MJS

I thought Spencer Brown's penalty was pretty tame. I guess it was for that final little shove, but it wasn't even that hard. Everything before that was during the play and normal football. Olineman are allowed to pancake defenders like that.

And everyone heard it nationally on prime time about Josh Allen, so they will believe it. That comment from Aikman really did a lot of harm.

If the tuck rule does not apply to that, what the heck does it apply to? They need to change the rule if so. Rodgers was clearly NOT trying to throw the ball. That should be a fumble all day.

Good. This isn't the time of the year that you want to be the best team in the league.

I think he was talking about the stupid graphics they always do for MNF, with Allen and Rodgers dancing.

Fail by the players.

People complaining about McDermott? What did he supposedly do wrong this time?

It's not lame. Even if he was 2nd to Mahomes, it would still be amazing.

And that was bull crap by Aikman saying that Allen should have 5 or 6 INT's. That is not true at all. He had two dropped last week and that is about all.

Josh Allen Mack Hollins Ray Davis Taron Johnson Taylor Rapp Hollins scored a TD and drew PI flags. Good on him.

You have forgotten some much worse games, my friend. I won't mention them because they will only hurt you.

The angle from right behind the uprights does not allow you to see when the ball actually crosses the posts.

Elam. Miller. Rousseau. Oh, and Trubisky.

Yeah, stay with your wife. That is the correct choice.

Sweet. I have Peacock.

They are an interesting team to watch. They seem to flounder for long periods of time and then get a big play or sustain a long drive that makes them seem like a really good team.

True, but they are in the NFC. There aren't elite QBs over there right now.

Even if I did, I enjoy attending super bowl parties and watching it on the TV.

As long as I can still watch it on TV. It's not like I'm ever going to a Superbowl.

I personally think McCarthy is better than everyone seems to give him credit for. I wouldn't necessarily want him to coach the Bills, but he isn't a complete bum. I'd say he is an average head coach.

It was supposed to be the 35 instead of the 30 for touchbacks, but they chickened out and made it the 30. They will switch it to the 35 next year for sure, because they are still not getting returns. I miss the original kickoffs, personally, before they started screwing with everything. But, I guess those aren't safe. Shame.

Anther conspiracy theory. Everyone lied. Allen lied about his hand. Everyone is in on it, I guess.

Actually, the two situations are different enough to have different opinions about both. Tua hit his head and only his head. He then collapsed multiple times while trying to get up. Allen had his ankle rolled badly on the play he went down and immediately started grimacing and kicking his feet in pain. I thought he might have hurt his shoulder when it happened live (I was at the game), but he said it was also his chest, later on. I had zero suspicions that it was a head injury when it happened. Not sure what they said on the broadcast, but I bet they were claiming a head injury, which impacts everyone's opinions who watched the broadcast. The NFL tightened up their protocols after the Tua situation, which clearly admits fault, even if they don't say it overtly. The two situations could not be more different.

Tua collapsed multiple times after hitting his head. What symptoms did Josh Allen show?

Just face the truth. There is no evidence whatsoever that Allen suffered a concussion or that there was anything amiss, just as there is no evidence whatsoever that Allen "lost consciousness". None. But there will continue to be conspiracy theorists who refuse to accept reality. Whatever. You all have the right to believe what you want.