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1st Qtr. Vikings vs. Texans: Week 4

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2nd Qtr. thread will post with roughly 2 minutes left to play in the 1st Qtr. All game threads will remain open. In GAME THREADS, please follow these guidelines:

  • Trutxfan alert: Folks can go ahead and post comments in the 1st Qtr. thread. If he posts, I’ll make it the featured comment so that it’s the top comment.
  • No GIFs, no uploaded photos, no embeds of any kind, no links except for a link to the new thread.
  • Text and emoji icons are permitted.
  • Each quarter will have its own thread and will post when there’s roughly 2 minutes to play in a Quarter. Only in rare instances will a Part 2 be created if a Quarter is slow and comments are piling up
  • Overtime situations will always have it’s own thread. Always.
  • If you don’t migrate to the new thread, that’s on you. Boyce usually posts a link to the new thread, and others can as well.

Pre-Game Vikings vs. Texans: Week 4

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https://506sports.com/ for NFL broadcast and coverage maps info. Schedule for today’s threads is here in the article.

Schedule for Sunday’s threads:

1st Quarter Thread posts Sunday morning at 11:45 a.m. CT (kickoff is noon CT on FOX)

2nd Qtr., 3rd Qtr., and 4th Qtr. threads post with roughly 2 minutes to play in the previous Quarter. An Overtime Thread will post if needed.

All game threads, Pre-game Thread included, stay open all day/night. This allows folks to linger and finish up or even go back to conversations in those threads.

Postgame Thread posts a few minutes after the end of the game.

Late Games Thread will post pretty quickly after the Postgame Thread.

SNF Thread will post at 7:00 p.m. (kickoff is 7:20 p.m. CT on NBC).

Daily Thread 10-3-2020: Weekend Discussion

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Remember to check 506sports.com for football broadcast schedules and coverage maps. Pregame Thread posts Sunday morning at 5:00 a.m. CT and the 1st Quarter Thread posts Sunday morning at 11:45 a.m. CT (kickoff is noon CT on Fox).

In this 1979 segment for PM Magazine, co-host John Walls profiles the woman responsible for feeding the Houston Oilers during summer training camp. Beginning in 1978, the Oilers held their preseason training camp at Angelo State University in San Angelo. Campus kitchen staff consequently prepared meals for the 70-player team as well as any summer students. In her interview, cook Wilma Bradley talks about her work schedule and the special preferences of certain players, including the “Tyler Rose,” Earl Campbell. PM Magazine was a local news and entertainment television program broadcast on Beaumont’s KFDM-TV in from late 1970s to the mid-1980s. This segment aired on September 3, 1979 and August 11, 1980.

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Daily Thread 10-1-2020

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Practice report for Wednesday. JJ is off the injury list.

Texans vs. Vikings Wednesday injury report: DE Charles Omenihu did not participate
By Mark Lane, TexansWire

Excerpt from the article: Defensive end Charles Omenihu did not participate with a knee injury. Inside linebacker Zach Cunningham (groin), fullback Cullen Gillaspia (concussion), defensive tackle P.J. Hall (groin), running back Duke Johnson (ankle), and inside linebacker Peter Kalambayi (hamstring) were limited participants in practice.

Visit the link above to view the practice report for the Vikings.

J.J. Watt off Texans’ injury report
By Charean Williams, PFT

Texans defensive end J.J. Watt is off the team’s injury report.

He had a hip injury that limited leading up to the Week Two game against the Ravens and was limited last Wednesday with a groin injury. Watt has not had an injury designation, though, and has played 92 percent of the defensive snaps.

Watt, 31, has played all 16 games only once the past four seasons. That came in 2018 when he made 16 sacks.