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Still one possession. Let's get some points here.

Just don't want a replay of the Jags game. Great defense, brutal offense.

Drop was tough. One possession game.

We need to get past their 30 yard line. Can't have 3 drives in a row stall here.

Why do their TEs keep getting open? How is that not your #1 assignment on coverage?

Alright, we're proving the Ravens offense can be stopped. That's good. On Josh, this is a big time test against a big time defense. He hasn't faced this kind of pressure before and he's struggling a bit, and to top it off he is dealing with an ankle injury. On the bright side, this is how QB's become great. By overcoming massive adversity. 2nd half adjustments will decide this game. Who is the better coaching staff? Will Josh step up in the 2nd half? I will judge him more on that than the 1st half. We're still in this and proving we can play a top playoff team. Let's finish them off in the 2nd half.

That's assumptive. I've watched the 49ers, Seahawks, and Pats games this year. I stand by my statement. His reads are limited. The entire offense is dependent on the threat of him running. He's obsessed with the middle of the field. I agree that his stats are great. But I believe things will balance out sooner or later. I do not see a franchise QB. I see an athletic guy in a premier winning organization being put in an excellent position to succeed. I put most of this success on the Ravens organization, and not Lamar Jackson, who is playing above and beyond in the position he was placed in. What's the point in debating and "researching"? As if football fans who look at advanced stats are a bunch of scholars or something. Let's see who's right tomorrow.

White Hands

Is there a 3rd option somewhere in between? Or are those the only two options?

Too young to have watched Jim and Juice.

Fred Jackson. The only jersey I will wear 30 years from now. The light during the drought. He is the one I will tell my grandkids about when I take them to games one day.

There are a lot of posters on this board I shake my head at everyday, but I believe very few of them would score 13 on the Wonderlic. The Ravens offense is simple for a reason. It's not about making Lamar throw to beat him......it's about making him think. That's how you defeat Jackson and put an end to this temporary hype.

27-10 Bills.

Jackson is the flavor of the month. The eye test of him throwing the ball says it all about what his career will be. Harbaugh and Roman are the superstars here. One of NFL history's greatest examples of maximizing a weak QB's strengths to the limit. Reading the hype the last few weeks makes me feel like I'm in bizarro world. What worries me is the Raven organization's extraordinary will to win and unreal execution & blocking. That's the true story here. Will the Bills bend to the Ravens expectation of victory? The game tomorrow will be physical and even more so, mental. Are the Bills mentally prepared to take the next step? Is Josh mentally ready to become a national superstar? Is the media ready to put their original narratives in the trash? Are the fans ready for the thrashing we're going to give Jackson tomorrow?

Darnold is good. Don't quit on him yet. He's going to be what Tannehill was supposed to be in our division. Our franchise QB's arch-nemesis.

Captain America

Jerry knows the truth about the Pats and the officials.

Some guys just get around more than others. That's how we know. How you wish the world to be is not always how it is. Some people never learn at any age.

He's obviously better than how he performed for us in the regular season. There is some backup QB talent there. Definitely some brains. But he has a severe case of the yips in the regular season. If I was Gruden, I would give Peterman clean-up duty in regular season blow-outs. Take some pressure off him. Get him in slowly. He was thrown into the fire too fast in Buffalo.

What's your argument against what I said?

Why is it apples to oranges? From a pure ethical perspective, why is lying or selfishness (an innate negative quality) not considered equal or worse to a man-made law? Think outside the box. Left field is not a bad thing.

I believe it's important for everybody to be informed on the big picture before casting judgement on anybody. Understanding the common nature of coke use in nightlife is important when looking at this case if you'd like to get past basic duality in your view of things. Just because you consider yourself healthy, does not mean that you are a perfect person in every other aspect of your life. Perhaps there is an area of your life where you are making equally poor decisions, and you look the other way because it is commonplace (lying, selfishness, etc.). Not accusing you of any of these, but giving you a thought experiment since everybody has a vice. Are you really a better person than Chung because you don't do drugs? Is there anything you do that's immature for your age? Socially acceptable is not equal to ethical. Those are two different arguments.

Exactly. It's what weed was 20 years ago. Socially acceptable in the right crowds.

Don't know what you're talking about, Officer.

You're thinking of crack. Which would make you the racist one. Truth doesn't go down well for everyone, but coke isn't a big deal in "baller" circles. Everyone either does it, or is around it. There is a reason my comment got 3 likes and 4 disapprovals. You either know what's up, or you don't (or don't want to). Thank you for seeing the big picture here.