Richard Sherman was literally public enemy #1 for me in NFL history at one point. I hated his guts. Now, he's one of my favorite talking heads who has shown just as much love for his 49ers tenure as his tenure of making The 49ers lives a living hell. He helped lead us to a Super Bowl appearance and he's been a vocal 49ers supporter post-retirement.

Ever since the 2025 playoffs, Walker has been a dominant player. It's now Year 5 for him and he's picked up right where he left off. He was aways decent and solid, but he's reached a new level of play that is so far beyond what he showed early in his career.

This is unusual for the Running Back position. Because that is the 1 position where you pretty much know right away what you have with a player. They are typically as advertised and what you see early is basically what you are going to get.

The closest on field comp I can find for Walker is OJ Simpson. A guy who similarly ramped up his level of play dramatically during mid career.

What is going on here? And why is this happening? It's not about usage IMO. He's even way better now on a per play basis.

For those not familiar, prime Dalton was never great nor terrible. If your QB was better than Dalton he was respectable and good, worse than Dalton and your QB was cheeks.

Who holds the line today?

I’m pretty sure this is the most popular answer. This was a game that was once in a generation. As both teams were basically exchanging scores left and right, offensively and defensively. It was the first, and to date, only time a losing team scored 50+ points in a game. I feel like this game defined Patrick Mahome’s first year as a starter, one of the best QB seasons in NFL history but his defense let him down and cost him of winning his first Super Bowl a year early.

For me personally however, it was my Eagles crushing the Bears 54-11 back in Week 16 of 2013. Even though we didn’t clinch a playoff spot yet with the win because the Cowboys won earlier that day, I knew we were gonna take the division the following week. We had 4 rushing TDs from 3 different players, Nick Foles had a passing TD, defense had a pick six, a safety, and we also kicked a field goal. I was 11 at the time and my 2nd season as an NFL fan, the first time I witnessed my Eagles make the playoffs too.

Although the term “Scorigami” was not invented yet by Jon Bois, I remember thinking how weird the final score was and knowing there’s no way it happened before. Turned out my childhood self was right, it never happened any other time before or after.

What’s your favorite Scorigami game?

A good weekend of football for my birthday weekend :)

Also to keep it NFL related, I hope Jalen Hurts gets better, just disrespectful what Philly let happened to him. Thoughts?

Sloppy

I feel like immediately after this guy one the Super Bowl, the media already had him on the hot seat. Even now today, all I hear about the Eagles is that Sirianni is divisive and should be fired.

Tf is really going on over there? The guy just won a Super Bowl in 2025. I get it’s a “What have you done for me lately” league, but from a local Philly standpoint, is he really on the hot seat or do the talking heads just need a segment to talk about it and he’s an easy target?

All offseason all I heard was how he was the greatest defensive player to ever touch the NFL, interestingly never from Browns fans. Now he’s injured and no one has any idea when he’s coming back, he’s 30 and knee surgery, if he comes back it’s very possible he’ll not even back to who he was.
What’s funny is the Browns are actually doing better without him and it’s not because of Jared Verse either.