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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.

As of 11:30 PM Homelander has posted in 29 straight threads. He was 1 away from having all 30 page one threads Mostly his, all unimportant. Every important issue of the past two days has been buried.

Well that's my point I know ped users who have made it to the NFL They don't all pop positive either.. they know how to get around testing... The cycles are timed

The majority of known MLB juicers have denied or deflected to this day. That doesn't make them innocent. If you know professional athletes, especially in more violent sports, then you know many of them have or will utilize banned substances at some point in their careers. I especially don't love combat athletes as evidence for how other leagues and athletes operate. Notoriously corruptible young meatheads and governing authorities.

Overtraining. I think some of these players go too hard in the offseason. And not nearly enough stretching and flexibility as some have said.

I meant the basketball arena, not the field house, but yeah this is why they don't have a stadium. They haven't asked the boosters to buy them one. Either that or the boosters haven't ponied up. It's difficult to do at a school that doesn't really have a lot of football tradition. There aren't a bunch of wealthy alumni with fond football memories who want to fund the program to be a winner. The other reality is that mid-major programs are going to struggle in the coming years as the gap between the haves and have nots grows. If you get a very good player, it's going to be very, very hard to keep them. Khalil Mack never spends his full career in Amherst in the current world. Nobody in the MAC will ever have a top QB for more than 1 year. Stuff like that. An argument can be made to actually disinvest in football and drop back to FCS where you could be more successful. The MAC TV contract probably funds enough (for now) to prevent that from happening, but sports networks are struggling. As the Big10 and SEC eat up more and more money there will be less for the lower end conferences. As for coaches? They'll never be able to keep a good one. Schools like UB are where lower end Big10, SEC, ACC, and Big12 schools look for up and coming coaches. Those coaches will always take the opportunity when it comes because it's more money and the path to the top. Same thing with basketball. UB was never ever going to be able to keep Bobby Hurley for longer than they had him.

the problem is in the playoffs lately, we just turtle. we take zero risks. look at last year against the chiefs, we couldnt get out of our own way. was yesterday diff? sure but normally we are more aggressive during the season. but you watch Kc or some other teams and when its on the wire the pull something special out of the bag. even on the play where they tricked bosa..its a couple special plays. so far in the situation brady has revertered to asinine play calling. so I stil dont trust him in big moments. Against the chiefs he ran and ran and when he couldnt run he threw the ball a couple times and then ran and ran some more. It was effective but it wasnt nec brilliant.

Campbell acting like he knows he’s gonna be traded by later tomorrow….