Scott7975

Nobody really gets shut down for a full game all that often. Teams adjust to defense, defense adjusts back.

No Levis NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Bryce Young 5/6 12 yards. Is this dude throwing 5 yards backwards?

Lol Rodgers held that forever

Levis

Man Levis is dumpster. A few nice passes but otherwise pretty bad.

Pollard is a beast. Both I think.

Nice missile from Levis.

Cant hit a QB in the head. Although I think those types of RTP are weak. Geeze. Great player but seems like he always getting hurt.

"Gonna run him till he pukes"

Yup. I said last week that Daboll probably going to be looking for a job after this season. People wanted to fire McD for this guy.

Thanks for starting the thread. I dont have cable or Sunday ticket. I have paramount+ so will be watching Jets/Titans after I get back from the store.

Is there an "Around the NFL week 2" thread or are we going to use this one?

I kid I kid

It shows he goes for it when the analytics say to go for it.

McD I think has actually been one of the more aggressive Coach on going for it. Probably felt that this game could be a shootout and wanted to get a good start.

Its because that is their offense. It was like that before the concussions.

Tua isnt even in the same universe as Josh. Tua has a quick 1 read release and thats about it. The speed and McDaniels scheme hides the QB and thats why they cant beat winning teams.

I dont know why people keep expecting this slugfest. Miami has a worse roster than last year. We are 11-2 or something against Miami. Only like 3 of them were slugfests. People keep hyping Miami every year and every year all they do is beat up on weak teams.

Im gonna answer anyways. You can say that about any QB in any game. Doesnt mean it was an MVP performance.

Incredible throws for sure. The Cook throw is pretty standard though. Yeah it may get tipped but its still a pretty standard throw that happens all the time from any QB. I still don't view it as an MVP performance. To me an MVP carried the team. Cook carried the offense this week. The defense kinda carried the team getting 3 turnovers, pick 6, and giving us short fields. Of course, to the people who vote, pretty much all that matters is who was the better 1 seed. Of course Josh can still have an MVP season and I think he will, but this specific game I wouldnt call it that. This is the typical game for Lamar almost every week last year.

Goes to show that speed isnt everything and gimmick offense can only hide a QB so much.

Would you call Allen the MVP of this game or Cook or maybe the defense that got 3 turnovers. One of those being a pick 6. Allen did what he needed to do to win the game. I wouldn't call it an MVP performance just like I wouldn't call Jacksons season last year an MVP season.

I mean there are what like maybe 3-4 truely innovating Coordinators in the league. Three of them are head coaches. Expecting us to hire some innovative super nerd is asking a bit much. I dont care about innovation. I just want the offense to make sense. This offense makes sense. Unlike Dorseys. I also want to point out to the people that complained Josh didnt hit Diggs for the first down and instead tried to make a harder pass to Shakir for a TD last year.... aint none of you complained he didnt take the easier first down here. This is the TD play to Ty. He had Knox for a much easier FD.

I dunno what happened behind closed doors. Everyone watching TV could see concussion. I always found it laughable they tried to say back injury. I find it even more laughable that to this day Miami fans will defend it and say he didnt have a concussion. However, if you go in a locker room and they ask you whats your name and you can answer, then there ya go ya passed concussion protocol. I know its not that simple. I am being hyperbolic. Guys know how to pass these things though. In any case, I would put more blame on the NFL than I would Miami. All Miami was doing was following their crap protocols. Maybe for the good of Tua someone needs to stop Tua, but if it were me I would not want someone else making a decision on my career. I'd want good Drs telling me the truth so that I could decide for myself. I don't think anyone should be telling Tua what to do. This is a violent sport. They know the risks. Could it be something Tua regrets down the road? Yeah, but IMO he should have the right to decide for himself what he wants to do with his life. Its his life. Thats just my opinion, because thats how I personally would want to be treated. Give me the information and let me make my own choice. I read some article earlier. It seemed to indicate that Miami is going to shut him down for the year. It also sounded like they hope he decides to retire so they don't have to pay him.