Rocky Landing

AJ Klein is a straight up thug. In the best way possible.

Moss running with patience.

Chiefs re gassed on both sides of the ball.

Two DTs inactive. I wonder if they'll play Boogie on the inside here and there?

Can't believe I got up early for this...

Lee Smith, running routes again!

I think the humor has less to do with Matekevich, and more to do with Ed Sheeran lasting more than three minutes at a Barry's Bootcamp.

Barry's Bootcamp is a chain of gyms that specialize in some pretty hardcore training. They have online subscriptions, as well. I actually spent a good chunk of the pandemic slowdown here in LA lighting their online training sessions with their trainers, and these guys are frikkin' animals, and their sessions are crazy intense. So, the joke is that Matekevich is a bulked up version of Ed Sheeran.

There always seems to be a significant Buffalo presence in the stands-- if not by numbers, then at least by volume.

Guys, knock it off. Jokes about menstruation are not funny. Period.

I hope there's a good one available at pick 32.

64% going to Buffalo is what I'm reading.

I did.

What is it you're trying to imply?

"....and, of course, we require that all of our new recruits abstain from having sex." "..well, it was really great meeting you ,and... oh, hey look at the time..."

Пусть блохи тысячи яков вторгнутся в ремешок Махоума, и пусть его руки будут слишком короткими, чтобы поцарапать его.

Marshawn Lynch is awesome. I still have his Bills #23 jersey. Anyone who stores chicken wings in his socks is alright by me! https://www.nfl.com/news/marshawn-lynch-keeps-chicken-wings-in-his-socks-0ap3000000501885

It's Rousseau's turn? Weren't we just grousing about Oliver?

I haven't gone back to re-watch the game yet, but I do recall seeing several plays with Brown at RT, and #75 Williams at RG. They were in this formation in the first quarter near the goal line when we settled for a field goal. There was actually an hilarious play where Moss ran to about the six, was stopped dead, and Brown came up on him and heaved him forward for another two yards. I remember it also as being a 12 personnel set, with Knox lined up next to Brown, and Sweeney shifting to the left, pre-snap. It's exciting to see Daboll using this sort of power formation in a situation like this. Although, it would have been more impressive if we had made it into the end zone. And, for what it's worth, I don't think Williams looked very good at guard. I saw Boettger out there as well, and I thought he looked pretty good. But, of course, this was versus the Texans. In the rain. Hard to give anything an accurate assessment.

There are other TBD whipping boys at the moment-- Edmunds, Ford, e.g. Ed's going to have to get in line. EDIT: Agree, though. Ed Oliver's good will is getting pretty close to its expiration date.

Jaquan Johnson, Ike Boettger, and Siran Neal are going to get it done on Sunday.

With the inclusion of Dr Dre (a founding member of NWA) and Kendrick Lamar, I don't believe there has ever been a halftime show as politically charged as this.

I've always thought (and I'm being completely serious here) that Weird Al Yankovic would be an amazing SB halftime show. There used to be a petition that circulated every season for a few years. One thing that a lot of people don't realize about Weird Al is that, along with being weird, and funny, he's actually an incredibly talented musician. I saw him, with his band, do a polka/rock&roll fusion medley of Prince songs once, and it was jaw-dropping.

For those who haven't heard of Kendrick Lamar, here's one of his more accessible numbers: For those who haven't heard of the other three, I can tell you that there's some really good music outside of the rock you're apparently living under.

This is a great lineup. Snoop, Dre, and Blige are legends. But Kendrick Lamar brings current relevance to this show. And, he is amazing in concert. Bit of a LAMP here: I've worked on somewhere in the neighborhood of 30 music videos with Snoop Dogg (several with Dre, as well), and have turned down a blunt from him not once, not twice, but three times.