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Feel free to add to the list...this is just what I came up with

Kincaid will go for 7 catches and 90 plus yards.

I think this is probably the closest reason CBA has limited practice time which has hurt technique and made injuries due to bad technique a little bit more frequent Get the biggest reason is everything you stated.. the game might not be as rougher like you said .. but the play to play violence is very high because of the size and speed of the bodies

Trump's America

Well if we are talking about off the field injuries, multiple players have been shot. Didn't an eagles D linemen get ran over and killed back in the 90s while in his own yard?

We draft small, undersized Front 7 players on Defense. I doubt that helps. We have some older and/or injury prone players we keep relying on. Doesnt help. Some of it is bad luck. Some of it is personnel.

Yeah that was one I wrestled with and probably should have added Haha, I forgot about the Kevin Kolb incident

This.

yeah it makes groceries even more expensive. I ain’t made of money anyway the lines weren’t any shorter. The lack of SNAP had no impact

Alex, I’ll take sh*t that never happened for $500. And this. This. And this.

No slippery rubber mats?

He’s safe until a new GM is hired. Any good GM is going to want to hire his own head coach, and it’s highly unlikely that DJ Mike would be anyone’s first choice…

The maddening thing is that the league could easily eliminate (through replay) outrageous, game-changing calls like the one Thursday night, but they’ve made a conscious decision not to do so. That raises questions about the integrity of the sport…

This is why I'd like them to dangle a 1 for Addison or Waddle. I have it on good authority that they loved Addison. Same concept here as the first Diggs trade. Spend the premium asset on someone who is proven.

I've noticed this too. I'm on the fence on rigged vs. poor officiating but more and more I wonder if it's because I don't want rigged to be true. As soon as I'm convinced it's true I'll walk away from something that I've enjoyed since...well you know.

Time for a new Ertz thread

I 🤮 when we drafted Keon and I will 🤮 if we get Meyers. Shaheed, Olave, Waddle or bust We don’t need anymore mediocre WRs - we lead the NFL with mediocre WR already

I think the Pats have a legit shot at the 1 seed. They will be favored in all their remaining games, except possibly vs Bills and at Tampa. I also expect them to make a splash deal at the trade deadline, with all their cap space…

Some recency bias here but that 49ers LB who tore his Achilles running into the field in the Superbowl was crazy and super unfortunate

It's natural to look at controversial calls and conclude the refs are corrupt. It's equally natural to hear someone complain about corruption or conspiracies and conclude these people are just wrong, since refs are human and make mistakes. So which is true? I think some referees have shaved points on some games because a) simply enormous money is at stake b) NFL refs are just as prone to corruption or coercion as anyone else; c) they know they won't be caught; d) they've gotten away with it for years so why not continue? To rebut, skeptics almost always resort to fallacies: "No way all owners would agree" (who said they're involved?). "You're just a sore loser!" (which ignores the reasoning); "Bad calls don't mean corruption!" (There can't be both?) Put it this way: Why wouldn't the people involved tweak game outcomes given the enormous upside and the virtually non-existent risk? Integrity? Love for the game?

KC is the worst ranking in NFL at play action FYI.