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Very nice young receiver

Not saying he’s great, but PFF has a longtime rep of underscoring heavy zone DBs because of separation measures. They infamously had Tre rated fairly low in 2019, when he was a first team all pro (entirely deserved, btw).

I sure do like that Troy Franklin 😢

Denver woke up just as I was switching over to the Rockford Files Sheesh this game was snooze enducing

Raiders have had so many chances to be up 3 scores right now but have blown them and are about to be tied.

Those wasted opportunities for the Raiders coming back to haunt them.

Yea this is a weird game to choose a winner but that’s where I’m at…I think the afc west teams will take eachother out of the 1 seed race

Gates for tailgate opens at 9 am. Weather will be great. Humidity finally getting back to normal. Drink lots of water and as someone said sunblock. Plus Messi. Quite a weekend. Have fun!

Get my fix.

Literally dodging a bullet? Perhaps.

Have a Twix He had the crosser open in the 3rd window and was waiting on him just no help from RB

The announcers were talking about "strong, swirling winds"

Should Josh Allen play linebacker or safety ?

Mostert absolutely blew it on 4th down. Didnt even try to block the blitzer. Probably a bad play too, needed to be quicker

If I’m Carrol, I just punt on every down.

Mostert ....yikes.

I don't do X and can't view but regardless... that's a lot of dough!

Id have let their punter pin them a third time for the turkey

I agree, want KC on the road in the playoffs, not at home. That no.1 seed theyve had a lot is a huge advantage.

Oh no. It's a huge W!

Doesn’t Vegas have a good kicker? Why not FG there?

If the Broncos and Falcons met in the Super Bowl during a season it's held in Arizona, we could see "Bo Nix and Penix in Phoenix" Sounds like the title of a book that gets automatically banned in certain states. I think my blood sugar is low.

Have to but won’t 😂

Why would you want the final memory to be a loss. 😞

There was a guy I knew. Looking back now in my mid 40's it's much different to think about... But I probably do every single day. He was my brother's best friend, at our house every day from 13 yrs old until 18 and going off to college. He was an all state football player, wrestled at an all state level at heavyweight despite weighing only about 220-225#. He was 5'10 so he never got looks despite Notre Dame saying he could walk on with preferred status. He was an all academic student at the prestigious Catholic school. He was my hero. I wanted to be an athlete like him, I wanted to be as smart, as strong, as popular. All the time I knew him I never knew until it was too late that he had a mental disorder. I was 5 years younger than him - and getting ready for school I will never forget the moment in the shower I heard my mom scream a noise and pain I will carry with me forever. Nick took his life. That whole day I was lost. I remember grabbing a pair of pants and a T-shirt. I got to school my sophomore year (public not the catholic school) and someone noticed I looked homeless, my pants too small and shirt wrinkled and a mess. I remember them looking at me and laughing and only feeling more pain. I could have been knocked over by a breeze. The school found out what happened and had me meet with counselors all day. I was numb. My hero killed himself. How would i who was never as good of a person as him ever make it in the world if he couldn't? What right do I have to keep living if he chose not to? These were literal thoughts I had and I remember all of them and the pain. I remember people I know from my school finding out, friends who knew his family, everyone was so sad. I remember the funeral and Simon & Garfunkel "I am an Island" came on. I remember that song speak to me to tell me how he felt and how much pain he has and now the pain he gave me. I didn't want to play football anymore. I didn't want to do anything. Nor did his brothers. His brother. Did end up playing the rest of the season (his junior season) and went on to play at Penn State (4 yr starter as a true freshman) and 3-4 yrs for the Colts. His other brother kicked for the team and went to med school. This whole seemingly perfect family, the kindest people who embraced the community was stricken with tragedy. The pain he felt didn't go away when he died. It merely was passed to all of us. Beyond that, a former boss killed himself. My brothers other friend who was friends with him got drunk and killed himself in a wreck but was an ####### and killed 2 others in the process, my neighbor killed himself on his front porch (I ended up power washing his blood and some remains off the porch for the family), and maybe 3-4 OD'd on purpose that I've known. Never have I seen the pain end when you take your own life.