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I think we tend to chastise Dennison for calls like the 1st and goal throw, but forget about tyrod grounding balls, taking 10-yard sacks, and missing open WRs. That’s not how they’re drawn up, and that’s a big barrier for Dennison to overcome. Also, TTs playaction fake is horrendous. No one is buying it.

https://www.vividseats.com/nfl/kansas-city-chiefs-tickets/chiefs-1-7-2527734.html $33 to be exact.

ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBA.... Also, we're the only expensive game. Cheapest tix $163. Cheapest for KC: $33! LA: $50! Carolina: $61!

Why again is Ben top 3? He's not top 3 in any QB statistics for the year.

You’re right. Go to nfl.com and watch the sf/jags highlights. SF kills them with play action because they over pursue a lot. They’re fast, but it hurts them there.

If we’re going to win, it’s going to be because of special teams and turnovers. Gotta be outstanding there. Field positon, returns, and FGs.

How much is a gesture and how much is a business decision when they saw the slumping ticket sales?

slightly unrelated but has anyone seen the ghost of zay jones?

This is a dream

I can post the link for mobile hd. You just can't do anything else on your phone or it will close. Anyone Interested?

The guy compliments players because it makes them feel good and BB has rapport when he eventually steals them from your team. See: his lovefest with chad ochocinco

If I thought anyone would have a contrarian opinion, it'd be you.

Did the KC game affect anything?

I agree with most everything except don't blitz much. Miami was blitzing and effectively. Biggest gains of the highlights were when MIA rushed 3 or 4. They brought five on the brady INT, brought six on the pass defended, brought five on the one-handed RB catch, brought five on the sack, brought three on the second INT but an uncharacteristic underthrow into double team by brady, brought five on pass defended, brought six on underthrown ball. They had one sack on rushing four and it was clearly a coverage sack. Beating Brady means heavy pressure and different looks.

Let's see if Joe Webb III can sit back on the bench before we start sewing our super bowl banner.

That game looked fixed

Tyrod or Nathan no offense or concussions either way a win

I brought it to the generator...

Luke-warm take: Neither BB or TB go on to be successful alone. They need each other. TB has the tools, mental processing, competitiveness to run BBs style of offense. BB needs Brady to executive/adapt to complex and ever-changing styles of play. If TB is on another team, he's a decent QB, but he struggles through coaching changes, scheme changes, and coaches forcing him to play to his weaknesses sometimes. He ends up being more an Eli or Joe F. If BB doesn't have TB, he's still a good coach, but not dominant. Probably cycles through 2-4 QBs in his career that all produce varying levels of success. Perhaps he wins 1-2 Super Bowls still.

I think good playaction will be vital, but they need to stop the opposite side rollouts immediately following the play action, because it leads to limiting TT's field of vision and he takes immediate sacks on missed assignments from the Oline or he rolls out and limits his WR options to one side of the field. Run the playaction and remain in the pocket.

this scenario will happen: the Pats will be on the 1 yard line, they will sub in Gillislee and he will score a TD.

A fan on Deadspin's "why your team sucks" summarized it perfectly: "We get 3 Super Bowls a year: the game vs. New England, the game at New England, and the NFL draft. We usually lose all three."

I love how they say if we upset the Pats our chances of playoffs SKYROCKET!!!! to 58% haha. What a skyrocket. I was expecting like 81%.

Buffalo was able to shorten the length of Tyrod’s deal. They can move on from him in a year with a relatively minimal cap hit of $8.64 million. Your argument has nothing to do with my post, and everything to do with deflecting to another subject.

I saw the Jags 97.5% chance of making the playoffs, and I went to see who they beat, because I know they're riding a hot defense and a stud RB. Some easier opponents for sure with Indy, Browns, Bengals, Ravens (look at their wins, super underwhelming), and Houston. They do beat the Chargers, which is more than we can say. But then Pittsburgh?! I had to know how they lit them up for 30. Let's see: Bortles has 95 yards passing, no TDs and 1 INT. Nope. Two pick sixes. That's not a viable long-term strategy. The unfortunate thing is that this team is going to make the playoffs before you realize they're a pretender. Their remaining schedule includes Indy, Houston, and SF. With tough games against Seattle and the Titans. That's an easy 10-6 record.