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Where is this experience this team has in the snow? You’re confusing this current roster with another.

The real crime is that KC will roll the Browns so easy and not even work a sweat.

All we need is a lead. Lamar is terrible at playing from behind. If he’s got no play action to work, he’s got no separation and actually has to throw receivers open. Follow the KC game plan.

I admit I was skeptical of the Diggs trade at first. (I'm assuming the Vikings) They really made him seem like a diva. But after about the 3rd time he managed to get his hands underneath the ball when going to the ground, I was sold. He's really got a gift. It is such an underrated skill. We watch in slow motion replay and he manages to cradle it like an infant practically in real time. So many first down catches he's had this year, that I can't imagine would have been converted with our usual stable of Zay Jones's and T.J. Grahams.

Did anyone else just watch Mitch Trubisky and have a terrible flashback of Trent Edwards running out of bounds on 4th down? I'd be fine if I were the only one with that mental scar from the drought.

He's got time. He can develop into a much better drugged up naked hotel vandalizer with a higher ceiling.

Give us the Ravens. All we need is a lead. Then we play coverage and QB spy. Lamar's play actions are useless at that point. He can't throw anyone open. He needs the middle of the field or 3 yards of separation. Milano and Edmunds play center field and play catch or bottle up the run. Every series is a 3rd and 8. We can't possibly do any worse than we did against Indy on 3rd down. If we go up two scores, they try gadget plays and re-establish the run. Then Lamar tries to do too much and makes the mistakes he was known for in college that he's tried his best to rebrand in the NFL. Kansas City and Pittsburg gave you the game plan.

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It doesn't have to replace anything. But time marches on. If it gets play, it might someday. I still miss the Mighty Taco song.

As much as it pains me, I would resign Williams before Milano. I personally love Milano. He's the epitome of awareness and skill set overcoming being undersized. My wife thinks his eyes are "dreamy." If there were a way of keeping both, I would cut Addison and whatshisface to free up cap space but Milano is going to have to give us quite a hometown discount to keep him. And the odds of him doing that seem low considering that someone will pay him if we don't. But given that he's so often hurt, I am resigned to let him walk.

This myth needs to end. The stats do not support it. Quarterbacks do not get injured at a higher rate by rushing. Most QB injuries occur in the pocket. NEW STUDY: QUARTERBACKS THAT RUN MOST ARE NOT INJURED MOST Mobile QB myth Running QBs not more injury prone than drop back QBs

Credit where credit is due. They called it. Tyler Bass could be record setting Bills kicker

You know you're good when the NFL replay office groans every time you make a play.

I had no idea until I listened to a couple of preview podcasts that the Colts offensive line was so good. Their guard Quinten Nelson is elite. They finished #7 on PFF rankings. They're compared to the Browns o-line which on first blush sounds like an insult until you realize that the Browns rank #1.

They made very untimely mistakes. But ultimately they were picked apart by one of the best regular season QBs in history. He’s quite literally seen it all. His o-line has to be excellent because he’s got the mobility of a walmart hover-round.

The only time I was ever intimidated by Rivers was the first half of the Peterman game. The camera panned to him a few times and he was chomping at the bit and telling the OC something emphatically. I assumed it was some sort of weakness he spotted. Turns out he just had to wait for our D to get exhausted which if i remember was either the 3rd 3 and out or the 3rd INT. Other than that, I’ve seen enough tape of him, perpetually with 1:04 left, behind by 7 needing a touchdown to stay in the game. He’s pulled it out once or twice. Seems like a nice fellow. It’s a shame we have to end his career.

Would you consider this year a success for Miami considering they got neither a definitive answer at QB, nor a playoff spot?

Was there a reason given as to why fans may attend on the 9th or 10th but not on the 3rd?

Hate to tell ya, theres been bad ju ju for a long time

They're not even buff anymore

Did you hear that Cam Newton gets up early to be a crappy QB?

But that was back in the olden days when there were those things...what do you call them...fanatics? Paying customers? Noisemakers? Anyway, I can't remember anything past March of this year so it was probably just an urban legend.

He drops the TD, but then makes two incredible catches including this one that cost the Pats a challenge and a sideline phone

Loving the garbage time rushing yards. Makes us deceptively more statistically balanced.