Let’s check in on the Giants… good lord

Just based off twitter interactions when I was still on there, tonight’s misery couldn’t have happened to a more deserving NBA fanbase.

It’s probably fair to say that Chet is the league’s most overrated player. Well, he was, anyway.

This young Spurs squad is mentally strong. That quarter could've gone totally sideways. If they don't win this game, the only way they don't win a title next year is if Wemby gets hurt (duh)

Thunder crashing the glass is the story. Crushing the Spurs on every miss. 26-12 rebounding advantage is wild

It's hard to believe that Harrison Barnes is getting Game 7 minutes 10 years after THAT Game 7.

Draymond would've had to watch the next game from a suite at a baseball stadium if he threw the same elbow Wemby just did lol

The Giants seem like their pregame plan is to find different, more interesting ways to lose so they can avoid the conversation about hip thrusts by lousy outfielders.

When Luis Arraez was growing up on the outskirts of San Felipe, Venezuela, only one other MLB player had come from his area: Marco Scutaro. As another undervalued contact hitter who had to fight for a pro contract, Scutaro showed Arraez what was possible. Their story: www.nytimes.com/athletic/707...

Didn't know there was an electrical substation near the Broncos' practice facility

The Eagles must've despised each other to levels rarely seen in pro sports and been dysfunctional as hell to lose to this shell of a 49ers team.

Kyle looking for one last catastrophic injury to take him into the offseason (why is Purdy still playing)

Aaron Rodgers bounced off that cornerback like a toddler trying to tackle a Great Dane

Juice turning into Travis Kelce for a half hour wasn't on my bingo card.

The 49ers committed one "penalty" (a very dubious personal foul for unnecessary roughness) the entire game. That's incredible.

Declining to talk is an unusual move for him.

The 2025 Philadelphia Eagles' video highlight package should be a loop of A.J. Brown arguing with Nick Sirianni.

How the hell did the 49ers win this?

Honestly the Jets should sign Jauan Jennings as a QB. It's not like anything else they've tried has worked.

Despite the 49ers getting fully outplayed in most areas, they still somehow could've won this (or at least been in position to) if Yetur Gross-Matos had recovered that fumble. Seattle took advantage of the tipped pass + CMC bobble, though.

Troy Aikman might love Upton Stout more than any Niner who has ever lived.

Sounds crazy but Pearsall's absence (after practicing this week) might be as detrimental as Trent's. Seattle can focus everything on Kittle and McCaffrey, and these third downs look like a nightmare for Purdy.

Feels like we kind of knew this was a possibility when they gave up 8.1 ypc to Tony Pollard and Tyjae Spears three weeks ago.

The Seahawks are tackling exceedingly well and the 49ers are tackling air. Might be the biggest difference so far.

No first downs, a couple of key penalties AND not stopping the run? Good luck.

It's a rare occurrence when the 49ers play the Seahawks and the Niners undoubtedly have the uglier uniforms.

There really isn't much difference between this Panthers-Bucs game and a garden-variety generic bowl game on a Wednesday afternoon in mid-December.

Sure seems like someone wants Baker Mayfield in the playoffs.

How did he not snap into a Slim Jim here? Missed opportunity.

I'm legitimately surprised that the Warriors scored 20 points in the first quarter.

Jonathan Kuminga the first night after getting traded to the Brooklyn Nets

It seemed odd that the 49ers shed so many expensive players who were good on paper and Kyle seemed so excited about this season. It's starting to make sense now.

Tirico and Collinsworth were so bummed that the Bears lost. Collinsworth spent his entire postgame thing talking about how this proved how tough the Bears are.

Rich Eisen seems like a nice enough guy, but play-by-play is not his strong suit.

Lacob’s email didn’t sway Kerr whatsoever with the Kuminga thing and I respect it.

So I checked the waiver wire in my fantasy hoops league to see who has the best stats over the past 7 days. It's Pat Spencer and his brother Cam, and their stats are uncannily similar.

He’ll play through it… once Steph comes back.

Too many funny subplots in this game: - Tirico and Collinsworth saying "MarioTAH" like two guys who definitely got a pronunciation lesson from a Commanders staffer yesterday but ran too far with it - MarioTAH nearly losing the game with his decision to run late - Deebo and Jake Moody reunited

Isaiah with a touchdown? Unlikely.

It's impossible to tell if the crowd is even into this. The same cannot be said for Jack White's halftime show in Detroit.

Thanks CBS, I was just thinking that the only way to make Thanksgiving better was for Dana White to yell at us at halftime.

How many people watching that said, “Wait, he’s the OHHH OH OH OH OH OHHHHHHH guy?”

Q: Buddy with another zero-point game… NBCSBA: (immediately cuts away from Kerr’s postgame news conference)

Starting to think at this point Podz is who he is. He provides some value but the massive leap that he and Lacob have been kinda/sorta promising isn’t coming.

Been a lot of cheap shots and spitting this season throughout the league

This has been some hilariously bad quarterback play on both sides. Bryce Young (28 yards on 10 attempts) has somehow arguably been worse than Brock Purdy.

It's now at the point that Niners fans are shrieking every time Brock Purdy lets a throw fly across the middle of the field.

$53 million per season for Brock Purdy, huh

People actually thought the Raiders were getting a competitive advantage because Tom Brady talked to some coaches before doing mediocre commentary on games.