The 2013 NFL season has been interesting to say the least. With all the drama in the NFC and a husky amount of football follies, week 8 didn’t disappoint.
In what seemed to be the biggest controversy of the week, the Dallas Cowboys got beat by the Detroit Lions in stunning fashion which spawned a thought to be tirade by wide receiver Dez Bryant. Several quarterbacks had felt the struggle as well.
RG3 was served a crushing hit that sent him back to the sideline. Mike Vick reminded us again that his brittle physique is only good for a small portion of the season.
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Additionally the Jacksonville Jaguars traveled all the way to London only to remain winless and the Tampa Bay Bucaneers stay in the donut category.
So we look at biggest fails from week 8 on and off the turf in the following pages.
Drop a comment below and let us know who deserved this week’s FML award.
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Photos: The Big Lead, Guyism, DeadSpin, Buzzfeed, USA Today
So the St. Louis Rams host their first Monday Night Football since 2006 and this is the crowd turnout. Clearly Missouri is a baseball state.
When Tony Romo yells at his team he’s a “leader”. When Dez Bryant does it he’s a trouble maker. Shame on you sports media.
It seems RG3 has caught Mike Vick disease with his ongoing problems of staying healthy.
The sheer gall of Detroit Lions quarterback Mathew Stafford to fake the spike for a TD reach to win the game in the last seconds of the game reminds us why the Dallas Cowboys are the Dallas Cowboys.
Even in victory the New York Giants can’t detach themselves from moments of struggle.
Selling for foul calls isn’t unique to the NBA. St. Louis Rams receiver Tavon Austin gave a dramatic performance only to quickly wake up to no sympathy from the referees.
Throwing the middle finger towards the referee is a sure way to help your team out while they are getting served.
The London NFL welcoming committee should include a spellcheck for future international games.
Good night Kirk Cousins; no flag called on the play either.
And Philadelphia Eagles Matt Barkley continued to stink it up while replacing Mike Vick.
