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Absolutely I am going to donate my brain when I die cuz I am certain I have it after 20 years of playing ball

I would be inclined to agree. You hit your head thousands of times over ten years of youth and high school ball. I’m sure most have some evidence of it.

The difference is football even at a very good high school level has already weeded out most of the parents who won't let their kids play... The ones who are playing at 16 17 have a father who played, it's a generational thing, it's something that could get them to college Even in my time there was a bunch of parents who would not let their kids strap it up and play football... Football like boxing is a sport that can get you out of your town... It could get you from the bottom and give you a future That's not going to stop the biggest percentage of kids playing football who are doing it as an outlet.. football is how we used to keep kids off the streets and out of gangs in the city You keep on occupied if you keep them off the street That still is how it is in a lot of places If you played football from 7 through high School and you banged a lot of heads and took a lot of hits Yes 100% kids who played through high School have it

So I haven’t seen any discussion of superstar Heggy doing this move. Is this their version of when Sadam Hussein did something similar, but maybe without the killing? Maybe it’s just a pep rally to make sure they know woke is out and testosterone is in. Maybe it’s a loyalty test to Trump before the military does something questionable. Whatever it is, it is a bizarre move as it has never been done before and is highly questionable from a security standpoint.

Don’t know enough about how the studies were conducted to say these things. What are you basing this on? I agree it seems to like everybody has CTE, but it also seems a bit crazy to think the NFL would be held hostage this effectively by a bunch of claims that had zero validity.

Did Denver hire Ken Dorsey? 😂

Is it fair to say Keegan Bradley may have gotten in a bit over his head?

Steal, hit and run, etc...

Players on the field absolutely also have hand signals to relay information... But the Green Dot call is basically going to be the meat and potatoes of the call The positional coaches a lot of times are then giving hand signals or gestures relaying more information.. sometimes it's real sometimes it's actually a decoy to try to confuse the opponent who might be trying to steal your signals So the play call comes in.. but they also get more information from the sideline... It's especially more vital in 2-minute drills and no huddle Then a lot is coming from signals from the sideline

My only fear is the Saints had consciously or subconsciously written off the season and decided this game would definitely be their "Super Bowl".

Really? That’s interesting, I had no idea. I figured everything being called was related to the green dot guy, who would then call the defense to the others. Maybe it’s also hand signals between players on defense prior to the snap?

I don’t know, Joe Marino in his podcast has been talking about how much more we’ve been using PA this year compared with previous years, and his numbers are higher than what is shown here. There’s probably some subjectivity to deciding what plays qualify as PA and differences in how different groups call it.

Positional coaches use gestures and occasional signs to relay information There are absolutely using hand gestures and physical signals to relay to their position groups.. and the coordinators also use gestures and signs it's not all radio

Seriously, what signs are being stolen? Don’t headsets eliminate the need for signs? What are we talking about here?

Had a ton of problems last year. Every time I tried to login had to change password…even though it was the password I changed it to!! This year has been better.

Realistically Jason Peters was a jumbo tight end who most scouts had as a projection to tackle The bills basically used him as a 6th offensive lineman tight end the first year.. while playing special teams Then the full switch to tackle.. but I think Jim McNally always had that project in his mind

I've been at multiple games around the country and at Ralph Wilson stadium where I have caught sign stealing from opponents I actually alerted the Ralph once and the guy moved.. but he was 100% sign stealing and relaying .. he was communicating with people on the sidelines Being around the game so much it was easy to spot

As of now, no....I don't think KC loses at home to either of those teams. Call me crazy, but I am not sold on DJ all of a sudden becoming the second coming of Josh Allen. I need to see a little more from them before I take them seriously. Washington is really inconsistent as well. Could they lose to these teams? Of course, any given Sunday, right? But I don't see it as of now especially when the get their WR room back at full strength. The Ravens just blew out the Browns. They always beat Pittsburgh it seems although they could be tougher games if the Steelers get their defense right. And the Bengals don't have a QB and may not for either of these games. I am sure the Ravens will lose a couple of games, but after the Chiefs game, I can't find 5 losses. You could maybe get me to 4 more, but I don't see them losing 5 more times with the talent on their roster.

I don’t think it’s odd at all. Stop the Steal was a natural and very predictable outcome of Russiagate and the Mueller trials. However, with DJT’s return to the WH, and all that transpired after Biden took office, it seems priorities just shifted.

The Ravens. I'm just so sick of the ego that fan base has. And the nonstop s*** talking of Allen & trying to discredit his MVP season is ridiculous. They've been sharing clips of Chris Jones recently saying Lamar should've been MVP & saying "see, this is why we respect the Chiefs & not the Bills..." as if CJ didn't say the exact same thing about Allen just 6 months ago. And don't get me started on how much hype they invest in passer rating... John Elway had a career 79.9 passer rating! It's not a serious stat! If you can throw a TD pass & have your passer rating can go DOWN, it's not as valuable a stat as Ravens fans make it out to be.

I'm rooting for KC-Ravens tie, which gives each of them half a loss.

I thought I heard/saw a stat last year saying Allen was super-effective in play action. If so, yeah, it's a mystery why we don't do it more though maybe Miyagi is right.