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I don't get the want for Myers. He has done nothing all season What if the punt is blocked and ran back for a TD?

….We all know how great conditioning can prevent a torn bicep and achilles injury

Tyrod Taylor’s situation was suspicious.

You have a short memory, friend lol. Last year he was very bad but the year before he was great…not really sure what happened to him. He’s had a pretty nice bounce back in Miami. Hasn’t really reached the highs of two years ago but he has been much better than last year

I love that Mahomes sounds like Bobcat Goldthwait from the Police Academy movies.

Yeah, bad move on the rookie's part or theoretically he could be purely creating something to cause the Chiefs to scour for non-existent tells and put Worthy's mind in a mixer trying to avoid any tells.

I was not saying it was the wrong call just thinking why not punt and eliminate the chance of a block FG being returned for a TD. I am no expert why I asked the question..

Do you have any of these compromising photos/pics of him? How is this the first I'm hearing of this!

And here I was thinking that he would be our backup CB with starter potential

Ok. Here's what we do 1. Lock Joe Brady in a closet. 2. Let Josh call what plays he feels comfortable with. 3. Let Josh run 4. Target Cook, Kincaid, Shakir and whomever it is that we aquire at WR tomorrow. 5. Win the game.

Oh right, yeah for sure I knew that lol That was part of my original point though, in that players and their trainers are pretty good at running cost-benefit analyses on training schedules and league testing protocols and determining how much risk they're willing to assume. But so many players are definitely seeking to maximize recovery and resilience with the assistance of all kinds of regimens, and that then allows those interested in mass and raw strength to push harder and gain more. *so important to always reiterate that anabolic steroids in particular actively DAMAGE connective tissues in ways that accentuate the strength/stability imbalance of getting overly developed, especially when you consider the physics involved in giant NFL specimens accelerating and changing direction and sprinting like MUCH smaller humans.

I feel like every time I flip on a Saints game I'm watching him drop a pass. I'm sure that's not the case, but it sure feels like it.

Please get Olave....

Stats didn't get Allen an MVP last year. Lamar Jackson's stats dwarfed his. And as a passer this year Allen is around 15th-17th statistically. The rushing TD's are nice but it's a bunch of tush pushes.......no long valiant run like when he closed out KC last year. The home loss to NE and the road loss to an Atlanta team that will finish with a losing record undermine his MVP chances greatly this year. Last year his losses were to 3 division winners on the road. All 3 reached the divisional round. And he beat the NFC #1 seed on the road. This schedule was considerably easier, that 6-2 doesn't feel as impressive because it hasn't been.

You think Allen is just going to throw it all over the field in that spot?

Who are we playing, how many time outs do we have, and more importantly how many time outs do they have? Even with this offense, two minutes is an eternity.

Yep, leave it to Tyler Done to be shameless

Lmaoooo

i was half ass listening to a bunch of diff pod casts after the game. one of them (buffalo plus)? said that Michael Hoecht was basically being a field general telling players where to line up..helping with assignments, and a bunch of other stuff.

No I don't mean they're Achilles didn't pop lol I agree with you that peds put stress on your ligaments and tendons that they didn't see back in the day I'm saying I know people who went to the NFL that used peds but they never popped positive on a drug test because they knew how to get around it

Weed

Well sure, achilles tears are just one of many connective tissue injuries NFL players can endure.