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Save 30 seconds of game clock?

Too much McCaffrey... The guy has a certain amount of snaps the something breaks

Thank you! I really don't get why this is so hard for some people to understand. The Browns game was not moved because of snow on the field and not having a dome. It was moved because the entire neighborhood around the stadium was buried under 5 feet of snow, roads were impassable, and there was an active travel ban.

the game isn't going to be moved every time there is snow in the forecast... for crying out loud

now every time it snows we have the "I hope they don't move the game" discussion?

please no... It will be just like DPI: they'll uphold every call anyway, making it a moot point How about if in doubt keep the flag in your pocket?

I agree that OBJ is in a bit of a tight spot here. On the one hand, teams will be worried about the knee and hesitant to sign him for big $$ this offseason if they don't see first that he can still be a force. On the other hand, if the knee pops again he's done. It sucks for the player, because he was on his way to a possible Super Bowl MVP type performance when the knee went out and let the Bengals back into the game. But with the ACL tearing 2 years in a row and him getting up there a little in years teams are going to be cautious.

"I actually got the ball that time" referring to Thanksgiving.... then the "you were the scapegoat for not stopping Taylor" comment from the host about the Colts game as they were rehashing last season... Seems like there's a "I'm the victim" vibe, although I do still like McKenzie. Can't blame a competitor for being frustrated for not (in his mind) getting a chance to contribute

I don't feel the same inevitability with the Chiefs as with NE. They have flaws on defense and their system (as great as it is) is prone to someone drawing up a great defensive game plan and forcing their defense to win/save games. Rings aside, which are as much a team accomplishment as an individual, I am one who still says Manning was a better QB than Brady. Brady had better defenses and an all-time great HC. Manning had soft defenses and aside from a few years with Dungy, mediocre to poor coaches. Patriots were the "unsexy team" who won dirty, dug deep into the playbook (and rule book), cheated when necessary, but would claw, scratch, bite or cheat their way to wins. Colts were the flashy "nobody can stop this team!" offense that once it hit bad weather and top defenses had issues, and couldn't rely on running the ball or playing defense. Most telling is when the Patriots and Brady became the super-charged Colts-like team, they lost TWICE to Eli Manning and the Giants.

not sure how great he is, but he might be as good as Jimmy G, which is all they need. Don't turn it over and make a few throws. I see the guy taking some serious shots though already, and I worry he won't last. He's already nicked up with an oblique injury. Obviously I love his game this past week!

here's my "deep down" thought: Mahomes, as great as he is, underperforms in the biggest games (AFC Title and SB) As great a run as he has had, including FOUR AFC Title games in a ROW at home, he has 1 ring, and it required just tossing Tua style prayers up in the 4th quarter until finally one was answered. If Jimmy G hits a wide open WR in the 4th quarter then SF wins that SB and Mahomes "can't win the big one" with an 0-2 record in the SB and a 2-2 record in conference title games with the table set for him as a heavy favorite. My OTHER "deep down" thing I predict/think is that Allen will end up winning more SBs than Mahomes, while Mahomes will accumulate stats, MVPs, awards, accolades. Allen will win ugly. Allen can play when things get dirty. Maybe he's at his best then. Mahomes not so much. I predict more appearances for Mahomes, more wins for Allen. Allen: 2-0 in the Super Bowl Mahomes: 1-3 in the Super Bowl That's my "deep down" feeling about Mahomes and Allen

everyone saying we should draft a 1st round WR better prepare for the guy's ass to be nailed to that bench all year so that Kumerow can get snaps on offense. He can keep Cook company!

man... the Saints truly cost us a chance for a stress free playoffs, although other NFC South teams would actually have to win games too! I was playing around a bit with the playoff machine, and I had a couple of scenarios where both the Panthers and Falcons got in. Now THAT would blow everyone's' minds!

for people wondering about his time in Tampa this year, I follow a lot of Tampa forums/blogs (mostly after losses like Sundays, for pure enjoyment value) and there has been talk all season of major issues on that team. Coaches vs players, players vs players, lots of nasty stuff. Something is off there. If not for the Rams and Saints blowing leads in epic fashion, that team is 4-9 right now. Bowles saying something to the effect of "we (coaches) can't care more than the players, we're not on the field" after the SF game says a lot, I think. Sure, he followed up with "we're to blame too" but that was a telling remark from a guy who is pretty much a dial tone in terms of things to say. Beasley probably hated being there and had no particular connection to the players or team. Walked into a toxic locker room with incompetent coaches and a QB who demands total control and does whatever he feels like and decided worshipping Brady on a crappy team (that will still go the Super Bowl because of course) wasn't worth it. Just my speculation.

This game is going to be a party atmosphere!

Jordan Phillips is one of my favorite players on the team, so hopefully he's ready for the playoff push. We need the big man wrecking OL in January and February!

love the signing! Allen reportedly was the catalyst here, and I'm sure the players have his back. Now someone needs to make a "We're chanting BEEES!" t-shirt and we'll be all set. We don't need any more misunderstandings when he catches balls for big first downs!

we're basically the Bucs with a much better QB and HC almost no running game, totally 1 dimensional offense, solid defense. The difference is Allen can do 10x what Brady can at this point in their careers, and McDermott is head and shoulders above Bowles as a HC

Jauron was right... It is hard to win in the NFL 10-3 feels great! Stack the wins and we'll see where things end up

I can't even explain what a tremendous holiday gift it would be for Tampa to miss the playoffs entirely. Then, it's just relax and enjoy the playoffs! Still extremely unlikely, but you never know!

The kiss of death for getting playing time here is the team drafting you with a first or second round pick. This does seem to be a recent change, though. Logically, one might think it's due to the increased talent level here, but at CB and RB that's a stretch. Nothing but respect for Singletary's work ethic and effort, but is he SO TALENTED that our 2nd round RB can't see the field? If so, why isn't Singletary more of a focal point? Also, nothing against our non Tre White CBs, but are they SO GOOD that Elam can't crack the lineup? Really? It's a legitimate concern at this point.

There's more talent on this offense than we're seeing, IMO I think it's at least as much about player utilization. Cook, a top pick, is basically invisible. Hines, the guy they "couldn't wait to get" is invisible. Gabe Davis, the man who was uncoverable in the playoffs, invisible. Dawson Knox, a guy who was making some huge strides, invisible most of the time. McKenzie, who had some nice games filling in for Beasley, invisible. At a certain point it can't all be that these guys forgot how to play football.

The key to "we get several feet" is "who is we?" Because one relatively narrow band of area will have 3 feet and the rest of us get 8 inches, a dusting or nothing at all. And a week later it's like it never happened.

exactly. This is WNY weather

if Carolina beats NO and the Bengals beat Tampa next week Carolina leads that division!