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While this is just a guess not based on anything specific, I have a feeling we might be looking at the next Aaron Maybin.

Without that catch, it could be a very different game. We likely give the Dolphins the ball back with the game tied (assuming Bass hits the FG) and who knows what happens with the way our D was playing. In an era of over the top celebrations, it was really refreshing to see.

For all the Moss love on this board, he looked extremely slow and hesitant. I get it's game #1 against a good defensive front, but not what I expected.

On WFAN last week, he said Allen would surely struggle with accuracy vs the Jets.

So much for "following the science." There is zero reason and there is no science-based evidence that it makes any difference.

My guess is there is close to zero demand: - People don't go to Dolphins games anyway - Weather in hot in Miami in September - People are afraid - Many who aren't afraid don't want to wear a mask in the heat for 3 hours, deal with assigned gate entry, etc. - Others would rather stay home due to a lack of stadium environment with limited attendance Add all that up and demand is low. With that said, I will be flying to Miami and going to the game - probably won't buy my ticket until the day before.

Tickets are coming down in price by the hour on Stubhub

Maybe he's the next Aaron Maybin. Common sense says that if he really impressed in camp, he wouldn't be inactive.

It's time to win a playoff game. McDermott is great, but he has a .500 record as head coach and is 0-2 in the playoffs. It's time to change that around.

I'm a big fan, but this is a big commitment for a guy who hasn't won a playoff game and who's team massively collapsed in the Wild Card game last year. All for stability, but may have given it one more year before doing this.

At the end of the day, he didn't opt out. Now everyone is saying, "what a great guy - loves football - etc." People are talking about him and in a positive light. It's great for his branding. I see right through it.

Everyone is allowed an opinion.

It's embarrassing that you'd call it embarrassing. This is quite possibly true and completely fair to have this theory given past comments by Tre. He has access to world class facilities, testing, etc. Many things regular society doesn't have. I don't understand the opt-outs and don't buy that he's going to actually do it. He just wants people talking about him.

This is all a publicity stunt for Tre to get his name out there and build his profile. Lots of people talking about him now

NFL facilities are hospital clean and there are more safety protocols than practically any other industry. Count me as one who just doesn’t get it. I look at the guy or gal working at the grocery store or a nurse or police officer. They don’t have access to the testing, world class facilities, etc. and somehow show up for work each day making pennies. Obviously he has the right to do what he wants. I also have the right to not agree with it or understand it.

Bottom line is saying something is “black” is racist. We are one America with one national anthem. I’m sick of the pandering They don’t want unity - that’s the problem

Isn’t a “black” national anthem racist? Just imagine if we had a “white” national anthem. I will not stand if played at any game I attend. This creates division

Assistant TE coach

I wouldn't be shocked if he isn't even the week 1 starter

Is anyone else really sick of this guy? He misses being on tv every night.

Chris Simms also made a comment while at the University of Texas that Chilis was his favorite Mexican restaurant in the city.

The pandering is that no opinions are allowed. Any opinion expressed is attacked. Thus, people are silenced and there’s no “conversation.” Conversation would have entailed folks listening to Brees and having dialogue. Not shaming him into apology. This is why we have a “silent majority” in our society

We all have to pander to this movement now regardless of opinions - if we don’t, we’ll be called racist. The NFL is no different

He should keep his mouth shut too. He's gained 0 yards in the NFL and has to prove himself before he starts talking about defenders making "business decisions."

Wait a minute - I thought this was supposed to be a "conversation." If this is the case, it has to be two way with everyone being heard and not being bullied into certain opinions. This will never work and IMO is a big part of the problem.