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Here's a black and white example of the difference between Davis and Cook: I mean it's pretty much the exact same offensive and defensive play call on each attempt. Davis gets stuffed on his attempt, Cook scores a 44 yard TD on his. The people that said Davis could replicate Cook's production in this offense were just flat out wrong. So are the people that said Cook's TD production last year was a fluke. Okay maybe a bit early to take a victory lap on that but for right now he is definitely on track to meet or exceed his 16 rushing TDs from last year.

He's only played in 78 games. Allen by comparison had played in 126. Burrow tore his ACL in his rookie season. I think we can just say that he's injury prone and there's nothing more to it. Of course Cincy should be aware of that and build the team accordingly moving forward from here. Burrow needs elite pass protection and a scheme that gets the ball out of his hands fast.

On one hand I understand this take. No question they have not done a good job of finding OL talent. But also this is the NFL... QBs are going to take hits. Allen and Mahomes have had their share of poor OL play over the years and they haven't missed chunks of their career. The tackle that he got hurt on yesterday was as routine as it gets, he was trying to step up in the pocket and got tackled by his ankles. Watching it back you wouldn't think that will end up a 3+ month injury. Burrow unfortunately is just injury prone and short of building the greatest OL of all time it feels inevitable that any random hit he takes over the course of a game will knock him out for a while. This will be the 3rd season out of 6 that he hasn't been able to finish. Half of his career...

I think Brady is trying to make the best of an underwhelming group of pass catchers. The pass protection also has not been as strong as it was last year. If anyone is expecting a bombs away offense that just isn't realistic. Our offense is built to run the ball, control clock, and wear down the opposing defense so we can open it up in the 4th quarter if we need to.

This would be the 3rd season Burrow will have essentially missed with a major injury. 50% of his career... Turns out when you have an injury prone QB you probably shouldn't have Cody Ford as one of your starters.

Game script reasons. The run game was working well all day and they never gave us a reason to abandon it. And then it became apparent by the middle of the 3rd quarter that the Jets offense was a dud so once we put up 30 we stopped trying. There were some struggles early on but whenever the offense needed to sustain a drive we made it look easy. The whole offense looked bored honestly.

As a passer he's had a horrid game. Made one drive happen by just running around, but that isn't sustainable.

I don't know, last week their defense was their main problem. This week Spags is still relying very heavily on blitzes because 4 man rushes aren't getting any push. Eagles offense is very basic, they don't scheme up anything creative.

Mahomes' ball placement has not been good this year.

Also Brady is wrong, that was not a perfect pass. He threw it a tick too early and low.

Suck it Travis

This is wild:

Their next 4 games are Vikings, Broncos, Lions, Packers. That was gong to be a tough stretch even if Burrow was able to play.

Philly's offense is way too talented to go through these long periods of mediocre production. I see no creativity from their scheme at all.

Burrow likely out for several weeks:

Didn't see much of this game, I guess BTJ was mailing it in?

Did anyone else's Sunday Ticket just kick them out of the Chiefs/Eagles game? Suddenly brought up a message that said the game isn't available in the Buffalo area?

Mahomes way overthrows his wide open TE which leads to a 3 and out, the commentator proceeds to spend the next 30 seconds talking about Mahomes' amazing poise and work ethic. Just glosses right over it. Whatever.

The AFCE is even worse than I thought. Neither Miami nor NE deserved to win that game today, Miami (specifically Tua) just sucked a little bit harder. The Jets are going nowhere with Justin Fields and their coach is making decisions like it's 2002. Our path to the #1 seed has never been cleaner.

BTJ also dropped a pass on 4th down that he probably would have scored a TD on. Easy pitch and catch and he just couldn't secure it. That's what gave Cincy a chance at the comeback.

Allen Cook Bosa Benford

Tyreek Hill was wide open in a zone on 2nd and long and Tua threw the ball about 10 feet over his head. He really just can't make a single clutch throw to save his life. And he just threw a horrid INT on 4th down.

Saw a report he was standing on the sidelines with his helmet on earlier. If it was serious he'd have gone to the locker room.

If we get the #1 seed he'll be the MVP regardless. Last year was the first year in a while a QB of a #1 seed didn't get the award.