oldmanfan

Not in the slightest.

Calm the hell down. We all know Josh has a tendency to try and put everything on his own shoulders, and the new contract likely has him thinking that he has to live up to that, so he might be pressing a bit. Defenses have come up with a few things to challenge Daboll's offense, so he is going to have to scheme differently in response. Then you have Kubiak's review in the News talking about how Josh is playing smarter. We scored 35 points against a petty good defense this past Sunday. The opener we didn't score much because their D front whipped up on the O line. We don't have to have the chicken little, sky is falling stuff. Josh will be fine; his stats may actually be a little less than last year because he's maturing and realizing when to throw the ball away, plus it looks like we're going to resurrect the run game more.

McD likes him and I'll trust that McD knows what he wants and needs more for his defense than anyone on this board.

Ravens were smart not to extend Jackson yet.

It is amazing we can have some negative comments after a 35-0 win. There are fans who have passed on that lived through the late 60’s-early 70’s spinning in their graves.

Shout out to the training staff. To only have Edmunds go out with cramps and for the lines to hold up all game is a testimony to them getting guys ready.

They sat Moss for a while after his fumble. Looks like he got the message.

Million comes up with an occasional head scratcher but overall pretty good.

My daughter thinks he has the yips. Pressure to live up to the contract?

Couple times. Lived in Houston though which had the insane heat plus humidity.

Is something wrong with Josh’s arm? No zip on some passes.

Like taking a hot shower, right?

Ever been in rain and heat like that?

Line may be tiring out in the heat.

Matt Millen: The coverage has been exceptional unless there was a blown coverage. Can’t make this stuff up folks.

Josh still ain’t Josh.

Maybe Gates put a chip in you and affected your use of grammar. I will guarantee when it comes to science and medicine I am smarter than you.

All right. Long drive now and game over.

What a play by Josh!

It’s not you effing dumb, it is you’re effing dumb. Now go look up the definition of irony.

I have not seen anything in DNA vaccines. I’ll have to check those out. It’s good Florida covers the monoclonal, but still it is better to prevent infection in the first place than to have to treat it. I’d like to see the data on monoclonal being used by a majority of vaccinated patients because the data I’ve seen from Florida indicates over 90% of hospitalizations are unvaccinated individuals.

Ok boys, let’s matriculate the ball down the field!

Some good points. Two specific response: 1. Regeneron (the monoclonal treatment) is well known in the medical community. But I believe a dose of it costs around a thousand dollars while the vaccine costs the patient nothing. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. 2. I did a search of Covid and masks on Medline and over 2000 references showed up. I mentioned this earlier but will do so again. Reviewing the first 200 there were about 20 specifically addressing mask effectiveness, all showing beneficial effects of masks as a mitigating factor against droplet and aerosol spread. The studies are out there, the CDC lists them, the data overwhelmingly supports their use, but the non-believers refuse to believe data.

I like this. To get it we need a third party.

The fact you think Bill Gates is doing this says all we need to know about you.