TheyCallMeAndy

Getting way ahead of myself: If Strong is competent and when Max is healthy, I wouldn't be horribly surprised if Tre was released and added to the practice squad (the role I thought he'd have this year). How often does the healthy CB4 dress if they don't play special teams? Ingram would be the active CB4 on gameday. One play in Q4 stands out, showed some agility I didn't realize he had!

Bosa guilty of that as well.

Uncle Tre can take as long as he needs to heal up, definitely want to see Strong get more reps. Imagine having 2 legitimate CBs who had been 6th round picks.

That is insane 🤯 Means Taron Johnson or Benford was eaten alive by Flowers

Waiting for the All-22 reviews, but my guess is run defense was very poor for both.

Really? I didn't notice another CB out there?

There is nothing that happened last night that a 35 year old, athletically declined Poyer or a 195 pound rookie would have done with an untouched 260 pound future HOF RB running full steam at them. I'm very curious for the All-22 film to come out. I think the rookies (43, 98, 96) and LBers will grade out worse than the safeties. It starts upfront, eye test says it was a rough day on the DL for everyone not named Ed Oliver. That sets the stage for LB failure as well.

I would agree with this, Bass has a high percentage that fade.

They very well may be! Dalton had himself a game too.

Baltimore has, and is, been the worst matchup for the Bills defense. Their offense is huge (RB, FB, OL) and fast (QB, RB, WRs). Bills defense is undersized (LB, DT) but fast. Bad combo, especially if you are a 425 base.

None of the above. Rapp is who he is, Bishop needs reps, he won't magically reach his potential sitting on the sideline. It just wasn't just or safeties last night, the whole defense looked bad and most do vs Ravens. They made it happen when it mattered, though. If Rapp/Bishop still look bad in Oct, then we have a problem.

Anyone remember that SNL Tebow/Broncos skit? "Matt Prater, I pray to you brother"

I'm having BBMB PTSD right now. Peace and love everybody.

Weird ESPN is claiming this was in retaliation to the loss. Didn't this happen right after the Raven's went up 40-25?

Speculation and exaggerations from petty, unnamed, ex-coaches and a bush league shock jock. To start: TD does hit pieces, releases them days before the season starts, and hides that juicy tea behind a paywall. They are all, always, unnamed sources. TD is a total joke. If an unnamed source states an opinion, like Williams has a learning disability, that is speculation. "Not knowing how to watch film" "50% of the play calls verbalized wrong" "Dyslexic" Lots of it, from these unnamed sources, who are all fired ex-coaches I think, seem to be exaggerated. Could it all be real? Maybe. If Williams was that bad and dysfunctional he sure did manage to put up some numbers as a rookie. The issue with me is Ty Dunne has zero credibility and is nothing more than a shock jock. Also a Packers fan, that may be worth mentioning. "Dumbing down the playbook," calling plays a rookie QB is comfortable with, growing pains (like reciting plays wrong), and relearning how to watch film aren't uncommon occurrences for rookie QBs, for what it's worth.

Except the parts where he is just wildly speculative.

Core memory unlocked. Back to therapy.

All IR designations are technically to return at a 4 week minimum, correct?

Not for that reason, no lol

Another thing: Technically, aren't the folks hosting/streaming the events actually the ones breaking the law (the streamer sites) and NOT the viewers themselves? I believe I have read this somewhere, otherwise 99.9% of us would risk legal repercussions for watching Youtube.

Honest Question: Streaming site pays for the service, and hosts/airs the game on their site allowing 350,000 people watch it. Buffalo Wild Wings pays for the service and has game on allowing 350,000 people watch it. What's the difference?

FYI, you'll have to put gas in it.

I think the only interesting thing about the depth chart is Moore listed as Shakir's backup, Samuel listed as Palmer's.

Dude is like 26, and now he likely never looks to leave again for a pay day.

Good, it's not a victimless crime! Think of the poor billionaires!