Dorkington

Mulligan is not a TE, he's an OL that runs routes, jesus.

Karlos.... already have a name for him "The Punisher".

The offense looks functional (even with the flag calling it back), which is... weird to say.

Hell yeah Karlos!

Alright, time to rest McCoy, its clear he works.

Very good pass protection, and step up by Cassel. He's looking sharp!

And then he follows it up with a CJ special, bouncing outside and losing yards

Awwww yeah 3 and out for the D.

That's a drop no matter who was throwing it... imperfect passes happen, he still had plenty of opportunity to catch it.

If Woods would have run straight up field instead of going laterally, he would have gotten to the first down mark, or close, imo.

Way to jinx Cassel, mister announcer guy "Cassel has been perfect..." incomplete pass haha (drop by Hogan)

Holy hell, a first down!

7 minutes! MY BODY IS READY ALL ABOARD THE HYPE TRAIN 1 minute until Cassel destroys the kitty cats from carolina!

I'm doing the gamepass trial, using a friend's ESPN login for next week, then I'll be out of town for two weeks completely ignoring the Bills, and back in time for opening week

Jesus, that Sporting News article. I guess I'll just go commit suicide now.

Rex Ryan era of slackers.

Yup, but less extreme. (at least as far as I understand it)

He would need to educate the public on differences between democratic socialism (what he falls under) and marxism (the big bad boogie man), a tough task, imo.

Right, if he started out 'good', and as he was 'coached' got worse, maybe the problem was the coaching, and it'll take time to undo that damage. Personally I'd rather we keep him and work on development as much as possible if he doesn't win the starting job. It's not like he's been that bad (imo). If we give him the win in Cle, and against Atl (as some reasonably do), he's got a decent record... he has more TDs than turnovers, as well... and arguably the 'bad' games he's had have been when the running game completely failed, or was simply ignored. To me those are all decent signs that he can be successful in the NFL. You combine that with his physical traits, and work ethic... it makes no sense to give up on him considering the circumstances. BUT... the media and fanbase have made up their mind, so... I guess he's done *shrugs*

Considering how he was developed the first two years... I could see him finding success on a team with a proven offensive system if given the time to grow into it.

In my mind, I think he's the best QB on the team and has the most potential. But everything I read says otherwise, so what do I know. :|

I just think it sucks for EJ, his development has been completely !@#$ed up. Hopefully for his sake, they keep him around and continue to work with him during the season, and he takes some steps. Seems like a good kid who works hard, just wasn't ready to be thrown into the starting role right away, especially with no QB coach, a rookie HC/OC combo, and the worst OL. Have to wonder how he'd develop elsewhere.

I've been reading a lot of blurbs around that basically all state that EJ is done, and he might not get much of any time tonight. QB competition is basically Cassel and Tyrod.

Yeah I've seen dislocated ankles before... feet pointing wrong direction and everything, no interest in seeking the replay out I read somewhere the Skins are down 4 TEs? That's some **** luck, damn.

A busted link apparently haha Thought it was a fun article about the conspiracy theory floating around.