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Wow! I knew the Bungles D was bad, but thanks for sharing that statistic, had no idea they were that bad.

Completely agree. Reading that, I felt that was a crap statement as America's Team generally means they have a large plurality of fans. However, to follow the Cowgirls model, when they were considered America's Team, much of it was because almost no one had a "I don't care" about them attitude, those that weren't Cowgirl fans were mostly Cowgirl haters. From that aspect, I think the Chefs may be getting there.

Rasul Douglas, 2023 trade deadline.

I agree. Would I love him to get some playing time, especially if we are up big against the Panthers, sure. He's had 4 practices in the NFL, 0 preseason games. The likelihood that they'll throw him out there against KC with under two weeks of practice are extremely unlikely.

I suspect it was already said but I didn't read all replies. On number 1, it used to be on a failed FG the ball stayed at the original LOS like you say it should. They changed the spot in order to encourage going for it on 4th down instead of going for a FG. I think if it influences decisions at all, it causes more punts.

No! While correct the odds of 38 straight or 29 straight are very low, and I'll also agree that "it's got to end sometime," still the odds on the next game (or the next day of no work accidents) are no different than the first game after losing the turnover battle or the first day after an accident. And to think that cutting a finger after a great streak of no accidents is good because somehow that means you won't have a catastrophic accident is complete garbage.

I didn't respond initially. I was trying to figure out if you were serious or just trying to get a laugh out of whatever responses you'd get, maybe a bit like Jimmy Spags. The entire premise is close to the stupidest thing I've seen on this board, and we've all seen some very stupid things posted. How losing a turnover battle would be a good thing absolutely makes no sense whatsoever. Or, the idea that winning many in a row, whether it's 25 games or 525 games, has any implication for the next game that it means we will lose the turnover battle. I didn't read the entire thread, but I did see someone, maybe you, say something about "what does a coin flip have to do with it?" So, if turnovers were completely random, then it would be extremely unlikely that you'd win the battle 26 straight games as it's extremely unlikely that you'd flip a coin and get "heads" 26 straight times. In fact, the odds are 0.5 raised to the 26ths power or approximately one in 67 million. However, if you're flipped it 25 times, the odds of flipping it a 26th time and getting a heads is 50%. So, if betting on tails just because there were already 25 heads is still the same as the first flip, a 50/50 chance. Maybe less because I'd wonder if the coin is weighted wrong or both sides are heads. In football, it's not entirely random, kind of like a weighted coin. So, even if it was random the odds of losing after 25 straight wins of the turnover battle would be even odds. But, the reason a team wins this battle 25 times in a row is because they're awfully good at it. In that case, odds are good that you WILL WIN the battle a 26th time in a row unless the other team is even better at it than you. I still am pretty sure you're joking and looking for reactions. I've been reading your posts for years and never thought of you as clueless. I just wasted 5 minutes of my life that I can never get back responding, but I couldn't help myself any longer!

I just read the article and was about to post the same thing (without the meme though). Really? Rex is a disciplinarian type? What kind of "journalist" would be idiot clueless enough to write something so stupid?

I commented last night that the worst two games that Josh has had the last two seasons were both against Diggs. I didn't realize at the time that both were week 5 or that the final score of both games was the same. So, does Josh get too wound up to play when Diggs is on the other sideline?

I didn't get one yet. It does take a bit longer to ship to CA. My account manager called me a couple of weeks ago and confirmed my address. He said the team is sending a memento to all current season ticket holders in honor of the farewell season. But, I'm sure he said they're sending it after the season, so not sure if it's based on some other criteria as to when some are receiving it.

I thought it was great. No problem with this game ending in a tie.

First, yes, I live in Mission Viejo, CA. I was supposed to be going to Detroit area for work this week and was planning on driving from Detroit. Last week my work trip got cancelled so I bought really crappy flights out, two stops and an overall 12 hour trip. I have a parking pass but not I always park at a house almost a mile away. I tailgate at the house where I park for a bit but then walk over to Hammer's lot and the stadium lots to hang out and tailgate more. There's no fee to tailgate, you just need to bring your own stuff.

Taking a redeye tomorrow night.

I had heard this as well, not going to look for a link but I do remember reading that CBS didn't like him saying ahead of time what the play was likely to be based on what he was seeing. Since that change, he's been pretty awful.

He kind of addressed that in his post-game. He said something like he could have taken a knee to get an injury time out and give Mitch some time to get ready, but he just wanted to get off the field right away because he was bleeding quite a bit.