Mr. WEO

Do McD's hands come together?

I've been--Staples Center is in the heart of downtown LA (i.e. "the city") As an example, it makes a point opposite of that which you are trying to make. Put a Staples Center complex in downtown Chicago and, yeah, people would go in numbers.

this just IN

If QB isn't OOB before the 1st down marker, he gets hit. That's not a penalty. Slowing down before stepping OOB isn't "giving yourself up"

I think he would have the same or similar yardage in Buffalo, where they aren't sending a lot of guys on fly routes. Diggs isn't a big YAC or YPC guy either. Kupp catches everything and is great route runner. Sure Shanahan gave him nearly 200 targets. Any team with a solid QB would use him this way--especially with you only have 1 other threat out there (first Woods, then OBJ), maybe 2 (Jefferson). Kupp was 2nd in yards before reception to Jefferson, ahead of woods and OBJ). He did lead the WR in YAC by a small margin. It does seem that the addition of Stafford changed the way Kupp was used. He got a lot more targets, despite the Rams having similar number of pass attempts the year before with Goff. May also have been a function of Woods being out. He's fast with great hands. Better than the guy who replaced in Minny?

If a QB "fakes OOB" on a Defender, that's on the Defender. You can hit any ball carrier inbounds.

Sacks will be tough. had 42 last year. Less than 10 a game? lol . The Bills #1 D last year gave up nearly twice that.

what is "the system in LA"? Kupp averaged 1070 per year the last 2 years of Goff, then Stafford came in.

the shoutbox will be brutal with the refs suck guys.....

9/10ths of Chicagoland would head over to a stadium complex on non game days to get a bite to eat? Also, while the Bears say the stadium will be privately funded, they are looking for public money to fund the rest of the complex.

They didn't miss the playoffs because of "ruffled feathers". They won 9 games last season. Their prospects aren't great because the AFC is stacked (the NFC is a 3 team conference). You knew that but pretended otherwise. Probably about as likely as the Steelers getting in.

lol....feather ruffling. They went 6-3 down the stretch with him and won 10 games. Better than seasoned vet Trubisky the same year (2020) in his return to the lineup down the stretch. I've said it 3 times now., They limped into the playoffs with him going 3-3 in the regular season. There's no reason to believe they would have done better. His being passed around since backs this up. He had one good season. So did Carson Wentz. Both are 2nd overall picks taken a year apart and both on their 3rd roster.

What happens the rest of the week/months? People are going to head out to Arlington to have a steak? Soldier Field has it's share of bars/restaurants nearby.

You brought up after week 6. Down the stretch he was no better (worse, actually) than Tua. This performance started him on the rod to his 3rd team in just over a year. The Bears assed-in to the playoffs with a .500 season. The Skins got in with a losing record. That wasn't possible in the AFC, where 11 wins was the price of admission. Great point though...lol.

Losses: weeks 11, 12, 16 and playoffs. Wins weeks 13, 14, 15. Those were all of his starts after week 3.

They mentioned a SB, a "Final 4" and a college playoff game.. Plus, who in that city is going tom drive 20-30 miles each way to go to a restaurant or a gym or a park?

His 3rd love letter in a year! Here's his love letter to the Rams: “I’ve been wearing blue and orange forever, (so) everything just looks weird, but it feels extremely right," Miller said. "Feels right to be here. Feels like this is the right thing for me. (No.) 40 looks weird, but it feels right. Being here with all these guys, it’s really a dream come true, man. (Denver) definitely did me right by sending me to such a legendary franchise with a legendary team.” Miller and Donald are two of the greatest pass rushers of their generation, and they'll team up for at least the rest of this season in a partnership with the potential to reconfigure the NFC race. While the Rams have taken statistical steps back after fielding the league's best defense last season, sending Miller after quarterbacks alongside Donald and Leonard Floyd adds new dimensions to a unit that already leads the NFL with 25 sacks. “I feel like it frees us all up,” Miller said. “They’ll try to figure out creative ways to triple-team and double-team, but it can’t possibly be that effective. We’ve got great coaches. We’ve got great guys playing on this team, and we’ll be able to figure it out. ... You hear stories of the Fearsome Foursome, you hear stories of this legendary defense, and we want to recreate that. They’ve been playing great defense all year. I just want to add some of the things that I do best.” “I’ve heard stories on how incredible it is, and how the Super Bowl is going to be there this year,” Miller said. “Hopefully that will be us playing there.” “We’re playing,” Miller said, “for a chance to go to football heaven.” And to the Broncos:

Correction: 3-4 in his last starts, not 3-5.

They went 6-3 in those starts. Trubisky went 3-5 in his last starts in Chicago the same year.

This is what I was trying to explain to doc. Seems to be the consensus opinion in their fanbase. They would rather have Trubisky start and if he tanks, replace him with the rookie than the other way around.

The consensus over there in Steeler land seems to be that Mitch start because if he gets the hook, Pickett goes in a a much better scenario for their future QB then to have him go in behind that O-line, struggle and then fall back on Trubisky. fear not.

how hard would it be to have a higher QB rating than Lamar Jackson?

Should hire Kelce as our DC--at least he recognized the weakness of the Bills D alignment (twice) in those fateful seconds. Frazier is a mannequin.

über or taxi from airport plus another from stadium. Rental is much cheaper. drive all you want. tailgate in it. live.