MJS

Darnold is in a bad situation. Reverse teams and I KNOW Josh would be struggling in New Jersey, and I'm fairly confident Darnold would be progressing nicely in Buffalo.

Oh, I didn't mention Allen. I was only talking about Mahomes.

Wow, that's sloppy mechanics by Mahomes. Looking is better than not looking. Hopefully he worked on that in the off-season. Seems like an easy thing to fix, though.

My goodness. The Cowboys are eternally overrated...

The only thing I think needs mentioning between the two of them is everyone is worried sick about Allen getting hurt when running it but nobody seems to care if Jackson runs it a lot. Why is that? Let both of them do what they are good at.

I'm fine with the Browns sucking for a long time. They have a bunch of annoying players.

By what standard? The 49ers only won 4 games without Jimmy G.

Oh, ok. But it could also mean more targets. Anyway, I think it is pretty ridiculous to compare these guys right now.

Is that ... a bad thing?

Nope.

Bills win 33 to 16. They iron out the kinks from week one. Another big day from Allen and the running backs have a much better game. Perfect two preseason games before the REAL season starts.

That's to be determined. I'm not sure how anyone could even have an opinion on him yet.

I didn't watch much. I saw his first two misses and called them both before he missed them. Gostkowski doesn't have it anymore and I knew anything longer than 40 would likely be a miss from him. He's too dang old. But whatever. I have no interest in either team besides the fact we play them both.

I say let the kid run. It's what he does, he's good at it, and it is tough for defenses to contain. He just needs to cut it off a yard or two sooner by sliding, getting out of bounds, etc.

Dang, I picked the Broncos. They should have had it.

They'll look like geniuses if he comes in after Rodgers leaves and becomes a really good QB.

Woods gave his all here and he was fun to watch. I'll always remember his run blocking and that play he took out two defenders to allow a big run. But man, he's been gone a long time. Time to move on.

This is a good game to watch since we play both teams later.

Nothing they could possibly do would make everyone happy. Might as well stay inside for it.

True! But I believe Brees threw a lot more passes in his one incompletion game.

You are talking out of your behind. A big part of the modern NFL game is extending plays and the scramble drill. Aaron Rodgers has made a career out of it. Teams actually practice what to do and what to look for when a play breaks down. Wide receivers are schooled on how to get open and come back for the ball. These things are planned and worked on. There are always things to work on from the previous game. Brady, Manning, Brees, etc. will tell you they always have things to look at and work on after a game. That's a given. Stats are stats. Allen's stats perfectly represent the game he had. No QB is ever 100% completion percentage in a game (Brees got close last year) which means every QB misses throws, or has the passes defended, etc. And every QB throws INT's. So yeah, Allen does have stuff to work on and always will till the day he retires.

Sorry. Had to do it, haha

Agreed. He had good coverage all night and made sure tackles.

I guess that means it wasn't a collarbone for Edmunds. That's good news.

My guess would be screens are more difficult to master than other plays. It takes good faking by the offensive line, QB, and receivers/backs. It requires offensive linemen who are agile enough to get out in space and eat up blocks. And it takes a QB who can get the ball to the right spot often under pressure. So maybe we just haven't had all those prices together to have those plays be effective until now.