The Wiz

Josh hurt his UCL so it was his fault they lost 🙄

And that's fine. But going from, out one game limited the next and then a healthy scratch and no injury designation all week didn't sounds like he was still hurting from the previous weeks.

Not trying to prove you wrong, if something else was said I didn't know about it. Just going off of that report and the comments from Mcd.

They why didn't they say that instead of saying they wanted to look at Rhodes. He wasn't even on the injury report for an illness was he? Edit: just checked, wasn't on the report all week.

Maybin is my guess.

As long as he's not talking about Chung's wang.

Chun Li was the street fighter character. Not chong or chung.

I think two forward passes should be allowed on the same play. Talk about scoring 😂

I don't. Just saw it in my Twitter feed and was the first thing that came to mind.

Probably one of my favorite mis-read comments on here honestly.

😂 😂 😂 Nice play on words there.

Skip heading to work today with a hard on. Can't wait to hear how many Allen comparisons he has.

So just as bad with or without him with those all-star QBs on their roster. Got it. No he's not at that level but they have very little on the QB room that did anything prior to all of their trades.

The rest of the team has been performing great without him right?

Doesn't matter, he will go off script at some point How many teams he's going to play for?

Probably as good as he was with Carolina.

Every coach from the NFL to peewee football is getting serious consideration after 3/4 of a season from Nathaniel Hackett.

Was that the game both teams could only score at one end of the field? If so, yes I was there.

Rivalries will exist even without there being the division champion though. They can use it as a tie breaker, but shouldn't be the top prerequisite is all I'm saying That's the old NFL. I know people hold onto the old dolphins and the more recent pats as a rivalry. But it wasn't. It was a "we hate them because they always beat us". We have a rivalry now with the chiefs. Back and forth, blow for blow until something gives. If they can make every team like that then most teams will be fighting for a 10-11 win season for the #1 seed.

There have been times when teams had no right being in the playoffs even before the expansion to 7 teams because they won their division. It was already cheapened based off of that alone when they disregard overall record vs division record. I think if anything divisions need to be changed/expanded/and/or not count as high in the overall standing.

once they go to 18 games, it will be 8 teams per conference with 1 and 2 with a 1st round bye and push out the season until late February/early march when they added a 2nd bye week. That looks like how they want it to go IMO. They should also expand the roster to 60. This will probably happen in 2 year when the cap hits close to 300m (I'm guessing but I think it will get there).

Well, that could have been the case. I had another kid in 2014 and everything stayed the same until 2018 with daycare and school. They changed schools mid-covid so maybe that probably helped but they have both had strep and the flu since they changed and I'm more than happy just not getting my yearly "this will probably cause you to get sick at some point" shot.

We all know you are are taking care of what's important teef.

When I had my first kid, back in 2012, I was told to get a flu shot every year by my then wife and I did for 6 years. Those 6 years, I had strep throat 4 of them and ended up getting the flu the other 2. Never had the flu or strep before then (that I remember). I'm sure my parents made me get the shot when I was younger but never did after it was my decision. I'm not against the flu shot (for others, including my kids) but those were the only times in my life I've ever had strep or the flu is when I got the shot so I skip it now. Some people just react differently and apparently I'm one of them. And I probably jinxed myself also so we are both in for it.