MJS

One of the former players in the post-game said he got a concussion and was able to BS his way through the protocol and get back on the field. Another teammate pulled him out and told the coaches he wasn't right and shouldn't be playing. If you can BS your way through the protocol, obviously it is not good enough. They need to determine without any doubt that they do not have a concussion. Scan their brain or something. There has to be more concrete ways of determining this. What the player says or does shouldn't be a factor. Take it out of their hands.

Every single play sheet for every coach says go for 2 in that instance. Has nothing to do with chasing points. It's because 1 point does absolutely nothing for you there.

1 point is useless there.

Go watch it. He hit his head more violently last week.

Why didn't they go for two?

He hit his head WAY harder last week. To me this is more evidence that he was concussed, because a much smaller hit seemed to do a lot more damage. Every concussion makes the next concussion more likely.

Tua with another back injury. He'll be back out there soon! Ignore the duck tape on his head.

My favorites.

The advantage usually goes to the offense because it takes longer for defenders to react.

20 mile per hour winds is a lot.

Do the giants not want him? They are playing well and he is a big part of that. People always act like some teams are just begging to give away their best players to contending teams. Maybe they want to keep him.

How? How did the coaches let's down?

I know. If it was as simple as deciding to build an elite oline and being able to do it, every single team in the league would have elite olines. Nobody knows how drafted players will turn out. You do your best to bring in free agents to upgrade positions. You try to develop your own guys. Sometimes you catch lightning in a bottle and manage to get 5 good starters, maybe even a couple of elite guys. Then they have to stay healthy and actually learn how to play well together. It's extremely difficult to do.

Yeah, I'm sure they just decided they wouldn't make the oline elite. This is how it works, right? The GM wakes up one morning and is like "Hey, I think it's about time we had an elite oline. Why didn't I think of this before?"

I've had multiple bad high ankle sprains as well.

Why should it never come down to spikes? It does in like every single close game ever. Glad he knew the rules. Clock would not have stopped.

Do we have video of him crying and screaming like Mac Jones? I hear those high ankle sprains can be life threatening. Morse is the most important piece we need back.

Philly is a mirage. They are not as good as they seem. There is no chance they go unbeaten.

Don't bother. He will continue to double down on his bad take that the heat and humidity was not a big deal or that playing in the cold is just as dangerous, which is just an insanely ignorant take. He'll keep digging that hole.

The play would not have been reversed. They would have let it stand. I'm pretty certain of that.

The hold was perfect.

It isn't even close.

The cold is pretty easy to deal with and is not really dangerous.

Allen was clearly having issues. He was one of 5 players kneeling in exhaustion at one point. By the end he could barely keep his head up. It was from the heat and humidity. It wasn't because he was just tired from playing football. That's how Allen plays every single week and he usually is fine. Also, he missed the pass to McKenzie because he hurt his throwing hand. He hit it on a helmet or facemask before that play. He received x-rays after the game.

There has been plenty of tension with Bieniemy in the past in that organization. I don't think they were arguing about the decision at the end of the half. Andy Reid made that decision. Andy Reid controls the offense and of course he made the decision to let the clock run out, not Bieniemy.