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Gotta be related to the polymer failing because of the temperature.

No timeout?! Come on...

Lame. Apparently Kelce needs to get at least 7-8 yards in order to get some Taylor cam action.

Taylor cam is the best part of this game.

Someone better get McDaniel some of that amazing KC chicken broth.

My first thought was ranch, but since that's what flows through Reid's veins that would mean he's having a nose bleed.

Why does KC have good chicken broth? Is Jason Garrett drunk or is he just always this way?

Wtf was that Geico commercial?

Hi Tay Tay ❤️

Nice shot of Florida Man before the break there lol.

When they showed him on the sideline, I thought that their play almost mimics their head coach.

Wow.

Did you guys see that offensive lineman tumble and roll?!?!

I had an excellent organic chem professor for I and II, and our class sizes were between 10 and 15, so organic wasn't too bad. P-chem was literally a blur though. I genuinely dunno how I got an 85 on the second exam and eked out a B lol.

DIVISION CHAMPS!!!!

That spot was BS.

Miami is just as likely to drive 90 yards as they are 60 yards with all that team speed. I'd go for it.

Damn. Bills are dropping like flies.

Right. Had he thrown an incompletion, the result would have been 10 yards better for the Dolphins.

I still use Madden 2005 on the original Xbox because I love the franchise mode and how they did player progression. This is my 3rd 30-year franchise and at this point I don't even care about the wins. It's all about developing players and creating an excellent roster year after year.

Dumb AI can't even count syllables.

In my current Madden franchise, I drafted 2 WRs with picks 5 (Travis Green) and 11 (Reuben Parkman) in the second round. Green: 6'2", 214lbs, 89 SPD, 91 ACC, 89 AGI, 89 JMP, 58 STR, 67 BTK Parkman: 6'1, 205lbs, 96 SPD, 78 ACC, 92 AGI, 87 JMP, 57 STR, 55 BTK Green started his rookie year and has held the WR2 position since being drafted. Parkman took longer to develop, but after three years of training camp drills I was able to get his ACC to 96 and his JMP to 90. He's set to take the WR1 position next year. Both were abysmal blockers coming out of college but have really progressed in that area. Green is probably the more complete receiver and uses his size extremely well on deep balls in particular, but Parkman is incredibly smooth in his routes and electric after the catch. Both have been re-signed to 4-year extensions. I'll probably look to trade Green once he's on the wrong side of 30, but Parkman will likely retire a Bill. tl;dr: drafting WRs back-to-back might seem excessive, but it can really pan out in the right organization.

Time to go Fishing And let Ed do some squishing To keep them wishing

150%. Maybe even 200%.

Cowboys are the only team in all 3 categories.