Captain_Quint

A cast is a good weapon for a throat punch or clothesline if the game gets ugly.

Our two tackles do the same thing that Taylor does except they get called for it at least once or twice a game. He does seem to do it worse than anyone else in the league though. Refs will play a part in this game, for sure. If the CBs of KC can get handsy with our terrible WRs, it's not going to go well for our passing game and will allow them to stack the box.

Yeah, if he catches the one about halfway through the 2nd quarter, it's a big gain. The problem was that the ball was rifled through about 4 guys and Cook wasn't ready for it. It's not very often that we see a clean screen that's blocked well, sold well, and thrown in a place where the RB can get moving up the field.

He failed on 3rd and 3 and on 4th and 3 in the first quarter. Neither time was he past the sticks and he didn't catch either. The first one (3rd down) he was covered pretty well by the nickle corner. I don't know if they went back to him much after that. That's the story of his time here. They try and get him going but nothing has worked so far.

It could happen. Gilliam was hurt last week or the week before so not sure what he has going on. We'll have Knox and Morris, but not sure who else beyond those two.

I may be in the minority, but I think Miami has a run in them to finish the season. It would have to go perfectly for them to make the playoffs, as we pretty much have the division sewn up. But their offensive talent is undeniable when the backs and WRs are healthy and Tua is playing. Their offensive line has taken a step forward this year too. The defense is pretty bad, but if they score 30 or 40 points, they could stack some wins. I think that in this past game, if we don't slow the game down by giving up the run and staying fast on Hill and Waddle, they maybe score 45 and take the game. But as far as next year, they will now have the Tua contract to contend with and some decisions to make.

We won three games against the same team in 2021 and then again in 2024. Pretty impressive, no matter the team.

I think we can file an extension, but that only buys us another week. Clock is ticking...

Looks like Smoot is having surgery and McD said he's 'holding out hope' for Coleman. Both sound like season enders to me. It's already November so not alot of healing time left.

It really looked like that. Plus the way they were supporting it when he went to the locker room. It looked like it was more than just dinged up. Of course, it was nice of Poyer to make such a dumb play at a crucial moment for us. This week they need to get ahead of these injuries and wear these:

So I think we have 5 wrist injuries, Coleman, Smoot, Benford, Cooper, and Carter. And Taron Johnson is just getting over one.

Miami's offense looked alot better last week with Mostart and Tua back. They know the season is on the line, but they knew that last year when we beat them at home in week 18. I think we win a 'closer than it should be' game.

Rodgers has been drinking cayenne pepper water so he claims he is rejuvenated and ready.

The Pats are garbage. The Fins are trashy garbage. The Jets, worst of all.

Let him get cut at the end of the year and bring him in for camp next year if you think he even still has a shot at an NFL roster anymore. Chances are he doesn't make it through camp and retires next summer.

Damn, Beane is sleepwalking again and posted his plan on TBD.

Hopkins because he dresses like a woman:

You could see their mindset shift after the year where they ran out of gas in the playoffs. That following offseason, the players and coaches talked alot about getting hot at the right time. The regular & post season are 5 1/2 months long. And we see almost every year that teams lose steam, and get derailed by injuries by the end of it. I don't think that there is an exact formula to follow, but from their experiences the past 5 years I think this is how they are approaching it.

This is how I feel when people suggest that we sign Hyde for the playoff push. He will look like he has lead boots on after sitting out all season.

Realistically, can you just put Bass on the IR list or would there need to be a fake injury? I know it's a big hit if we cut him now, so I don't know what they can do other than maybe put him on the practice squad?

That's crazy! I thought it was something like that in live action, but couldn't really tell where he went.

How do you run up a 850 tab at Applebee's or Dave & Busters anyway?

After Bishop got caught looking, I keyed in on him. He didn't seem to want to make that mistake twice, as he was dropping fast on pass plays after the long TD. I agree that I'd like to see Bishop out there over Hamlin, who needs to be shown the door at the end of the year.

Samuel will be back to get his 4 catches for -2 yards.