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He was moving toward the opponent's end zone.

Pass rush has been what they have shown this game. Multiple sacks, hits, and pressures.

Offense looks good. Defense is ok, but you can tell they are missing their linebackers.

What's the deal? Was it a lightning strike or something?

You don't. You drop the ball and it's incomplete.

The ball came out immediately when he hit the ground. Didn't see a football move.

Dude, there are countless players who have had amazing careers who weren't drafted in the first round. You realize that, right? Teams pass on guys for lots of reasons, including idiocy.

Bills - 31 Dolphins - 20

I'm assuming he was asked that. If he says no, that makes him look bad. If he says yes, that makes him look arrogant. He's top 3 or 4 for sure.

Every season is unpredictable. You win some you shouldn't and lose some you should win. Just have to take it week by week.

They faced a very good defensive line, though. It's like the only good thing about that Jets team.

That's ridiculous. Nobody is being disparaged.

That list has crazy swings with players going up and down 10 to 15 spots! I guess that means their list was really poor to begin with, or they are going to do this after every single game, hyper reacting to things.

I assume he can go to the coordinator for coaching.

He looked good. He didn't really make many "wow" plays though. Efficient and consistent. Let's wait and see how he does going forward. But he took a ton of hits in the pocket and I don't think it is a recipe for success throwing it 60+ times a game. They need to help their rookie QB out more. The difference to me is Allen makes those "wow" plays all the time, and he did as a rookie too. He makes a lot of mistakes, but you always feel like a big play could happen at any moment. But yeah, it has only been two games for Burrow. Have to wait and see. There's no way anyone could honestly claim that he is better than Allen after two games (and two losses, btw).

Can we just ban this guy already? What a complete and utter moron.

You obviously have no clue. Just give up now instead of digging yourself deeper into a hole. What is Edmunds supposed to do? Tell Sean McDermott that he IS going to play? Trot out onto the field even though he hasn't been cleared?

It's not up to Milano and Edmunds if they play or not. This regime has always been cautious with injuries. Everything you said is a bunch of bull.

I was referring only to his yards per attempt stat. The big difference eis likely due to the disparate caliber of defenses he faced week 1 vs 2. I said nothing bad about him.

It has nothing to do with Baker. It was the defenses he faced.

Wow, that was a horrible interception. If Josh did that we'd be calling him a bust. Completely did not see the defender.

Well yeah, you always know where he will be. Shutting down your top receiver and never allowing TD's.

Yeah, and with this particular kick I am not convinced it was good anyway. But if camera angles are an issue, spend some of your billions of dollars on a couple extra cameras. I don't care about this particular kick, but if I am an NFL executive, if I saw that, I would say to myself "Why is this kind of thing still happening in 2020? Surely we can come up with some solutions to some of these plays." The fact that there isn't a camera angle is silly, because they already have cameras on the uprights themselves. For some reason that hasn't been made available, but they surely have it. Unless someone forgot to press the on button on that camera?

Field goals is just part of it. And I don't blame the officials at all. The game is designed for the officials to have to make too many split second judgement calls. Spotting the ball is the easiest thing to see. They get the spot a little bit wrong basically every single time, which is a huge deal because literally every inch is important. And the other issue is that certain things aren't reviewable. Why? Why is a field goal reviewable until it reaches a certain height? That makes no sense. That is when you NEED to review it the most. And there are plenty examples of non-reviewable things that should be reviewable.

I don't really give the Dolphins much thought these days. It's the Jets I hate the most. Classless organization with dirty players. Ironically, my hate for them really started in their Rex Ryan years.