EmotionallyUnstable

(Cracks beer) My tailgate has officially begun.

Just money hungry. Already overflowing with cash, and just can’t help but be greedy at the expense of the game and fan experience. Shouldn’t shock anyone.

Hope he starts at CB

So should I start him in fantasy 🤓

Only justification for a contract like that is if they win the big one.

This thread is bizarre, even for this place.

Lmfao on the deep over to McLaurin…Edmunds trips over himself. I always liked that guy but man it was funny

Dude. 5 yard run on first down, throw it on 3rd wtf. They haven’t stopped them all night

Where’d McLauren go?

Howell is one tough SOB. Truck sticked his own OL on that scramble.

Concussed?!

Chase Young looked like he was about to cry leaving the field. WTF WFT

Welp. There goes that.

Washington, if they could find any offensive consistency upfront, could get right back into this thing. Scores before and after the half make it a whole new game

Why is DJ Moore wearing a knitted winter hat in his picture

I know Eberflus came from Indy with Reich after the whole McDaniels scandal…but I don’t remember their defense being all that good. Why the heck did Chicago hire that guy?

The not-so-in-commanders

Didn’t kmet just get a surprisingly large contract extension? Feels undeserved

More of his footballs being thrown are being caught. Thus, a higher completion percentage. I jest…but in all seriousness, does it matter? take a look at anyone currently over 70% Buffalo Baltimore San Fran Miami LA Dallas Arizona The bolded teams aren’t exactly considered high octane offenses, but they complete a lot of passes. At the same time, the other 5 are the highest scoring offenses in the NFL. It’s a nice statistic, and I do believe it speaks a bit to all the items you referenced (specifically efficiency) but at the end of the day, you have to score points. No Ravens (12th) or Cardinals (18th) fans are content because they’re in the upper tier of completion %. If this number drops to 60%, I’m not sure it’ll bug me that much. Picture KC: they’re the 20th ranked completion % but have the 9th highest scoring offense. It’s all relative.

Yup, boring. Not blaming them. They know what they’re doing. I think that’s why I have a soft spot for some coaches in the way they handle themselves differently (Tomlin, McDaniels). They just add a layer of fun to it.

If this is true, I need more of it. I love when coaches speak the truth. That’s why listening to a McD presser is about the last thing I’d ever want to do. Not that it is necessarily untrue, but it isn’t whole truths. Its boring. Give me more chaos

Quick glimpse into the Jags at the quarter turn compared to the rest of the NFL. Opponents listed below, to add your own grain of salt: Games: Colts (W), Chiefs (L), Texans (L), Falcons (W) Offense: PPG (20th) Pass/Run Ratio (58/42) 18th Completion % (12th) Passing yards (11th) Yards/Completion (21st) Yards/Carry (26th) Defense: Scoring (12th) Yards (17th) Sack % ( 22nd) Op. y/completion (24th) Op. y/rush (12th) Thoughts: I admittedly haven’t watched much of the Jags this year, aside from highlights and reading stats. From what I know about their roster and these statistics, along with the narratives that have been spoken about this team up until this point in the season, we are hands down the better team. Last Sunday saw both units operating at maximum efficiency. That won’t always be the reality. Although you may need games like that in January, I don’t feel like this is one of them. I think McD is smart enough to recognize that this game can be handled with fundamental football, lining up and playing soundly. We don’t need anything splash or special on either side of the ball. Just do you job, and I feel this will be a comfortable win.

A quick 6 hour road trip north to BFLO and you can watch it broadcast locally

2022 Draft which was looking pretty awful last year coming back with a vengeance: Elam, Cook, Bernard, Shakir, Benford. Some key players in here. As well as some guys who will need to be counted on in the near future.

Sure. But there are also examples of teams that have game breaking players (Lions, Jags, Chargers, etc) which I wouldn’t necessarily say are high functioning offenses or as complimentary as those previously stated. Again, nothing new here. Just seems to be more prevelant. Last week Bengals vs Rams, the offense couldn’t get anything go and both defenses seemed to be in control of most of that game. Both of those teams, within the last few years, have been considered top notch.