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Justin Herbert is all that distinguishes them from the Falcons and the Cardinals and the Panthers…totally irrelevant franchises.

He was sitting on the ground pointing to his head after it bounced off the turf. Anybody watching the game knew he was concussed

On offensive line he inherited, from McDermott's draft, a franchise left tackle and that is the most important peice. The second most important peice (especially for a young Quarterback) is a center and after blowing it when Josh was a rookie with Russ Bodine and Ryan Groy (Beane's own words a "horrible job") he went out and paid what at the time was the biggest center deal in NFL history for Mitch Morse. He has spent a 2nd round pick (bust) and a 3rd round pick (hit) at right tackle and a 2nd round pick at guard. While McGovern and Edwards were great value FAs and they have built some good depth with clever scouting - I do think his level of investment on oline has been about right for a team with an established top 10/12 Left Tackle. If they every had to replace Dion then I think they would have to consider using a 1st round pick... but my guess is that will be for the next regime to worry about in some shape or form. Compare that to WR where he all he inherited from McDermott's draft was Zay Jones. He traded a 1st and a 4th for Diggs and spent a 2nd on Keon Coleman and that is it in terms of early draft investments. After that he got great value in Gabe Davis (4th) and Shakir (5th) but hasn't allocated big assets. And it is not like he has spent big cap dollars either. Diggs is also the only receiver they have ever paid close to a top of the market deal to (the extension didn't work out as well as the trade, obviously). It is just mind boggling to me. If he is still in a job by March (I think he will be) it MUST be with an ultimatum from Pegula that by hook or by crook Josh Allen needs a #1 receiver on this team in 2026.

I still think the Eagles will win, despite trying their best to give it away.

Broncos fans getting a feeling for what it's like to root for your team inside a dome

I think a healthy Oliver (not saying it's likely) would be more important than Kincaid, given the depth at DT vs TE.

The Chargers bother me. They are not good and they don't even have fans. Eagles handed them this game

Didn’t the Giants get in a big heap for going into the blue tent. It was multiple occasions for Higgins the NFL “independent neurologist” deal looks like a joke. It’s an absolute embarrassment to pretend it’s effective and non biased.

The Chargers, who started the year with two great OTs, are now down to playing our favorite OL, Bobby Hart.

They are holding egregiously every play, because they have to…

Totally agree

No, but I’ve already posted McDermotts comments…..basically implying that Strongs career might be over.

Textbook hospital ball. High over the middle.

Aaaannnnnddd, the folly continues

Brown talks all that ***** and drops that ball for a pick?!

Stupid Eagles

This might be the worst game in NFL history

That’s 8.7

Hurts

Nobody wants to win this game

It’s all like 3rd and 4th stringers at this point

Why not? I agree with your point they went all in. They could do a lot worse than Rivers. I always liked him so maybe I’m biased.

That’s not selfish. Fact is I got a “little egg on my face”. Went and read about JM football. I was off the mark minimizing the benefits for no-chance teams(sorry).It’s a great story there. Nice to see a burgeoning small(ish) program in college football, but don’t think it too dismissive saying they’re exception, not the norm.