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I don't get it either. Like dominate all first half, to basically concede TDs for time. Just make a stop or two and end the game

Codrington is so solid at return

Lawrence looks so bad lol

Is this Andy Reid or Joe Brady? What a clinic!!

He hits the ball so low. Now I don't know about this one, but that Miami game he was begging for blocks all game long as he was hitting line drives

This guy SUCKS. Probably hit another low line drive

Yep especially when you know they are gonna run some sort of pick/man beater lol. Brutal call

Total domination by the chiefs

This week for officials and flags is horrible.

What the hell happened in that SF game? It was 24-14, I just assumed SF had it

True, But at the same time it's so watchable as it's always amazing to see Miami losing haha

Kevin Harlan announcing dolphins games is the worst. Guy is clearly a Miami fan

Definitely can't watch it at a bar. I don't know how people do it, so many distractions

What is he saying here? For the lip readers out there

Ya he's playing pretty well also

I know patriots suck, but A rod looks good unfortunately

You might be right, but it is still wayyyyyy too early

In 2022 after Tua got hit by Milano, he hadn't had several concussions at that time though and he wasn't twitching on the ground during that game. It is a hypothetical, but that hypothetical I gave you is the same situation as Tua in 2022 that McDaniel was dealing with. Only difference is that it's a AFC championship game with the hypothetical. (Funny how the magnitude of the game can change things) So you disagreed with Mcdaniel in how he handled it in 2022, but you're actually agreeing with him based on the answer you gave me with the hypothetical

Totally fair, you know Josh would want to play though haha. Just like Tua wants too. So to answer my scenario, it sounds like you would play him then Doctors didn't tell him that he needed a month and then cleared him though. Assuming you're talking about the 2022 Tua incident after the bills game Unless you meant after the cinci incident

For me this might sound bad... but it's a no brainer. I'm playing him

Ok let me give you a scenario then. You're the bills head coach and it's the AFC championship game coming up The game/week before, Josh looks like he has a head injury as he gets off the ground dizzy. (Think like Tua when Milano hit him in 2022) But the docs clear him and they tell you he's good to play. Are you playing Josh in the AFC championship game, or are you going against the docs and sitting him?

You could argue that for sure, but I still don't blame Mcdaniel. If the docs clear him to play, you go with what the doctors say. At the end of the day it is a business with tens of millions of dollars on the line for Mcdaniel. If he goes agains the docs and sits Tua out because he is a "good guy" and the dolphins season implodes (which it probably would), then you can bet Stephen Ross would be looking for a new head coach and Mcdaniel probably doesn't have this new contract extension he just got. I think it is easy for us to judge him, but put yourself in Mcdaniels shoes

Hmm I just checked spotrac and you are correct. Weird, I could swear I heard from the locked on dolphins guy that the number was in the 30s

I Heard Miami has an out on his contract after this year if they want. (With like 38 mil in dead cap for 2025. not sure of the exact number but something like that) So if he doesn't return this year, it will be interesting if Miami decides to get out of the contract or continue with him next year

From the national media, you're right. But for anyone who understands the game and just doesn't go by stats and awards, Josh is clearly number 2