TheBrownBear

Hopefully, a big confidence booster for Bass.

Floyd's out? I missed that one.

Desperately need a stop here

Broken leg

Can Von punt?

Tomlin big mistake there

Huge play by Groot!!!

Agree. Tough call but I think they got it right.

What a dud of a drive. Blah.

Time to put Pittsburgh to bed.

Thoughts on WC weekend: Tua and Dak are the frauds we thought they were. The future is now for Houston and Green Bay

Tua is a truly mediocre product of the system. There is nothing special about him at all. They need to move on from him.

Oh my. Cleveland line is a sieve!

Yep. They remind me of Cincy when they made their run to the Super Bowl. Like they don't realize how hard it is supposed to be.

Well, time to enjoy a big slice of Flacco pie.

Thanks. I was mostly responding to this specific sentiment you expressed: "No matter how rich a company is, they pay the lowest they can to achieve the ends to a mean." It may be true for many companies in many fields, but it hasn't been my experience in the job market over the past 25+ years. Yes, there's obviously a profit motive in market economies, but many companies manage to achieve this while valuing their employees via above-market compensation, great benefits and a culture that provides opportunities for growth and advancement. It's not all top-hat capitalist overlords and serfs/slaves. As for truly crappy employers? Yes, they exist and unskilled employees often get shafted. That's why I'm pro-union and continue to vote that way.

I don't know. They had 3rd and 19. They aren't likely to convert and then you give ball back to a white hot Houston offense with 35 seconds. Get to the locker room and make some adjustments. Don't make things worse at that moment.

Just stick them on this...

I disagree. That's really up to the company's leadership. There are good and bad businesses to work for from an employee perspective. I'm a peon in the grand scheme of things, but my employer has a 7.5 hour workday, I get 4 weeks paid vacation, another week of Care time, good healthcare, can take off anytime I need to on short notice, great office culture, etc. Good employees will flee a company that doesn't take care of them.

That thread is pretty funny. Josh is living rent free in their heads. They've convinced themselves that Josh is some egomaniac douchebag creep, which couldn't be further from the truth about the kid.

The guy will be back to being an OC or QB coach within 3 years.

Love me some Shakir. Best YAC guy we've had in quite some time. He needs the ball more. Averaging 53.6 ypg over the last 10 and that includes the goose egg he put up against Dallas. He's arrived as a top end No. 3 receiver, in my opinion.

I consider myself a pretty big Bills fan, but for whatever reason, I had never seen an actual image of Baylon Spector before he entered the game on Sunday. Lets just say, it wasn't what I expected.

Sure, I'm hoping for the best with Von, but Tre White was 26 when he injured his ACL in 2021. Von Miller turns 35 in March.

Because he seemingly lost 20% of his athleticism overnight. There's no "techniquing" your way to success at edge rusher when you lack baseline NFL athleticism. Maybe Von makes a miraculous recovery between now and training camp and can provide us with a little juice as a situational pass rusher in 2024. But he clearly isn't physically capable of really competing on the field of play at this time.