BRH

Great offensive line. Great RB. Great receiving corps. Solid TE. Gee I wonder what the problem could be? 🤔 Actually, the minute the Tush Push started showing … um… cracks… that’s when they fell apart. For all that talent at the non-QB positions, they had this one thing they could do that was their identity. When it stopped working 100% of the time, they didn’t know what to do. Either that or they got cocky and said “oh you think we can only beat you with the Tush Push? Well, watch this.” And we did, and it wasn’t good.

Running play-action there with 21 seconds left and no timeouts. Like you’re actually going to run the ball in that situation. Some people should be forced to watch how bad the average NFL coach really is.

I had to scroll through the thread first to see if anyone mentioned George Blanda. I did some research, though, and his two grandsons are in their 30s, meaning they were born well after Blanda retired in 1976. He sure LOOKED like a grandfather, though.

If you think Lynn Dickey was a "top QB," the answer is no, going all the way to Bart Starr. Dickey is a bit of a stretch though (insert joke here)

That was the game when Flutie's carriage turned into a pumpkin.

Madden did it entirely during 14-game seasons, but he also didn't have to deal with free agency.

I don't know about opponents, but I certainly have been doing that.

I know, right? Comparing anyone to Josh. I mean…

The answer, my friend, is one.

Collinsworth looks like he’s about to cry

Maybe Stroud “little bro’d” him

They could have easily punted both times and it would still be 10-10. Hubris. I love it.

That was borderline demented, going for it there

Like he walked away from a car wreck or something.

There he goes limping again