SageAgainstTheMachine

It seems that a lot of this fan base simply doesn’t enjoy regular season football anymore, even the more impressive wins.

This little switcheroo you're trying to pull is making me anxious.

You know Cook is an all-pro type now because it didn't even feel like he did very much, but you look up and he hung 100 yards on a Spags defense.

I gotta say, after that game we really can't claim that the NFL is not allowing teams to hit Mahomes.

I need to see more. I read from some very reliable sources here on TBD that his wife's anxiety will continue to limit him.

This absolutely sucks. He was making a difference out there. Suddenly Javon Solomon was getting snaps after Hoecht's exit and you could see the push decrease.

I remember in the early 2010’s my friend who’s a diehard Cubs fan explained that he couldn’t even enjoy regular season success because it only made him wonder how they’d blow it in the playoffs. Then 2016 came along.

Not that I want Pacheco to be hurt, but the Chiefs luck is just unreal. They’ve recovered all 8 of their own fumbles this year. RB gets popped in the knee? Magically better 30 seconds later.

Yes.

I hate to say it, but this game will end something like 28-10 KC. With Mariota moving the ball unexpectedly well and picking Mahomes off twice, you really need to go into halftime up by a couple scores.

Why do refs always huddle up to call obvious groundings like a minute after the fact?

I tell ya, all this slow motion of knees going down at or near the line to gain is scintillating entertainment.

I saw a stat that said Dowdle is the #1 RB after contact in the NFL and that Chuba Hubbard is the absolute worst, and yet the Panthers are forcing a split carry situation presumably because they refuse to let Hubbard lose his job due to an injury.

Not only is Cook a top-3 RB in the league but almost every player on the offense is a better contributor to a rushing attack than a passing one. The OL are exceptional run blockers, Jackson Hawes is a revelation in this capacity, even the WR group blocks better than it catches.

It is kind of crazy how his presence on the field essentially means he’s getting the ball and yet the opposition can’t stop it. You’d think that level of predictability wouldn’t fly.

They definitely played well. I think AJE making his play was the lynchpin because suddenly Dalton needed to mount an impossible comeback. If it had stayed a one possession game at that point, Rico Dowdle would have impacted the game.

I don't mind it. The Brady era gave way so quickly to the Josh era and there hasn't been a proper division rivalry in the AFC East for years and years.

I don't even think Tyrod is a serviceable backup, he just may look it in comparison to the utter depravity that is Justin Fields at QB.

Our first round draft pick of a WR, in a game we trailed the entire game... 2 rec, 11 yards

Deone Walker now has 4 TFL.

Love me some Freddy. Appropriately, he was one of the only players that made Bills/Patriots games feel somewhat tolerable during the drought.

That Cardinals loss is one of the most absurd I've seen. Up by multiple TDs they fumbled a ball on the 1 yard line through the EZ at the end of what would have been a 72 yard run. Then they intercepted Cam Ward to ice the game except that the DB fumbled the ball back without being hit and Lockett picked it up for a Titans TD. They were still ahead at that point but proceeded to play not to lose, and then lost.

This can happen when almost the whole second half is garbage time. They aren't going on a run to anywhere but the cellar.

How in the actual hell do you take that roughing the kicker penalty in that situation? There are so so so many boneheaded plays...

Hurts has thrown the ball 33 times compared to Saquon running it 6 times and the Eagles are losing. It's hard not to believe that this gameplan isn't due to AJ Brown and Devonta Smith objecting to the lack of targets. This is what happens when you let the inmates run the asylum.