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Puts the recent news about the Cardinals DB Shaw in perspective, huh? "The NFL investigated and found no evidence he bet on any Cardinals games".

You don't see it yet? The entire series is a front to spy on teams. They were filming both teams in every game they were at, when those teams least expected it.

It might seem like you're taking an extreme stance, but you're the most reasonable guy here IMO. If they have been cheating the entire time, this is by far the worst scandal in the history of sports. Hundreds of heads go roll, including everyone that has been in the know and protecting them.

Greatest cheater of all time GCOAT

"One of the greatest defenses of all time". "Stephon Gilmore the unquestioned best CB in the league". Now it's all starting to make sense.

I'll tell you exactly what it is. My family goes back in Russia for hundreds of years. It was only 100-150 years ago that Russia banished peasants in a forced lord/serf type relationship, obviously pre-Russian Revolution/Soviet Union, but still very recent in terms of history. The point being, to this day I'll have older relatives shake their heads when I tell them I have my own business. To them, it doesn't matter if I'm successful or not. If I'm not employed by some man, then I'm doing something wrong. It's a classist slave mentality. It's the same thing here. People are so beaten down by losing and the media/NFL shoving the Patriots down their throats that they have Stockholm Syndrome. I truly believe that the fans on this board who put their own team down for an easy schedule or "we won but where's the 300 yards" but then defend the Patriots cheating by laughing it off or calling Brady the "GOAT" (another media-created narrative) or saying that we're just being sore losers. I'll never forget two bully Pats fans at a game I went to once. Screaming and shouting around thousands of Bills fan at the gate to enter the game, and nobody said a word. It doesn't matter how big they were, if they were any other team Bills fans would have shut them up. But instead everyone just put their heads down and waited for it to go away. The New England Patriots are a black eye on the entire city and culture of Buffalo. And the fact that they have been CHEATING the entire time, in ways I can't even imagine. And despite all the referees fixing games by killing the other team's momentum at critical times, despite the NFL doing everything in it's power to cater to them, THEY STILL can't hide Spygate, Deflategate (which was about avoiding fumbles, not passes like everyone thought), sex trafficking by an owner! Imagine what's not getting out! I'm telling you, this fanbase has been completely broken by that disgusting owner, coach, and QB. How else could they just let these stories slide by?

I agree. People are afraid to speak out in this climate, that's why they choose to be flippant instead. There's no logic and tolerance for truthfulness. The concept of "intention" is lost, yet it is the most important concept.

Why would the Pats be shooting a feature at a Browns Bengals game? AKA why would the glory franchise of the NFL be shooting an innocent feature at a rust belt game? When the Pats are on a losing streak and the Bengals are the next opponent. When they have a history of this behavior and an MO seen in the quoted post. This stinks to high heaven. And the nervous guy on ESPN trying to excuse it. Ugh. If you believe them after everything, I don't know what to tell you. We win a couple games and we get yelled at for having an easy schedule. They get caught cheating repeatedly and they get all the glory and the excuses, even from millions of opposing fans. When is this nightmare going to end? When will people wake up? Why is everyone so afraid of the truth?

That's not true. They built a brilliant offense around his strengths, with top notch blocking and great execution. They have a consistent history of winning and expect to win. It's the same reason the Steelers are in the running for a wild card spot without Big Ben. That's what winning organizations do. Lamar is not a one man show on offense. That O-line is stellar. The tight ends do their job and Ingram is a tough RB. They just play Raven football with the same attitude that's been there since Ray Lewis.

You insulted me because I insulted the "game of football"? I didn't mean to make fun of your favorite QB. You clearly watch all his games and root for him so you would know better than I do. I apologize for having the gall for suggesting a blueprint to stop him. From now on, I will message you directly for permission.

You meant to post this on your "Barkley1QB" account.

Look, first you insulted me by insinuating that I'm some mastermind for solving Lamar Jackson. Then you back peddle away from that when I call you out. If you disagree with something, then say it. Don't be like RavensLord1. If a man is getting overrated, it means others are being underrated. He's a good read-option QB. He made some nice throws, I agree. He's supposed to in the NFL. I thought Josh made some nice throws too. But the love-fest is too much. Not only do I not think it's strange to try to counter-balance a falsehood (ex. Lamar is an incredible QB), I believe it is only right to speak out. We've all been bombarded for weeks about how he's going to scorch us. Well he didn't. And I need to keep my mouth shut about it? It's "strange"?

I'm saying he is not an MVP. I'm saying that he is a great read-option QB on a great winning organization and nothing more.

Ravens won. 53 guys on the team + coaching staff. IMO he was a game manager today. Not an NFL MVP.

Bullseye on my last shot. Were you a Jets fan or a Ravens fan last year? Double bulls?

That thought process is why everyone's opinion changes like the wind nowadays.

OK. You have 3 more hours before bedtime. High school is tomorrow.

In 4 years, when our QB is dominating the entire field, and yours is on his 3rd team, we'll see who was right.

Best QB in the NFL? Keep riding the wave. Truth doesn't make one a bitter loser. But a Ravens fan coming on a Bills board after a win to gloat is a bit closer to that.

You're exactly right. I forgot about the 12 man snafu.

I thought it was strange at the time too. Like, why not take a moment to consider WHY a competent front office like ours might've made that move instead of just freaking out. After watching some college videos, I understood. He's elusive and has great vision. If he was fast, he would've gone in the 1st. Did fans want Adrian Peterson in the 3rd round? We had aging RB and Shady just had a shaky year. Sometimes I'm proud of our fanbase, but sometimes I just wish they would think before speaking and have more thoughtful opinions.

Great at what he's good at, but limited overall. Would like to see Allen's map vs Lamar's for the entire season.

Best summary I've seen. 1 or 2 plays decided this game.

Let's just let time decide. You seem more emotionally invested in Lamar Jackson's success than me.

So my opinion is outlawed?