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WoW!!!! 6 of 16 in playoffs with no visit to the SuperBowl is pretty average considering what his 1st round buddies in Eli Manning and Ben Rothelisberger did in winning multiple Super Bowls. Every division in the NFL is tough most of the years. Do you think our games against Jets or Dolphins have been any easy. If you do put all your money in the FA basket, the cap will catch up with you pretty soon.

And also it is possible that John Brown and Foster get additional speed running indoor on that fast track in Houston.

We need to involve both Knox and Kroft in the passing game. 2 WR (Brown, Beasley), 2 TE (Kroft, Knox), 1 RB (Singletary) and 5 OL with Allen would be a good combination that can create some match up problems....Both Knox and Brown have the speed to stretch the field while Kroft and Beasley can man the middle. I wish that last week's 4th down play was to Kroft or Knox instead of Beasley in the end zone.

Agreed...he has been getting nicked lately...and we don't want any of that turning to something worse... all Veterans should get the week off

Nescke and Morse should not see the field on Sunday.

Rivers and the Chargers have made the playoffs 6 out of the 16 years he has been a charger!!!!!...FACTS Rivers in the playoffs is 5-6 in 11 games.... Rivers has a 14-10 TD/INT ratio in the playoffs Throwing for 300 yards means a squat The Rams went from 32 to 1st by signing a LOT OF Free Agents at a VERY HEFTY Price and Draft Picks....It worked the 1st 2 years...Now they are IN a DOWNWARD Spiral !!!

If you want to be the best, you have to start beating the best !!! Bring it On,

Like we got nailed in 2004!

If the Titans get in...then we will either have a AFC South showdown or Titans at KC...Both are very intriguing....The AFC is back with a bang this year.

And our defense is NOT even elite...It needs a game changing pass rusher at the DE position, this !

We have had our moments of "turning the corner" only to be fooled by it !!! Drew Bledsoe tricked us with a 6-2 start before fading away... J.P Losman's heroics against San Diego had us believing in him and for a playoff push....only to falter Trent Edwards had us 5-1 and ready to roll when hit by a concussion...and that was the end of it Ryan Fitzpatrick started 5-1 only to fade to a 1-9 finish !!!! Kyle Orton took us tantalizingly close to the playoffs before self destructing We perennial fans have been through this crap and hope against hope that Josh Allen is our guy. close...hope we get there on Sunday at 4 PM !!! that would be sweet The problem is that QB's like Mahomes, Watson have become very good in 2 years...Even the guy in the same class, Lamar Jackson, has become a star. The expectations and the bar is being set for young rookie signal callers to make that giant leap in year 2...It doesn't always happen...and NFL fans don't have the patience. This is the struggle for Mayfield, Allen and Darnold.

We keep comparing with Baltimore, KC and LA Rams.. Besides having a creative offensive mind, they also have game breaking WRs, RB and most importantly the best OL in football. I think thy make a huge difference

Philly are not yet the NFC East champions..The Cowboys could still win it.

Here is what Chris Wessling @ nfl.com has built his all rookie team for 2019 http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001083965/article/2019-nfl-allrookie-team-offense-josh-jacobs-oroy-favorite No mention of Ford as a Tackle or Guard. TACKLES: Jawaan Taylor, Jacksonville Jaguars; Tytus Howard, Houston Texans Veteran pass rushers began the season taking advantage of Taylor as a Day 1 starter, but he hasn't been charged with a sack since Week 6. The second-round pick joins guard Andrew Norwell as the only Jaguars to play every snap this season. Billed as a high-upside project out of Alabama State, Howard ended up solving Houston's long-standing problem at right tackle before an MCL tear ended his season last week. Fellow first-round picks Andre Dillard and Kaleb McGary have disappointed in Philadelphia and Atlanta, respectively. GUARDS: Elgton Jenkins, Green Bay Packers; Dalton Risner, Denver Broncos Aaron Rodgers has credited this year's offensive line as one of the most reliable of his career, with Jenkins taking over as the starter in Week 3. While former All-Pro David Bakhtiari has mixed in a few clunkers this season, Jenkins is a rock in pass protection. Risner has been the bright spot on an underperforming Broncos offensive line that has otherwise continued to baffle team architect John Elway. CENTER: Erik McCoy, New Orleans Saints Already one of the NFL's steadiest all-around centers, McCoy has been an upgrade over retired veteran Max Unger in the running game as well as pass protection. He gets the nod over less-consistent Vikings center Garrett Bradbury, who has struggled at times to keep Kirk Cousins clean. With McCoy in the pivot, joining the stalwart tackle tandem of Terron Armstead and Ryan Ramczyk, the Saints' O-line nucleus stacks up with the cream of the crop.

this !

The only chance we play Henry will be for the right to represent the AFC in the Superbowl and if that happens it will have to go through New Era stadium.

+1/ We hadn't beaten them in Heinz field ever and it was greet for us to get our revenge on the road in their stadium

I am sure the guys dinged up will get their rest

Is Ford likely to make it in the 2019 all-rookie team as the RT ? If so, then he did good in his 1st year

So do we need a new RB or more better run blocking OL?

Then most QBs should be having 4-5 TDs every game...because that is the # of opportunities they get a crack at the Endzone.

Lorax has already decided that this is the last season in the NFL.

Nope. The defense gassed itself by allowing a 18 play drive from the Patriots 1 yard line...If you cannot get off the field or put pressure on the Patriots at thier one yard line, then that is your fault.

because we were hurt by their run game...

Yeldon is on the inactive list due to Andre and Sinorise