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https://www.thestreet.com/retail/what-audacys-chapter-11-bankruptcy-means-for-your-radio-stations Uh... what?

Really? EW!

I hit up Reid on Twitter to see if he knows... We'll see if he responds. Tagged Deonte too so maybe one of them will share something.

Happy they seem to have backed away from the all-blues

Should stay away from Wilkins in the showers then.

Or maybe it was deflated to the pressure their punter likes and he was wanting to hide the evidence, keeping it out of the ref's hands. Interesting...

Rapp kept the INT ball, grabbing it even though he was injured. After the final kneel down, Allen tossed the ball to Harty who was in the backfield. So players keep game balls all the time, but I wonder what was special about that one. It's not like their punter ain't gonna punt against the Chiefs...

After what was the final Miami punt of the 2nd half with 6:14 left, which was fair-caught by Harty, Miami long-snapper Blake Ferguson (brother of our long-snapper Reid Ferguson) came down and asked him for the ball. Wonder why...

It's the end of the world as we know it... Congrats, brother!

Dolphin tears are the sweetest. 💦

My sister said this happened about 50 yards in front of her as she walked to her car after the game.

I think he took some of his own "growth mindset" medicine, did some self-scouting, and made some changes/improvements during the bye that have helped. His end-of-close-game mindset on both sides of the ball is WAY better - we're being way more aggressive. Defensively we're pressuring opposing QBs into mistakes rather than being passive and hoping they don't break a big play. Offensively we're not just trying to run out the clock. His time-out usage seems better.

As I rewatch the 4th quarter, I think he actually hurt it on the play before the pick. This was the one where he and Tyreek went up and Rapp broke it up. It appeared that Rapp's left knee hit Tyreek's right knee hard. Tyreek limped off after that, and Rapp appears to be a little gimpy but obviously stayed in.

I won't root "for" either of 'em. But I'll say I prefer if KC will lose.

He said the exact same thing I did. "No No No No No YES YES YES YES YES"

TL;DR the whole thread, maybe it's been mentioned. But the delay of game after the miami time out was inexcusable. We survived it but just... wow.

When they announced the schedule, I was sure last night would end in a tie to put us in that game. Can you imagine if the winner of that game then gets to play the following Saturday? Brutal.

I miss the days when it was 1 PM & 4:30 PM Saturday & Sunday. One AFC and one NFC. 2 Networks.

The Taylor Rapp injury post-pick was kinda lost. They said he walked off but haven't heard much more.

staying at sister's in ROC on Saturday, and in my usual Bradford PA Quality Inn Sunday night. $59.

DO IT!

His parents made an appearance at the Pinto Sunday afternoon. Neither is as big as he is.

In 2021, the OT loss to the Bucs was our final regular season loss after a 3-5 lull. This year the Philly OT loss also put us at 3-5 over the 8 game span and we haven't lost since. Some things I've taken notice of the last 2 weeks as opposed to earlier in the season which give me hope: 1) Way more physical on both sides of the ball. I felt like we got pushed around by Cinci in last year's playoff loss, and similarly against Jacksonville and others this year. We're getting downright nasty out there now. 2) As was discussed here and everywhere, I've seen improvement from McDermott. Defense is way more aggressive. And we seem to have turned a corner as far as making halftime adjustments for us and reacting to halftime adjustments from our opponents. Also, I see a better use of timeouts. 3) Our new offensive coordinator does not seem to have tendencies yet. Dorsey was a run on first, throw on 2nd and long and 3rd and long guy. He'd use the run to set up the pass and once the pass was established, not much more running. Brady is not set in anything, and obviously is willing to commit to the run. 🤞