WhitewalkerInPhilly

Well my last four seasons have been: COVID, child year 0, child year 1, slowly unfogging my brain 😁 But where do you recommend? If we get to the playoffs, South Jersey Mafia?

correct.

Well, after all of our injuries I won't cheer it. But I won't cry. On a more pragmatic note, the Dolphins O-line looks to be in shambles. If we can make a close...

Space eaters are like running backs: you can get adequate play in the mid rounds of the draft or 2nd day free agency. If you want superior contribution you need to pony up a bit.

You sir, have never properly warded yourself for jinxes! Away with you! Run into the parking lot, turn around three times, spit and say something bad about Chris Collingsworth you too good sir!

Look I love a potential December Dolphins meltdown as much as anyone, but it means nothing unless the Bills keep winning. The Bills play the Cowboys this week. We (the fanbase) got caught too much in "well let's look at the end of the year implications". One game at a time

I'm sorry, I missed your outpouring of faith for Gabe Davis as a boundary WR. Why would we ever look to try to dictate a mismatch? Now, if that is an illegal formation, whoops on me, but I can't find anything one way or the other at the moment.

On a more serious note, does anyone have insight on position breakdowns and matchups? I know Micah Parsons has been playing out of his mind, so I expect Knox in a lot to block. Would love to see Kincaid maybe take a turn at the outside WR slot to let Shakir cook

It's exciting to see a legitimate path to the division. But first things first, I have something of use to bring from Philadelphia: DALL-ASS SUUUUCKKKS

It's like shooting fish in a barrel?

I have been snarky about the Dolphins offense: it's elaborate motion with timing routes with an All Pro and Pro Bowl WR, and then running it up the middle when teams sell out to limit the pass game. It's effective, but relies heavily on skill position talent and not QB play

Miami losing is huge. Their next three games are a surprisingly resilient Jets, top seed Ravens, playoff bound Cowboys If we take one more win than them in that stretch, Week 18 is for the division

It...it isn't great. Reid complained that they were supposed to get a warning. Mahommes said "he was only over a little"

From what I have heard from ex-players today, one of the easiest and most common ways to get as much room as you can is to look to the sideline and check to see what the ref will allow. As in "is this good? Step back? Is this good?" If you do the bare minimum and check, you can get away with it. Toney did not do that in the slightest

I think I said it elsewhere, it takes a bit for Steven A, Shannon Sharpe and Skip Bayless all to agree with a topic.

I mean, that sounds exactly like what Mahommes is saying. "Takes away from greatness"

I checked out the national media clips at my lunch break and I was actually pleasantly surprised. Apart from one homer (keeping an eye out for Nick Wright too) the vast majority of opinion appears to be that Toney was absolutely Offside, and was such a massive head case that if he'd done the bare minimum basics he could have avoided it and the play would have stood. You know it's bad when Stephen A Smith, Keyshawn Johnson, Shannon Sharpe and Skip Bayless are all agreeing on something. Smith and Bayless in particular went after Reid and Mahommes for being out of line.

@YoloinOhio Who am I kidding

KC BBQ claims another one victim

Or ends it. That would be nice

Exactly the point I'm making. I completely agree with the idea of "let them play" and "stop ticky tack penalties that don't affect the outcome of the play" or "the NFL needs more consistency on reviewed calls in critical spots" Just off the top of my head 12 men on the field giving the Broncos another FG attempt DaQuan Jones called for roughing the passer after 3 seconds of pushing Mayfield back and the play not called dead Eagles drop the ball, on their winning drive, called a fumble and Bills recovery on the field, reversed I'm not saying the message is wrong, but the Chiefs are the wrong messagers and Josh Allen is the last player to complain about refball too

I don't know about weird. Early indicators are that McDermott is going to stick around another year unless he really poops the bed. If he is staying, Brady is the logical choice to keep as OC. This seems like hiring someone to effectively delegate what Brady was doing before now that he has more on his plate.

I'll just say this about the Cowboys: that was their first win against a team with a winning record this year. I know they don't control the schedule, but they strike me as the Miami of the NFC: a team with some legit talent but has its view of being a SB contender due to blowing out bad teams and riding a media hype wave.

People said a lot of stupid stuff after the Eagles loss