jkeerie

It has been our "luck" all season. The football gods have been frowning on us all year.

That tackle in Atlanta that wrecked his ankle was close to being a hip-drop tackle. They didn't call it as such, but you could see his ankle get caught up.

Watching Coleman, in the snow he was very tentative with his movement. I think that played a factor in any route beyond quick slants for him.

The gift that keeps on giving.

Apparently it is. He's been dealing with those injuries since training camp. He certainly seems to have lost a step this year and is not playing as aggressively. I don't think running in the snow helped him yesterday as well.

The worst thing that happened last year was Josh winning MVP with a bunch of no name receivers. It convinced Beane that he didn't need to provide better weapons for Josh so he used the draft on defense. It also made Brady look good as an OC.

You are exactly right. Texans will get in especially now that the Colts are cooked. Chiefs could still get in at 10-7, if they beat the Broncos and Chargers at home.

In truth, I would have preferred Stroud when we played them. Mills is more poised and accurate, IMO.

By the time NE plays Miami, Tua, Waddle and Waller will all be injured. It's just the way NE's schedule has played out. The football gods are smiling on them.

It doesn't matter who the Texans QB is with that defense. It's that defense that wins for the Texans. Playing them at home, in prime time makes it harder.

I can't stomach the Pats. Just noticed Bills at Steelers is on the NFL Network.

At this point, Denver is the only team in a position to prevent the Pats from getting the No. 1 seed. So... The go Broncos!

Right now, I think the Rams annihilate any team from the AFC. They look like the team to beat.

I totally agree with this. Brady shows no consistency game to game and he has no in-game awareness. It's like he throws out stuff to see if it works. If it does, he may or may not use it again. Whatever "game plan" he walks into a game with...he sticks with it, irrespective of what is going on in the game, or if something is working or not. Last year Alec Anderson was brought in as a 6th lineman on numerous occasions...and it helped. Now that has been abandoned in favor of Hawes...but Hawes i not used strictly as a blocker and so the oline is not getting the same impact. As good as some defenses are in this league, the Texans are a step above with their players and scheme. To trust 5 men to protect Josh in that game, with no outlet receivers was unconscionable. He's lucky Josh wasn't severely injured. I do believe that Brady is looking to move on and he's just going through the motions. It wouldn't surprise me if he goes back to the college ranks, with so many openings.

I believe they still have an open roster spot, after getting rid of Moore. So nothing needs to be done. I would also suspect that the next player to be moved off of the 53 would be Phidarian Mathis vs Jordan Phillips.