EmotionallyUnstable

They don’t really play the same role, so I am not sure that comparison really matters

Is this even an advantage?

I am wondering why the cardinals did not go for 2 after their last score

Nabers was the pick

Watching a game like tonight’s reminds me how little I know about the NFC compared to our conference

Kyler threw an interception and somehow the cardinals gained 5 yards. lmfao

Kyler lookin like black mini-Rambo

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The 2-1 Seahawks look for their 3rd W against divisional foe Arizona following their blow out victory against the saints. The also 2-1 Cardinals coming off a back breaking loss at end of regulation to the 49ers (also beat the hawks) look to get back on track in the W column. Who ya got?

Pretty obvious the kinesthetic purpose of these drills with the brace is to strengthen the minor stabilizing muscles surrounding the knee. The minor atrophy and damage from the injury, along with purposeful rest, leaves you with a healed ligament yet structurally weak in regards to your muscular stability. Best to build these back up with supported movement (brace) in controlled, semi-lateral movements rather than go in full speed on a live rep and move in a way that will not be properly supported, further damaging the knee. I am not a doctor, but I did stay in a holiday inn express last night.

Well just watched the condensed version of Saints/Seahawks first half (38-6 after 30min) and I am not going to bother with the second. My goodness, what a display. The special teams gaffes have been well documented and rightfully so…but not enough has been said about some of their other issues. Penalties killed these guys. Multiple false starts and holds, especially on the LT rookie Kelvin Banks Jr. Pass pro seemed to be an issue too across the board, with Seattle collapsing the pocket pretty regularly with 4. Rattler probably should have had 4-5 interceptions. 3 clearly dropped and one that was negated by a penalty. I am not sure they can complete a pass farther than 15 yards downfield. Olave had what seemed like 10+ quick game catches, all for minimal gains and the rest were TEs (I also forgot Brandon Cooks was on their team!) This is the kind of team I don’t mind allowing to do this to my D, because sooner or later they’re going to make an error, try and force a play or create negative penalty yards. Defensively it appears their back 7 in coverage is an obvious weakness. They were hung out to dry with awful field position from the get go. I think they’re actually better up front than people would assume, and Seattle was hit and miss in the ground game. I don’t expect the Bills to try and force the issue downfield but I’d be very curious to see how well we can do so after watching Darnold, JSN and Tory Horton completing passes of 20+ air yards Looking ahead to Sunday, it’s important to remember there are some legit NfL caliber players on their roster. However they are not a cohesive unit in any phase. It sounds corny, but the old McD “stick to our fundamentals, play smart, 1/11th” mantra is probably enough to get it done. Bills by a billion.

Walker has played a ton of 1T snaps since Oliver has gone out, with DQ Jones bumping to the 3. I imagine he’ll get more 3T opportunities when Ed is back.

Not surprising. I thought McGovern had the toughest go on Thursday. The tackles lost of few reps but they were otherwise solid as a unit. Definitely a strength of the team that doesn’t get enough recognition.

Oh my.

My gut says go for it but the way your D is playing you punt this

2nd and 22 draw. Come on.

I think he’s a great QB and I don’t know the guy at all but he certainly gives off that vibe sometimes. Seems like the kind of guy who eats the dogs food because he’s curious about the taste

How hard would it be to make the uprights just 10 ft taller?

Lamar looks like he has zero fun

Yea I’m aware but I just dislike the distance of the connection. Feels like a stretch and waters down those who have legitimate global influences IMO

The sun god!

Glad I’m not a Lions fan RN. Two large missed opportunities on that drive. Brutal

Jack Campbell is everywhere

With Josh Allen, a predetermined GL fade to anybody is irresponsible.

Why not? Through 3 games, that’s his average. It’s slightly lower than what Groot played last season. Bosa historically has played ever more snaps on average, upwards of 90% at times…so even the 70% is a decrease than his career average IIRC. It’s been awhile since the Bills have had a healthy, viable option opposite Groot, so imo it explains why we’re surprised by the high number. I think we’ve become accustomed to seeing the the DE rotation with the likes of Smoot and Epinessa splitting snaps. Before his injury in 2022, Von was regularly playing 70% of snaps. It’ll be interesting to see how that might change with Hoecht returning in a couple weeks I’m with you here but idk how they make the numbers work unless they find someone else to take Solomon’s reps on teams. He is covering kickoffs and punts, and Landon Jackson will not do that. So if this were to happen, they’ll either need to dress 5 DEs or someone else will be absorbing ST snaps and idk who that’d be