The Wiz

That's part of the reason I find it amusing. It's like watching someone trying to push open a door when it's labeled "Pull". To each their own.

Exactly. That's why I have no problem watching it hearing what he has to say because it's all an act. Honestly I didn't like him a few years ago because of what he would say but now I actually get a laugh out of his "how can I troll bills fans this week" takes. It's actually pretty entertaining when you put your fandom aside.

He just wants to spend more time with Kyler playing call of duty.

Kyle Brandt said it best. He's a poser. All he cares about is his image.

To quote "the program" Are they hurt or are the injured? If their hurt they can still play, if their injured they can't. Concussions are a different beast altogether. If they are cleared to play there is no reason McD won't let them play unless they say otherwise. I don't think they are "holier than thou" but they do tend to be extra precautious when it comes to players injuries.

We're talking black hole in terms of gravity.

Not that hard for it to happen. I saw one that Jimmy Johnson was taking over in Denver that I had to look up to find out if it was true.

I saw this in my Twitter feed and then it disappeared. Thanks for posting it. 😂

Pretty sure that's a meme account. Though I never did any fact checking. Just thought it was funny.

I don't even think it's a size thing. He literally hits his head every time he falls backwards. He did it again is and he turned his body while falling against GB and took most of the force to the back of his head. There have been plenty of players smaller than him that taken some hard his to the head also. He could just be susceptible to them. Had he not had a concussion this year, I would assume he would be back. Now I think he's probably going to call it at the end of the season.

Who taught you how to math? 135+45=200? 😝

Apparently tua had 3 concussions this year according to those fins fans. I only recall two and a back injury. At least that's what they were saying back in September. But he really might need to call it a career. I already have a feeling that Morse is going to retire at the end of the season and he's on his seventh? Concussion. Guy has nothing to prove and made enough to support himself for the rest of his life. Needs to think about his health (and the fact that he went to a doctor instead of his coaching staff shows he might think they don't care about his health).

It's likely because they knew that if he entered protocol when we played them, he wouldn't have cleared in time for the Thursday night game. Which ended up the worst possible way for him. You look at what agahlor did to stop the play when he knew his teammate was out on his feet and then you look back to that week 3 game of tuas teammates helping him barely stand up. Win first, health second mentality comes from the coaching. McD doesn't even let healthy players play because he worries about their long term well being.

McDaniel will give him the Scott Sterling protocol.

Wind in the last game was a big factor. Bass was kicking line drives just to get it inside their 10. Should be better this week with a "nice" forecast compared to the last few weeks.

Josh is much more mobile than the other two. That make him more dangerous. Herbert and Burrow are more proficient passer (take what the defense gives you). Sal C. Said or best this morning, Allen will do something about 20-25 time a year that will make you tear your hair out and then end up excited (paraphrasing). The other two do those things maybe 5-10 times a year.

Because Matt Ryan looks like he's 70 compare to Foles.

Last 5 game. That was the stat that they showed on the SVP post game.

woof, just saw indy stats on 3rd down. 3 of 60 converted. That's epically bad.

He did also hurt his elbow the following week but I'm not going to discount that he was off in the second half of that GB game and even early before he hurt his elbow. Seems like it could have been a neurological issue that turned into a psychological issue when he got hurt. Obviously all a guess.

At the rate he's getting concussions his charity will end up making more money than his rookie contract is worth.

"Missed it". Just like, "back injury".

Top level, no. He's on the cusp though. It probably doesn't help playing only road games all season long when you have to play in LA where no one cares about football unless you are in the SB. It was more to the point of he's not "everyone else" in the context of looking at all the QBs in the NFL.