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I think he's like Milano in that when he is injured and misses time, it causes ripples through the whole defense. It take multiple players to replace their on-field duties and you also miss out on their big plays that they have a knack for.

The answer is no. He is not blocked more often in his career than other punters. This is something that people do not need to be worried about.

Geno is one of the strangest looking men I have seen. Russel Wilson is a little strange looking too, so I guess it's a good fit.

The floor is dirty. The wall in the background looks like it is old and crumbling. It's worse than just the cheap plastic stand...

Do you feel like he has had more punts blocked than average in the NFL?

What exactly are you looking for?

Seems normal to me.

Mahomes is getting the ball out very quickly this year, with great results. When he is forced to hold onto the ball more than 2.5 seconds he has not been very good. This is not the same Chiefs team as last year. They are running the ball more as well. This is a huge game for them. They will be supremely motivated. They are last in their division and everyone has been talking negatively about them, especially their defense. They are going to want to make a statement. I'm excited. I think it should be a good game. They got some good pressure against Washington. Their QB slipped away time after time. He was pretty elusive in the pocket. Mahomes can do that too, though....

Dawson Knox ha been on a really good streak extending from last season, actually. His past 13 or 14 games have been pretty solid.

While I understand the logic, I think it just doesn't make sense to credit a QB with zero points for a passing TD. If anything, the QB and recievers should split the points. QB's often (not always) are doing 90% of the work. Dropping back, reading the defense, delivering the ball accurately, and putting the ball in a place for the receiver to make a play and get in the end zone. Statistics like these don't accurately reflect the game we watch, a game dominated by QB's who contribute big-time to scoring. Yet our scoring record book is littered with kickers who play one of the lowest percentage of snaps of any position and who, while important, are nowhere near the level of value of the QB. Anyways, not a big deal at all. Just interesting.

Nope.

Ron doesn't like deals getting done.

Maybe he has clubs on both hands this time.

Not saying Bass hasn't been impressive. I just understand the record. Like, kickers are always the highest scorers but that never makes sense to me when you look at the actual points. Maybe it's looking at individual scoring events, like every extra point and every field goal counts as a single score. Not the points.

Agreed, but I like Andy Reid and I have nothing against Mahomes.

Sure, but Hill did have 172 yards against us in the playoffs. He was a big factor.

I don't understand the Bass points thing. Is that just for kickers? Josh Allen scored 32 TD's (passing and rushing) his first 20 NFL games. That's 192 points (6 points per TD) and I'm sure there are quite a few QB's who scored more than Allen in their first 20 games, which means they had more points than Bass too. So what am I missing? For instance, Mahomes had 62 total TD's in his first 20 games, even including that game at the end of his rookie year that he didn't score in. That's a total of 372 points in his first 20 games.

This dude has proven over and over that he is a me-first player. He is not going to add positively to the team chemistry and culture here. And his best days are behind him as a player anyway. He will try to get as much money as he possibly can. The Bills do not have cap space.

Criticized by whom? Just Chiefs fans? Because everyone else on the planet thought it was justified.

They already have a locker room of criminals and low character individuals, so I don't think they'll mind bringing anyone else in with off the field issues.

He could have his leg snapped and never be the same. I don't think it is wise to offer hall of fame takes until a player has significant seasons under their belt and have achieved something. Mahomes is close because he has already taken his team to two Superbowls, winning one, and he has been an MVP. He already has some hall of fame worthy accolades. But Herbert? Not even close. At least let him take his team to the playoffs first.

What does "stackin' their chicken" mean? It all made sense to me until that very last line. Now, if he said "stackin' their Skittles" I would have followed.

No, I liked Murphy, although he went downhill over the years. I like Tasker. I loathed Donald Jones. I like Chris Brown. I have defended the show a lot over the years. Maddy Glab just doesn't add any value to the show at all. I don't see how anyone could say she is doing a good job. Now, when she isn't a regular and just comes on the show for her short, silly segments? Fine. Whatever. But it's a train wreck when she is expected to talk for three hours about NFL football. She rambles worse than Tasker, and it's always just to restate what Brown says. 100% of the time (unless they are rambling about their personal lives). I don't care if she is fired or not. Just don't ask her to do what she clearly can't do. She can't talk about football live on air for 3 hours straight. For short, specific segments she is fine.

Sure, but I think most people would say they were a lot more active and better at sports and physical things when they were in their 20's vs their 30's. I know I was. Part of it is just lifestyle. I was a lot more active then and had a more active job. Once I got a desk job I went downhill and was a lot less active. And I had kids so I was not as free to just leave and go play sports with friends or even work out as much. People have some recency bias. Beebe is one of the fastest in NFL history.

Yes, I knew about his past CFL seasons. Good point about the running start. That should help slower receivers. Often the issue with speed is a lack of acceleration rather than the lack of top speed.