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The secret is not a secret. Bengals don't start strong and have a lot of issues behind the scenes that are going to get them in trouble. If burrough struggles they're donezo

I'm going to hell, but let's go Pats.

Someone please quote this to find it later. Every year the first offensive play I use to set the theme for how I see the season going. That Cook play: "Charging straight ahead, going further than expected." That's what 2024 is going to be.

The offensive first series is what is most telling This game is already reminding me of the Steelers upset opener a few years ago.

Focusing on the facts: both of these are accurate. Take away the gimme penalty the cards got the defense looked uncoordinated and confused. The communication didn't seem, for lack of words, crisp.

Extremely unacceptable bull####. It's ok for the Chiefs to get that call. But no one else should get it.

Von looking twitchy and fast but lost contain to let the run go. Miller looking good. bull#### call.

I'm watching from home. The first home opener in 10+ years I'm not there. The first series... Dude. I'm not ready for this season. This first series starting out on defense - it's just not right for me yet. I'm a big believer in the first offensive play of our season is the tone setter. No more was this ever true when Rex first game entailed having Kolb at QB with Tyrod Taylor out wife at WR.

That's hilarious, dad.

Sal reporting that Bass is mailing his kicks.

This is also true. There is another category we are in I forgot. Something to do with the number of offensive coordinators with one QB.

Only for wearing white after labor day.

He may fair well for Connor and this week against Arizona. He might even pull a B grade. Miami is my biggest concern. Speed and mismatches to exploit him and our slow safeties.

We should have started Rob Johnson.

No. Just meat loaf.

Just too many irons in the fire that I couldn't get settled. Backing out of this weekend. 😢

If tommy Doyle would have panned out for a swing backup OT is be so happy. Maybe he still can. Glad we locked him up now.

i never grew up.

late to the party but if KC called me i'd have instantly called SF as soon as I hung up and told them that KC wants to move up and it was obvious for Worthy to most people. SF wanted Worthy. i'd have given the pick to SF to keep KC from getting to move up.

I think this will be a game he will struggle with since two things go against him. Connor is a hard hitting fast back who comes downhill fast. This may keep Williams occupied. The other page is Murray who is unorthodox, undisciplined, and likely to do anything because he is far from a polished traditional QB. He will take chances that will cost him but those chances may come through. If he looks to make risky plays and play avant garde football Williams maybe left holding his jock.

When he can single handedly pick his team up and execute the plays to win a relevant game when he must be will deserve what he gets. His team has always beaten lesser opponents, historically had solid defenses and good coaching, and most importantly the teams that face difficulty with the Ravens and specifically Jackson are not accustomed to his style of play. Their own divisional opponents don't even fear the ravens. He's a very gifted football player but he is an average to mediocre quarterback. Conversely, Watson is leaps and bounds a better QB and just as good of a runner/athlete and gets nothing compared to the adoration of Jackson. This is well said. He's a good player because of all he brings to the field. He's average ball passer at worst. But he's an elite all around player.

Rabbit ears and throwing wires over the house in Sylvania id get fort wayne colts/bills games. And getting Detroit stations is a great perk + buckeye cable vision has CBC.

MVP!

Proven... Where? More educated doesn't mean smarter or any validation. I'm not going to argue your opinion. It's a ridiculous point. You can concede not to argue or we can just trade ridiculous opinions of who is better. It doesn't only happen in the United States. Maybe you don't travel much, maybe you don't pay attention to the world much. Brazil has school shootings regularly. But, they're probably not as 1st world as us. Japan doesn't but they abuse women and have much steeper laws, including firearms. So, we can't count them nor should we want to because Japan can't compare to the US. So, let's see... Middle East... Yeah, mostly peaceful middle East am I right? Ok, so, Canada... England? Turn in your knives, turn in your freedom, go to jail for saying mean things... When you want to fight back against the system of corruption taking your freedom you have no guns. And since the Brits nor Canadians have forethought or balls they deserve it. So, most of Europe? Germany, for example... No guns but rampant sexual assault annd various forms due to influx of foreigners. Mostly the East but invading the Badem-wurttemburg area now, top. France is up on as with violence and no guns, the mass shootings aren't needed. Chemical attacks and knife attacks do just fine. So, yeah, I guess crazy people across the world do crazy things but here in America we shove our head up our rectum to think we are the only place to use guns in crime.

The kid is 14 years old there's only so much you can do to secure them. On top of that, we don't know how secure the firearm was. We also don't know relationship of the family, we're drawing a lot of speculation because the Feds said something. And by all accounts, who gives a s*** what they said, you know because they knew this guy was so dangerous they didn't do anything? Can't do anything, for one. But, I don't trust the fbi, I don't know why anyone should. And that's with direct family in the bureau and respecting the hell out of them knowing the full situation. Sadly the dad is going to get charged for this. That's really weird, coming from you. We both know the left can't think.