Doc Brown

Thanks. I've got it. Glad my wife is a shopaholic.

What channel is this game on?

His best year was 2020 where he ran it the least as our o-line was great in pass protection that year so he didn't need to run as much. You guys are nuts if you think he's going to hold up for fifteen years with all the hits he takes.

His previous proposal was 20 weeks with the usual exemptions. Correct? I'd like to see why they changed the timeline as I think a federal maximum of 20 weeks would be reasonable. I'd like to see whether the science changed between his bills or did he just do it for political reasons.

Republicans never expected Roe vs. Wade to be overturned and were caught blindsided. That's why you see the mixed messaging. At a federal level it would make the most sense to do nothing and just go with the let the states decide line. That was your main argument for overturning Roe v Wade in the first place. Stupid political proposal by Graham.

That whole season was pretty good weather wise which of course coincided with the one year they didn't allow fans in the stands. Season opener against Jets, the warm November Seahawks game, and the Antonio Williams game against Miami comes to mind. The only crappy game I recall is the weird Thursday night game against the Chiefs.

They usually do a MNF double header the first weekend of the year. Here's the reason for the change.......new tv contracts/more money. In the new ESPN/ABC contract with the league, the annual "Monday Night Football" doubleheader was expected to make its return this season with a twist. ESPN will up its slate of games from 17 to 23 and will have three games exclusively on ABC in addition to games being played on ESPN -- so there will be three weeks of "Monday Night Football" doubleheaders in 2022 and each season after. ESPN will also have the right to flex a "Monday Night Football" matchup from Week 12 through Week 18. ESPN+ will also have an exclusive game, which will be one of the international games on the calendar.

You don't make coaching decisions being afraid of public reactions. Belichick would've been crucified for not using his timeouts against the Seahawks in the Super Bowl before the Butler INT. However, McManus has never made a 62 plus yarder in six career attempts. You just paid a guy a quarter of a billion dollars so you should pry trust him to get you five yards. Just a mind blowing bad decision.

I agree with that but if they win a bunch of games this year and make the playoffs this game will be forgotten. I'm not jumping to there's no way he comes back from this.

My guess is the explanation will be he was hitting 70 yarders in warm ups and they were milking the clock to not give the Seahawks time. That's all I got.

You're the king of overreactions. You said Brady was going to retire when the Bucs o-lineman got hurt during training camp

13 seconds was bad....but my god. He's going to get crucified as he should.

Cardinals are all in with Kingsbury giving him a contract extension through 2027. McCarthy or Rhule is the real question.

He's always benefited from a top five offensive line until now. I'd put him in the middle of the pack.

You can say that about any NFL team (see Jags last year) but I get your point.

We're 1a and 1b. It was the Cardinals without D. Hopkins or JJ Watt. They're 4-8 in their last 12. Let's not overreact here.

Brady's going to try and get Bruce Matthews out of retirement.

We beat them twice last year. Thirteen seconds was coaching malpractice. I'd go: 1.) Bills 2.) Chiefs 3.) Chargers 4.) Ravens

LOL. Like that was ever going to happen.

Thinking long term. Both OT results were good for us.

Hello. You play to tie the game.

Geez. Does anybody want to win the Pitt game?

Designed QB runs up 21 in the 4th is still not advisable.

Haack continues to be an excellent holder.