Captain_Quint

This year he did it without taking a ton of hits too. He's starting to realize that he can still get big chunks of yards without getting blasted at the end. It also seems like his timing is elite. He knows how to run up a seam and spin defenders around with a slight change of direction. Different than Lamar in that sense, who can run straight to the defender and then juke him.

He better watch messing with Hughes. He'll treat him like that ref and chase his ass out of the room.

Ha! They call that a team chaplain? What kind of GameDay decisions can he make though??

I just mean that who the QB is in Dallas is irrelevant until Jerry Jones quiets down and let's the team and coaches do the talking and make the decisions. When your public figurehead is the owner, it's probably not going to be as successful and strong of a team since they are constantly looking over their shoulder wondering what the next move by executive mgmt will be.

Agree on Josh having that leadership trait that all teams look for in their QB. And to have that on prominent display when you are only 25? It's a bright future ahead for him. As far as Dak and Dallas, I think it's a fundamental problem with that team. They've had two QBs now who could have taken them to a championship in Romo and Dak. Multiple coaches have tried too. I think the problem is the owner tries to be the leader on the team. Which works somewhat, until you hit those tough playoff games and then the locker room looks lost and they sputter out. He never gave Romo a chance to call the shots, and he isn't doing it with Dak either.

Scott's so negative that he schedules vacations during the playoffs. But to be fair, for 20 years that was a good strategy.

SHOUTBOX!!!

That's a good breakdown. Particularly important is the part about Josh being able to make the 'freak' plays when the defense is in the right position to stop it. Because if he does that, then it opens it up for the next time they line up that way and makes the D second guess what's happening.

Have you ever thought about becoming a hall of fame coach?

I thought about this too. It would be cool to beat both Belichek and Brady on our way to the Lombardi trophy.

Amazing he held on to that.

Just donated 77 dollars in honor of the year Elvis faked his death on the toilet.

All I hope for is that the Steelers continuously blitz and cause some damage that will help us down the road. I can see their defense being amped up for the game, despite having little chance to win.

When Cole's new album drops, look for some serious shade to be thrown towards McD. This has a Tupac vs Biggie vibe to it.

I noticed that Gabe and Diggs each had 14 targets yesterday and Cole only had like 3. It could have been the gameplan he didn't like.

We only need him for a few more games. Hope he can keep it together long enough to win a ring and then move along (or figure out his place here, which is unlikely).

Hopefully Josh isn't firing rockets again like last week when it was freezing cold and snowing. They need to take a page out of Belichek's book. He was quoted as saying that "this is why we practice in this $#!t!", after the 1st game in Buffalo. Also, can someone put Matt Haack to sleep this week so we can use the Scottish Hammer instead?

That was my reaction, too. I figured someone was dinged up but this explains it. He and Brown are giants out there. Strength guys will have a field day in the offseason with these two horses.

As long as there is no crowd, Allen should be good.

This is true that Gronk is and always has been dumb. Very dumb. And now he can barely string together three sentences coherently.

I would rather see this than a preseason game, so I'm good with it. 2 preseason games is enough, even though there were some teams that started slow because of it.

Yeah that's why I said I would only want to be one of them for this specific weekend. Seems like tough sledding most of the time, but for this weekend, they can turn the tables and get a job, see a game, shop at Wegmans, and crush some beers. Small victories shouldn't be overlooked.

One of the 4 highlights on the left of the screen: "Family has a farm that grows cantaloupe, cotton, and wheat."

Ugh.... my heart breaks for him and his mental illness. It's obvious he is in anguish and this isn't just him being a premadonna prick, like he's always been.

God, what I wouldn't give to be a transient homeless person living in Orchard Park. For one weekend, I would be the king of the hill. Cash for the drugs and Wegmans gift cards for the booze.