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He is trying to hit the ball but he doesn't, ultimately hits Allen's head and must deserve a punishment, if not during the game the league can apply it during the week (as the Rapp hit that was flagged in game but the Miami player was fined by the league)

Maybe you're really talking of Ji'Ayir Brown (2nd year player) and at this moment the best safety in SF because of injuries, and by the way the safety position is the weakest spot in SF defense by far (even with a healthy Hufanga). Both Buffalo safeties are above regular, but Mustapha isn't even at that level in this moment

Sean Moran and Ray Jackson both in the same draft (i think in consecutive rounds) Columbia

I had never heard of that university, so have to cheat . . . Tim Cofield. Back to the start . . . Memphis Funny and informative thread 👏

Actually that cover is from the next regular season (around week 10-11), the championship game Buffalo dressed blue on white

Schobel Eric Wood Stability and leadership on OL are more important over WR

Marshawn Kneeland After a little trade down

That's why the concept "over drafting" is sometimes absurd. You must realize or imagine what others team could do and act

He fits in the way he can take the "Carolina connection" to another level, the heritage level 😄

Siran Neal. But also creates a hole although is easier to fill the gunner (Isabella has it done ) Maybe Dorian Williams can fill the role, knows the scheme also had experience.

Actually all this album it's sort of a conceptual album, hence the title -the funeral album-. It was the last studio album of the band, which dissolved at the end of the tour and a few months later the leader of the group died. a Personally this song means a lot for me

For the first time in the season DL's were able to put pressure on the opposite QB on the final drive of the game, in 2nd down was Miller and others, in 3rd Oliver batted down the ball, and Floyd in the 4th

No he isn't. Miller at least he had a part in close the regular season game against KC last year, until now Floyd hasn't been able to put pressure to close a game. Great games he has had, as Oliver and sometimes Epenesa, but none of them have done it in the final series of any game.

Neither, and I'm a pro-AJE since the moment he was drafted. And the reason is simple, neither of them has been able to generate pressure at the end of the games, if you are going to pay big you need big plays at big moments, both have had god games (Floyd even a great one) but aren't able to put pressure to help the defense to close a game (Epenesa's almost fumbled Hurts in one of the last series of Philadelphia was the closest to that in the year). Obviously they can try to keep one of both, but always "at the right price" because none of them is worth big money as long as they don't produce in big moments

NO He will reach it at some point? I wish

The lack of moves isn't necessary lack of attempts to move, at least at LB. The DT room is full with marginal players but there's no void as the LBs has

And such a big space in front of Goodwin

And the shovel pass that fell short of the TD was a kind of beauty. Your point is key in any player, this is all about consistency.

But if you didn't see them how can make a statement? I've seen Philly only a couple of weeks, but SF the five games and SF is above us and despite Bosa not being at his level of play, until last night.

Instead of look at the numbers look the actual games

The best DE rotation in the league are in the NFC, SF and Philadelphia's are over Buffalo's and SF maybe get stronger with the trade for Gregory

Staley is maybe the worst situational coach

They never said any similar to that. From the moment they drafted him immediately said that It was going to play OLB

Also you must watch games or at least try to remember the situations in wich both run the ball, Cook never get a short down try, and after Moss trade that was a Singletary role and why his average per carry is lower than Cook's