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The hit caused the pass to flutter, no?

He's one of those QBs that's a blast to watch as long as he's not on your team. Fitzmagic is the patron saint of this type of quarterback, by the way.

That may have been the most predictable INT in NFL history. He was clearly dying to throw one.

Update - what a genius I am!

It sounds so simplistic, but it has always been true - good teams find ways to win and bad teams find ways to lose.

A lot less worried about Pittsburgh after watching this one.

Can't believe I bet the over on a game between two slop AFC North teams in a snowstorm. What an idiot I am.

Or, hear me out here, we just get rid of South American gangs who have come over here solely to victimize Americans.

There is absolutely no reason anyone should have to inconvenience themselves in order to adapt to the behavior of "South American crime syndicates" in this country.

Barkley should be in the mix too, but for some reason this award is only available to QBs unless a player at another position breaks some sort of sacred record.

1. Mahomes never faced lynching as a regular part of life either. 2. Many white people were lynched. The largest mass lynching happened in New Orleans to Italian immigrants. 3. Telling people to educate themselves by watching fictional movies loosely based on history is ridiculous. For a perfect example why, look at how many people believe that Ruben "Hurricane" Carter was wrongly accused because a popular Denzel Washington movie misrepresented every single fact about his case.

Exactly, player voting has kept Allen out of the Pro Bowl multiple times when he was also an MVP candidate. Ridiculous that guys with clear and natural biases even have a say in postseason awards.

I hate to admit it, but the Pats coincidentally play a song about cheating every game too ("Your Love" by The Outfield) and it is way better than our new tradition.

I feel better about it than in years past. We had a bunch of injuries on Sunday, Allen was far from perfect as a passer, and we still won by two scores.

While the run was awesome, I feel like he's made a ton of plays like that over the courae of his career. The national media cleary doesn't realize how frequently he pulls a rabbit out of the hat when a huge play is needed.

It was condescending to some degree. Almost how you'd react if your little brother beat you in one-on-one. "Oh, wow, good for you. I didn't know you had it in ya!"

I hope so. Inheriting a team can sometimes not make sense financially due to tax implications; hope that won't be the case here.

What happens when he passes? What if his kids don't want to inherit the team? Do these groups have an opportunity to increase their ownership share, possibly to the point where they become decision-makers? Those are the questions I have.

His arm has not been 100% right since that happened. What a horrific call. Reminds me of the notorious Travis Henry halfback option in 2003.

If you're trying to sack the QB and hit him late, it's a penalty for roughing the passer. The fumble punch-out attempts can be called the same way, regardless of intent. If you try to hit the ball but miss and hit the player, it's a personal foul for unnecessary roughness.

Really? It was the only choice there.

Four-down territory here.

He hasn't looked right since that hit on his arm in Baltimore on that dumb trick play.

Can't wait until Brady is gone. He has completely neutered Allen and does nothing that challenges the defense.

It always looks chaotic