Rocky Landing

No one should say we don't need players like Siran Neal on this team.

Poor Nate Hackett. I don't believe he has the slightest idea what to do without Rodgers.

Giants are getting embarrassed.

They don't have grass. It's monofilament turf.

They're going to find JC Jackson bloodied on the shower floor.

How did the Chargers not get to Tua even once???

Correct me if I'm wrong-- Tua has not been sacked once?

Phins’ quarterback Tagovailoa Is ten pounds heavier, don’tcha know-a Learning Jiu Jitsu-a” May help protect Tua But his quarterback skills will still blow-a

JC Jackson has skills, and no brains.

Wow. What a stupid play by JC Jackson.

Pretty exciting game out at SoFi.

Hill/Waddle in the open field is tough to defend. But once the Fish get to the red zone, they're struggling.

Running backs around the league making the case for higher a value for their position.

With blue cheese.

Is Fangio running some sort of bend-don't-break defense? They're bending too far! 🤣

Bengals just want to get back on the bus.

Burrow benched???

Browns' defense has been molesting the Bengals

Josh Allen's acting has gotten better.

Prediction: We'll never see Deshaun Watson do a Lambeau leap into the crowd.

All of a sudden, Watson looks pretty good...

Watson took a shot...

Watson looks awful. But, what the hell is Burrow doing out there??? He looks worse!

In week 8, the Dolphins' defense spent the first half of the game utterly frustrating the Bills' offense. After the half, the Bills adjusted, and the Dolphins dropped their scheme that had payed such dividends, and the Bills came back and dominated them. That was the 26-11 game. Later in the week, Urban Meyer, the Jags HC, was asked about the first half of the Bills v. Fish game, and if he had seen a weakness in the Bills offense. He answered in remarkably detailed terms, and basically spelled out what he had seen, and why the Dolphins had been successful with it (albeit, only in the first half). Essentially, cover zero sub six. And the following weekend, that is exactly what the Jags did to beat the Bills. I remember being stunned that Meyer would show his hand so freely, and in such detail-- that's why I remembered the Dolphins game. Be that as it may, I stand by my remarks to ScottLaw.

Well, there's balanced, and there's balanced. When Daboll was running a pure spread offense, with no run game in '21, teams like the Dolphins, and Jags did figure out how to exploit it. I think they feel Cook is a key element because he only needs to be average as a running back, but with legit receiving skills. If we can trust Allen to read a defense, and execute an RPO, (we certainly can), then the balanced attack becomes a nightmare for opposing defenses. Which I know doesn't negate, or contradict your point. An RPO is "in Allen's hands," so to speak.