Motorin'

Their O was moving at will in the first half. When a team thinks they've won and turns it off, it's hard to turn it back on.

Or the Browns O just loses their rhythm and their D plays prevent.

Well, if they made it, it would be a 17 pt game. 2 TD's and a FG to tie.

And KC game is Sunday. So if we win we have an extra day of rest.

Omg, they should have drafted him to begin with. Dummies

Yeldon is still the biggest RB and has the same top speed as Williams. I like TJ in short yardage situations too. As good as Williams was against the Fins, they worry demoralized at that point and I worry about putting a rookie into a playoff game with so much pressure. I'd go with the Vet, and my guess is McD does too... He could call up them both.

I'm enjoying the Bears defense. They are really hard hitting and good at creating turnovers.

They're using cinema cameras with large sensors and shooting wide open to produce shallow depth of field. I love it.

Their defense is for sure.

Or tried to run over or hurdle the defender there.

Loving the use of large sensor cameras and shallow depth of field for some of these player shots.

Apparently six steps and laying on your back with the ball in possession isn't a catch.

I mean, it's for kids who don't know anything about football. I guess.

I think the Steelers are definitely going to win, and I'd prefer that matchup. But I'm not scared of Baltimore if it comes to it. I think the Bills win that game last year with Diggs. And Josh has gotten so much better against zero blitz.

It was dumb, just saying they had a reason.

How about a Browns v Bills AFC championship in OP?

They did it bc the Titans disrespected their logo earlier in the year.

Wiping their feet on the Titans logo, tell us how you really feel!

Well there's a catch 22. If Big Ben looks great and as a result you don't want to play him, he probably killed the Browns and ya have to play him. Personally, I wish we were united in not caring who our opponent was. But the fact that a lot of fans are scared of this team or that means we aren't fully confident in the quality of our team.

The QB in this draft that reminds me of Josh the most is Lawrence. I think Josh is more accurate that Lawrence, and has learned to throw with more touch.

If there is a qb capable of making these plays, I'd say an NFL GM would be smart to draft him: https://www.ncaa.com/news/football/article/2017-12-23/looking-back-josh-allens-wyoming-career-his-five-best-plays-cowboys

I've read the article. They exclude any data set that disproves their claims, and pretend like their statistical analysis has predicative power. It was trash when they wrote it, and it is trash now. Stats don't have to power to quantify the qualities that individual human beings possess, and their interpretation of their chery picked numbers discounts the human potential for growth.

He said championship game.

You can say whatever you want about math without using math. It doesn't make it math.

You're making analytic claims with evidence. Go look at Bradshaw, Aikman and Elways first couple of seasons vs their best seasons. And I'm not buying that you've looked at every elite NFL qb's college stats to be able to say Josh is an outlier. Josh demonstrated constant improvement games 1-8 to games 8-16 each season. And his biggest jump occured from the first half of his rookie season to the second half of his rookie season. I do think that he may regress a little bit next year if full crowds are reintroduced. But definitely believe in his ability to keep getting better!