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The “Little Dirty Toss Left Y Banana” should only be called with the wind.

Not only should pushing teammates be allowed, but I believe picking teammates up and tossing them should be allowed as well. I think Dawkins and Brown could sling Little Dirty into the end zone from seven yards out.

Ya see them little blinks.

Two, according to the Football Database. https://www.footballdb.com/stats/penalties-player.html?tm=4

I suspect he’d look damn good.

Is that all?

Wouldn’t it be great if Josh can make the Pats*** his B word like Brady made us his B word for all those years?

He ran eight times last night, some of which were scrambles and not designed runs. How much less than twice a quarter should he run considering the kind of unique running weapon he is at the position? I think the number of designed runs might be effected by the number of hits he’s taking in the pocket during the course of a game and last night definitely called for less considering the hits he took. But the fact is, he just doesn’t take a lot of hits when his line is healthy or playing an inferior front, unlike the Pats*** who have a very good D line.

I agree with the OP entirely. For the umpteenth time, Cam Newton’s career wasn’t shortened because he ran too much and took too many hits while running, it was shortened by acute shoulder injuries to his throwing shoulder. Running Josh is a weapon that few teams possess and he should have free reign to do so. His mere threat to run the ball forces defenses to account for that aspect of the game which effects other things a defense wants to do. That doesn’t mean he shouldn’t be smart about it; he should slide and look to avoid unnecessary contact more than he does. But he’s a running threat and he needs to continue to be.

I suspect the Jets organization needs to see how he reacts to this situation. And I wonder if his comments haven’t irreparably caused a problem in the locker room.

I think he meant to say every game vs per game. I believe Barry Sanders has the record for most 100 yard games in a season, but it wasn’t every game.

Speed kills.

Love the optimism, but winning the next two merely puts us in a good position. There are three games to play after that and if there is one thing we know for sure in this league, it’s that nothing is for sure in this league. I like our chances though, that’s for sure.

Read my response above. Again, I wasn’t referring to their on air talent, but the production crew behind it.

I wasn’t talking about Amazon’s on air talent, although Al Michaels has seen better days. It’s their production crew itself that leaves a something to be desired.

I think the Amazon production crew has flat out sucked the entire year. It’s amateur hour at Amazon. I get the impression it is staffed by people who just couldn’t get jobs with the major networks.

Good point. I also think that Davis hasn’t been healthy since his ankle injury early in the season. He looks a bit gimpy when he runs.

Has Portnoy called an emergency press conference yet?

We’ve seen Allen do these rollouts to the right and throw a dart just before going out of bounds so many times that it almost feels like a routine play and it just isn’t. I hope I never take his talent for granted.

Could be. Thanks.

Love the sound of that.

No need to apologize as I never made the assertion in the first place. Whoever the talking head was that said that last year didn’t do his homework. But thanks for taking the time to do that research. Much appreciated.

Going into the windy snow game last season at Highmark, I recall a talking head saying McDermott had a chance to be the only coach to beat Belichick three consecutive times. Was that still a thing heading into tonight? Because McD accomplished that tonight. And if not for that freak snowy wind storm loss, McDermott would be sitting at six straight at the moment. Not bad.

The Hines experiment hasn’t even started yet.

Not a chance after last season. That bridge was blown up never to be rebuilt.