thebandit27

I suggested Von Miller last week and people got mad because we didn't need a pass rusher ?

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I wouldn't call myself a staunch believer; more of an encouraged observer.

Bates has been on the 53 since original roster cutdown

He's one of the top-3 QBs in the 4th quarter of games this season, so I'd argue that he qualifies as something of a line-mover for that reason alone

I'd be shocked if Nsekhe plays after zero practices this week. I'd be equally surprised to see anyone other than Bates as the swing tackle Sunday

Zay will be inactive Sunday

This pleases me

So, in other words, if he doesn't get hurt against NE and they punch it in from inside the 5 instead of getting stopped on 4th down, then you'd feel differently? No offense: that doesn't make much sense.

There were multiple reports of Pegula wanting Mahomes. Here's one: http://moranalytics.com/la-canfora-pegula-wanted-patrick-mahomes/

It definitely happens.

The INC can clear him verbally and not sign off

Von. Miller.

Josina is very reliable fwiw

This I don't know why "people" think that saying Allen wasn't THE reason for the loss is somehow excusing a bad game. The ideas aren't mutually exclusive, but it seems that some fans are so sensitive to the QB issue that they feel the need to place the blame solely on his shoulders.

I can't abide that people claim that Allen lost the game. His offense scored a TD and a FG. Brady's offense scored a TD and a FG. Offenses drew even (forget the missed XP and missed 49-yarder for Hauschka). Both teams had red zone turnovers at key moments. Allen's deep INTs aren't much different than punts as a practical matter (other than the down on which they occurred). The punt block was the difference--that, and Allen getting knocked out of the game. We all know that 4th quarter Josh is a different player, and I don't think many folks would argue that he isn't more likely to get the ball in the end zone from inside the 10 than Barkley.

I don't know the answer. But I can tell you my experience dealing with miscarriage and faith... Mrs. Bandit and I have twin boys, born on Valentines Day just like Jim (and Hunter) Kelly. It was an easy pregnancy for Mrs. B. Boys were healthy, happy, and are 6 years old now. Then came the shitstorm. We decided to try again. And again it happened fast. And again, the doc saw two embryos. Unbelievable. Due on July 4th, another set of holiday twins! Except that in the next appointment, there was only one...and it had no heartbeat. They'd be 2 now. We decided to try again. What we didn't know was that we'd go through the same things another 3 times. We were so mad, confused, frustrated, etc. But the one thing that we refused to do was lose faith. I believed that if we were meant to have more children, it would happen in God's timeframe. So we prayed. A lot. And I felt lead that we should try once more, and only once more. Mrs. Bandit agreed. 30 days from now, my daughter will turn 1. On Halloween. Another holiday baby. She is my miracle baby; the child we waited 3 years for. Sometimes it's incredibly difficult to remain sad about our loss when we're so fortunate to have her. Then I feel guilty; as though the feeling of loss means that her and the boys somehow aren't enough. I don't mean to make this thread about me. It's not. I am crushed for the White family, and I share this story so that anyone that's struggling with losing a child (even an unborn one) knows they're not alone. And on the issue of faith, I don't mean to say that nobody can get through such pain without it; I only know that I couldn't have.

A sack a game? No. Just no. In fact, not even close. That would make him the worst OT of all time. In actuality, last year at age 36, Peters allowed 3 sacks in 16 games.

I just... There are no words. I'm devastated for them.

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The game following his concussion was the best of his career. He just sucked once teams took away the cheap stuff

It's most certainly not me ?

And yet they held the Rams offense to 3 points in the Super Bowl. Ok man, I can't go any further with you. You're apparently willing to go to ridiculous lengths to justify your stance. I'm out.

Oh really? Explain that one. I'll wait.

He was horrible. The Pats scored 10 offensive points and didn't deserve to win. Like I said: great defenses make even good QBs look bad. It happened to Brady today. It also happened to Allen. Your agenda won't let you see that. For you, it HAS to be about more than that.