Motorin'

Bourne's still on the Covid list. He could get off in time to play. So could Dawkins and Feleciano. Why? Cause Belichick said he's eligible to play if he passes two tests? Has he passed one?

I was actually wondering if the Pats told him not to come in in order to avoid testing. Cynical, but it's the Pats.

No Stevenson is huge, especially considering Harris is nursing a hammy.

Perhaps you've heard of... What was that again... Covid?

McKenzie is going to get a lot of touches. Might even see what Hodgins has to offer.

Yeah, I heard the Bills already moved to Austin too.

Are they not getting back because they're symptomatic, or because they're contagious just as long... even with no symptoms?

Yeah, no rivalry. Belichick said they may even skip the game and go golfing.

I think it's more important to run the ball when the defense thinks it's coming because it setups up the play action pass than it is to run it just for the sake of running it.

Former 2nd round pick

Supply and command Ricky.

People seem to confuse "not for profit" with "vow of poverty."

Was he not IR'd for the year?

Enjoy your knitting party next Sunday. You don't sound very interested in playing a rival for the division title.

Robert's Rules... You're out of order.

Did you click on the wrong thread? This is a thread about Boston reporters saying the Patriots already won the division.

They ended the Bills season and already won the AFC East. All without a QB. Cool story bro.

For his sake I hope he's asymptomatic!

Yeah, and the more transparency the better. The tv broadcast should have access to the footage the replay official is reviewing in real time since they are supplying the feed. It might not be a perfect solution, but "clear and obvious" errors could get addressed quickly.

Having one guy in NY exert that kind of control is absurd.

That's why you make them the official replay referee in the booth, and give them say over objectively measured calls via video, but not the subjective calls.

Oh ok, I guess eating dog ***** is reasonable to you.

Are you kidding me? Get the bleepity bleep outta here.

Why waste the time of having the ref come over and look at the play on a tablet? Ther should be an official eye in the sky at every game with immediate access to all angles correcting clear and obvious errors. 95% of challenges would go away, as would the tedious delay to review them on the sideline. The review of completions / incompletions, fumbles, spots and TD's could be happening during the 40 second play clock. On clearly disputed play calls, the ref on field could momentarily pause for confirmation if need be. This wouldn't resolve penalty disputes, but would speed up and correct obvious errors that result in long delayed challenges or teams getting hose by bad calls.