That's No Moon

This would be a pretty Jetsy move. Is Rich Kotite not available?

He's not wrong, but if they didn't implode with turnovers they also wouldn't be the Pats. If my aunt had a weiner she'd be my uncle. So am I TBH. We know he can play the run, need to see some coverage.

Yeah, but we also remember the Eric Dickerson trade where the Rams whiffed on all the picks.

He's been that way all year. Cuteness for the sake of cuteness. He's the worst version of Brian Daboll. Sure, there's lots of creativity, but he gets things in his head that he wants to do and just ignores the evidence in front of him of what is actually working. Keytron Allen should have had twice as many carries last night. Easily.

Why? Does the current version of Ngakoue offer more than say Kingsley Jonathan at this point?

Georgia has been pretty mediocre all year. WRs that drop tons of passes, OL and DL that get bullied pretty regularly, ordinary backs. Not a recipe for success in general. It's a weird year of college football. If you could trust Penn State not to make mind boggling decisions on offense I'd agree with you. They get far too cute far too often to be trusted.

Let him play and try to get his sack. Not doing that is Mike Brown level stuff and that sort of word gets around fast. Healthy, not healthy, I'm not sure he brings much to the table anymore anyway and I'm certainly not counting on him to close out anything. He can't bend the corner anymore. What McDonald was doing last week is what Miller used to be and that's what we need. He's not that guy anymore and that guy isn't going to magically appear in the next 10 days.

Legal fees are pricey.

I'm going off the board with White and Daquan Hardy. Get run at nickel and at PR/KR. Codrington is pretty important in terms of high leverage touches.

Everybody eats, amirite?

Shame is once the new stadium is built we won't have these excellent interactions anymore. The teams will have separate tunnels.

If they can play the Islanders and Black Hawks every night they might just get back into this thing.

They had a bubble before that. They got it shortly after Chuck Knox left for Seattle, partly because we didn't have an indoor practice facility.

I was hoping for L'Carpetron Dookmarriot or Strunk Fluggett

Here ya go. I queued it up to the 4th quarter when the wind and the sleet was really at it's worst. From the upper deck you could see the waves of sleet advancing across the parking lot and the lip of the stadium so you knew when to cover your face before you got pelted. This wind and sleet was the capper to what was already a wet and raw day. Just awful. I really can't overemphasize how unpleasant the 2nd half and especially 4th quarter of that game was. I have only been colder 1 other time and it's when I fell through the ice on a pond.

As a fellow +40 year old who has been hit WAY fewer times, I'm quite certain that every part of Aaron Rodgers will be aching Sunday afternoon. Before the game even starts.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7Bv0iwQ_TC0&pp=ygUbQmlsbHMgcGF0cmlvdHMgd2VlayAxNiAyMDAw

Weird commonality between two of the worst weather games is that Johnny Johnson was the opposing running back for two different teams. That horrid Phoenix game in 1990 and then the cold Jets game in 1993.

93 and it wasn't Leahy. It was Cary Blanchard. He missed 3 FGs that day including a 42 yarder with under a minute to play that hooked really badly.

Re cold weather games in general. My season tickets used to intentionally be on the sunny side. Even in the coldest days it was pretty toasty over there, so long as it was dry. Heat management was actually a bigger problem most of the time, had to unzip from time to time to vent out the excess warmth. Rain games are 100 percent the worst and rain in the high 30s or low 40s is the worst of the worst. It's better 15 degrees colder than 40 and raining.

It's because we were all soaking wet and I think it was one of those 40 at kickoff 35 by games end sorts of things. The common thread for the things people are calling the worst are the ones where you get wet and stay wet. Dry cold is easy to deal with. Snow isn't a problem, you brush it off. Rain sucks a lot. Rain gear makes you sweat so you're wet from the inside. If you don't wear it you just get wet from the outside. Once you're wet there's no way to get dry. It's just miserable. He's thinking of 93 Jets and no that wasn't that game.