An extremely funny reaction to NFL Week 6, led by Brock Osweiler's big comeback

Brock Osweiler made us laugh a lot during his NFL career. On Sunday, no one was laughing at our inevitably short quarterback sensation – Brocktober.

Osweiler was named the Dolphins starter against the Bears with injured Ryan Tannehill. An early Osweiler combined with a very hot Khalil Mack on the other side of the football gave the impression that the opening season of That Ass was imminent.

However, this was not the case. Osweiler completed 28 of his 44 passes for 380 yards, three touchdowns and two selections. The 31 points scored by the Dolphins were most marked by a team with Osweiler as a starter. Two of his touchdown passes went to Georgia State University pride, Albert Wilson, who turned out to be the god of the YAC, totaling 155 yards.

Both were an unlikely dynamic duo, but that had more to do with Osweiler (being not good) than Wilson. In fact, we'll have to start calling Wilson "Scissors" because he showed he had all the cuts.

There are just not many players in the NFL who will play this game:

And then there was this 75-yarder, on which Wilson avoided five Bears closely and surpassed the rest:

This game gave Wilson the two biggest games after taking this season the NFL, with the other coming in the third week against the Raiders. These pieces also helped Brocktober survive, even though Kenyan Drake's goal thunder almost killed him. Although it could have put Osweiler in a bind, he has shown leadership in the present moment:

Osweiler's career was strange. Because of its size that no one will let you forget, and saving Peyton Manning, many people have thought that it could end up being good. This certainly has not been the case.

He turned down the Broncos' offerings as Peyton Manning's replacement after the Super Bowl 50. His patience paid off when he signed a $ 72 million contract with the Texans over four years, which earned him a record of 8-6 and some doo doo performances. including a Monday night football game where he threw a fumble for seven yards and had only 131 yards on 41 pass attempts. The Texans realized that the deal was terrible after a season and threw it to the benefit of the Browns, who also did not want to do anything, and cut it off.

Sunday's match will be the Osweiler moment shares with grandchildren. He will probably make Khalil Mack sound like the greatest athlete in history and explain how he managed to escape his terror. The Bears will probably be described as if they were playing up to 1985 standards, if not better, assuming Trubisky becomes the best quarterback in franchise history (it's a low bar).

In fact, Albert Wilson has worked a lot and the Bears have none of that. Osweiler is still the best known quarterback for some of the worst games in NFL history, his size and his tattoo of all time.

It's also what made Brocktober so much fun. Nobody saw him coming.

THE PETER MAN

Nathan Peterman will not leave and no one will complain, except maybe Bills fans.

Peterman came into play after Josh Allen's injury and he almost cheated on us. After throwing the touchdown and giving the Texans the advantage, The Peter Man showed his true colors with a choice of six:

This is the Peter Man we know and love. He gave us more, by launching another interception a few moments later. We have a complete Peter Man experience.

Head coach Sean McDermott's expertise after such a hard-fought loss:

He also made bad!

This could be the dreadlock tackle of all the dreadlock battles. Jadeveon Clowney, a dreadlock bearer, had a brutal kill from Chris Ivory. It literally sounds like Clowney pulls the cord to unplug a vacuum when you're done, because pulling the wall plug against the wall takes too much work.

If you are Ivory, you can be proud right now, despite the bad initial appearance. You must have good hair and strong hair not to lose this dreadlock at the hands of Clowney.

Although I would not be surprised if he has a slight headache today.

JuJu Smith-Schuster has pioneered this take

We would probably talk about this phenomenal capture of JuJu Smith-Schuster more if he had been informed. However, that does not change the beauty, because he managed to get the ball of Darqueze Dennard to organize a final touchdown of James Conner:

And although we were talking about embarrassing Steelers Bengals players …

Please stay off James Conner

Conner took Shawn Williams out of the painting and pushed Vontaze Burfict into Jessie Bates without seemingly making an effort.

He made it look so easy, too. That's a small part of his 111-yard, two-touch win that brought them back to AFC North.

Le'eon Bell is expected to return next week for the Steelers. He is without a doubt one of the best defenders of the game, but, as Conner did, he still has to be burned. There are not many guys who throw blows like that in the Vontaze Burficts of the world.

Lmaoooo, and if it really worked?

It would not be surprising that the Falcons lost on this game. In fact, it would be a good addition to a long list of bullshit ways the Falcons have lost games over the years.

As a fan of Falcons, I'm glad they did not do it. This game is considered pretty stupid, because it did not work – but almost fact.

If it had worked, we would probably call Dirk Koetter a daring player and a genius.

We do not do it.

This guy has three years fully guaranteed for $ 84 million

Kirk Cousins ​​had an urgent touchdown – it's not a typo – and celebrated the best way he did not know how to:

After the match, Cousins ​​stated that he was comfortable and honest about his "limitations as a dancer" while adding, "I was asking Diggsy about his dance … and I did not really know what he was trying to do, and I tried to do both of them after the hasty landing.

The most important delivery here: we learned that Kirk Cousins ​​calls Stefon Diggs "Diggsy".

Let's take a look at the motion by Conor McGregor.

First, to establish some facts – Conor McGregor is Irish. American football is far from being an international sport.

That said, we can still laugh at the way McGregor threw this football without stitches, from the middle of the ball, and as he weighed 40 pounds soaked:

John Elway would probably always sign it on whoever the best free agent quarterback available.

Ryan Shazier returns to Cincinnati

Shazier suffered one of the most frightening injuries of last season's memory when he played against what appeared to be a routine game against the Bengals.

Prior to this season, Shazier returned to Cincinnati, where he was able to thank many people who had initially treated him after his injury at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center.

"Going back is sometimes a little scary, so I'm really happy to be here and to see everybody's face, I just want to let you know that I'm fine and I'm grateful," Shazier said. took care of him for two days before returning to Pittsburgh for a spinal stabilization operation.

The process has been long for Shazier, who hopes to play football one day. He also mentioned in the tweet above that he still had some way to go to reach this point.

His injury is a reminder of how dangerous football is and how fast a career can change. At the same time, his recovery was only a source of inspiration.