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Taunting lol. Be like Zolteck from little Giants

Taunting is such a stupid penalty. These are grown men, they can't talk crap to each other?

Singletary definitely looks like he has more juice

Didn't the Browns get blasted week 1 last season? How did that turn out?

Until he is out of the NFL again in 2 weeks and reapplies for reinstatement next season

So long tailgating

I still don't know how they are going to enforce it. I can't imagine the lines going into the stadium checking the vaccination status of 70,000. By the time people get into the game it will be after the game is over

Just go to a game here and there. I'm glad I don't have season tickets though. I would be pissed

I went to the Steelers game this past Sunday. Didn't know that would be the last game I attend in that stadium. Bummer

He missed a lot of things yesterday. It was very odd

I was not aware of that. He did things like this all game though. It was strange. I hope it was just rust. There were players that were stuck in trying to get to the game and I wonder if that played a small roll.in things that happened out there

That's what I'm saying. He locked onto the shorter routes constantly. I was actually very surprised that Sanders who's 34 was actually getting open like he was. But it was odd that Allen did throw to double and triple coverage more often than the open man. The 4th and 9 play, he threw about a 25 yard pass down the field to Gabe Davis in triple coverage. My friend was like "he's been throwing short yardage this whole game and now he wants to go down field in triple coverage instead of just getting the first down?" It was very weird what he was doing today

Well, you would think Sanders would have told him in the huddle "yo, look for me" or something. One play when Allen dropped back he had time, looked down field and my friend said "he's got him again" referring to Sanders right down the middle of the field but Allen only looked left for about 2 seconds, rolled to his right and then got sacked. Sanders was visibly frustrated once the play was over. And that was the about the 3rd time he was wide open

Our WRs are fine. And I'm not saying Allen was fully to blame for the loss, but he missed wide open WRs down field not just by being off target but not even looking at them numerous times. I was at the game and I can tell you about 4 different times, when he had time to throw that Emmanuel Sanders was wide open down the field and he immediately checked it down to Beasley or threw a quick slant to Diggs. He had one play where he only threw about a 4 or 5 yard pass and Singletary was on an island by himself about 40 yards downfield and didn't even look at him at all. Allen was not the full problem today but he was part of it by not looking off the short routes underneath

Lol. Brainwashed

You decided to keep 7 WRs, huh?

The Wildgoose Chase is over

I know. I was worried

While Diggs is here? No. But just being a solid number 2 is fine

Yeah, but 2-10?

It's crazy to me actually why we kept Norwood for as long as we did. In his career, he only made 60% of his kicks between 40-49 yards and was only 2-10 from 50+ in his career which is only 20%. I watched something the other day that said before he kicked that FG in the Super Bowl that he was 1-5 in 40+ yards on grass fields. When we cut him after the 91 season, he never kicked anywhere again and he was only with the Bills for 7 seasons. That tells me other teams didn't really find him to be that great of a kicker either

I've always wondered, if we had Christie instead of Norwood in that first Super Bowl, is that kick good? I think it is. Like you said, Christie very rarely missed in the clutch.

Thank you

There was a topic on here a couple days ago about how our team now compares to the 90's Super Bowl teams which I really enjoyed reading through and seeing what people had to say but I can't seem to find it now. I could be overlooking it or did the title of it get changed?

Ummmm no