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  1. 6 minutes ago, TheyCallMeAndy said:

    You need to manage snaps and hits. 

    BS. Go look at the snap counts for the top WR’s.  Only looked at a handful and all were 80-90%…some over 90!  
     

    Do teams manage snap counts for OL? CB? QB?

  2. 47 minutes ago, SunDSolar said:

    Coleman 70%

    Shakir 61%

    Knox 52%

    Kincaid 49%

    Palmer 48%

     

    Can we stop with the constant personal changes.  No team in the league does this

     

    Shakir and Kincaid should be in the game well over 80% of the time. 

     

    61% & 49% is insane for our two best surehanded pass catchers

     

    The “everybody eats” never made any sense.  Put your best players on the field!
     

    I agree…Shakir and Kincaid should be north of 80% each and every game.  

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  3. 1 hour ago, The Wiz said:

    I'd rather be mad about Kincaid's 54% snap count and 6 targets when even Kelce's lowest snap count is in the mid 70s.

     

    Kincaid was eating and they decided to stop using him for some reason.  Wasn't listed on the injury report yesterday or today from McD so basically they just decided that they needed to play knox instead because "everybody eats"

    Flat out dumb.  When you have the hot hand, keep him on the field, and keep throwing to him. 

  4. 1 hour ago, Captain Hindsight said:

    I read the falcons wanted a “premium pick” and for the new team to pay most of cousins salary. I agree he’s the best available right now, (maybe Winston) but to give up a 2 or 3 for 10 games? Bad move 

    If Amari Cooper is worth a 3, then Cousins definitely is. 

  5. Just now, oldmanfan said:

    We have right now as starters Thompson and Bernard.  Williams and Milano can be back soon.  Them Buffalo Joe and Ciarlo.    Then Jenkins on the practice squad.  Is bringing a guy back familiar with the system really worth getting one’s panties in a knot?

    Yes!

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  6. 1 minute ago, T master said:

    What I am talking about are those Blatant misses ! Go look at the DJB reply where it shows the missed PI on the Chiefs player that while the ball was in the air knocked the Jags player to the ground and it wasn't called .

     

    EVERY ONE in the stadium, the broad cast booth, the retired ref that is now a announcer, knew that it was a blatant missed penalty and it was caught ON CAMERA for the entire world to see, YES those plays need to be reviewed !!

     

    I'm not talking about reviewing every- single - player to see if they committed a penalty because as you said there are penalties on every play especially on holding penalties on the O line there could be a penalty called every play ! I'm not talking about nit picking .

     

    But there were a lot of calls especially last season in the AFC Championship game that were IMHO blatantly missed to help the Chiefs to possibly do a 3 peat and those calls that change the out come need to be at the very least looked at and allowed to be over turned if they are found to be of that nature .

    I understand, but then you have the issue of what is “blatant”?   I think if you look at all 22 players on the field you can find “blatant” infractions more than you think. 

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  7. 4 minutes ago, T master said:

    If that's what you took from my reply I don't know what to tell you ...

    Re-read your 1st paragraph.  
     

     

    My point is multiple infractions happen on every play.  Where do you draw the line on what gets called and what doesn’t?   Officiating isn’t any better or worse than it was 20 years ago.  
     

     

    The only thing that changed was frame by frame super slo mo replays which lead to 2nd guessing officiating who are doing it real time on the field. 

  8. 2 minutes ago, T master said:

    One would think that IF the NFL was all about the game they would be able to have a Ref looking at every play and the plays that have a penalty that is missed and every one but the ref on the field see's it that it could be over turned ! 

     

    But instead they wait until games are lost because of the incompetent call during the games like last season in the Chiefs - Bills game then change the rules after the fact instead of before they happen that is the league being reactive instead of pro active .

     

    I even saw some calls in the Jags - Chiefs game that were blatant misses that could have easily changed the out come of that game and some on both sides, I know in real time some of those calls could be missed but if they would implement the so called Eye in the Sky Ref or what ever its called they could correct the human error that happens on some of these calls .

     

    There were a couple of those holding calls on the Bills center that were just ridiculous and some of the none calls on the Bills WR's that were also missed that helped that out come to be what it was ...

    So you want penalties called on every play with the “eye in the sky”?

  9. 20 minutes ago, Kirby Jackson said:

    I’d like to think, in 2025, a company that generates over $23B a year, could spot the ball accurately. There is absolutely technology available that’s far superior to an old guy running out with his foot. You could also develop technology better than what we already have (which again is way better than the current process). Maybe an old guy running in and putting his foot where he thinks that the ball goes will remain for West Senca East vs. Williamsville North but that’s not good enough for the NFL.

    You can put sensors in the ball, but what technology is going to figure out when forward progress is stopped or when a player’s body part is “down”?

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  10. 1 hour ago, D. L. Hot-Flamethrower said:

    Our defense seems to require so much experience in it before you can be trusted it drives me nuts. It sacrifices athleticism and talent so a trusted veteran is in there.

    Sick of hearing how complex our defense is.  Why if so complex, are they so very mediocre every season?

     

    Maybe McD and his boy toy Babich need to think about using the KISS principle when coming up with a defensive game plan.  

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  11. 2 hours ago, Big Blitz said:

    You will not convince me otherwise after that joke last night. 
     

    The network (thus the league) had its narrative ready and did everything they could to make the team that lost at home to Vegas and Pittsburgh relevant again.  
     

    Robert Kraft was in attendance.  Is that normal for him on road games?
     

    You will not see a playoff game with 11 TOTAL penalties let alone 11 on one team.  Yea they threw some on NE in the 2nd half but that doesn’t mean they couldn’t “fix it” later.

     

     

    THEY THREW A FLAG ON THE FINAL KICK RETURN.  That was just in case we returned it for a TD.  

     

    Holding calls that were beyond questionable and will NEVER be called in January.  
     

    Our WRs NEVER are interfered with.  Amazing considering how much man we see.  
     

    NE never held on ANY passes - did I miss one?   
     

     

    This isn’t a “blame the refs” for the loss either.  You can take it that way but we had a chance to win.  Then Shakir got mugged and the network did a great job showing why that wasn’t a DPI.  Total joke.  
     

    Not a blame the refs.  You just won’t convince me otherwise that when this league needs something done for a team it will get done.  
     

     

    Knew this thread would be coming after the 1st loss(and every subsequent loss) of the season. 😂😂😂

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