol
u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 3 months ago
The Last Time Each Team Swept Their Division Rivals (in the Regular Season)
According to my research, six active franchises have never swept their division in a season. Not surprising to see the new teams being some of them, as sweeping your division is pretty tough to do. Washington is what really shocked me, and how the long the Giants have gone without doing it.
u/ThatTedDudeGuy24 — 3 months ago
Last 5 years
As a bills fan have to mention this doesn’t include bills 2020 13-3 season so not cherry picked just straight up last 5 years
(Also cropped out the draft kings logo cause f that)
u/Aggressive-Net-6547 — 3 months ago
Ranking NFL teams based on how much i like them
This is based on favorites, and this is my opinion. If this was a skill based ranking, then the dolphins would not be in S.
u/Itchy_Ad3944 — 3 months ago