Motorin'

How do you know that? Jamarcus Russell.

Nor did they play the same level of competition as LSU this year.

I haven't seen him catch many passes the last two games, and he's gone to the locker room in both.

Is it just me, or has this been a rediculously long first half?

He's a sophomore.

That was a nice reverse by Higgins, but I need to see him catching passes down field.

And then he made some plays for his team on the field to help them win.

Tennehill is good enough for them to win it all, given how effective their rushing attack is. But is their defense good enough to stop Mahomes, Kelce and hill? That's the question for them. I think they mach up better against the 49's than the Chiefs.

Henry is going to get his yards, but I just don't see them shutting down Mahomes. Even if the TOP is lopsided, KC will get their points.

A more reasonable comparison would be - we should have drafted Tom Brady instead of Leif Larson

Should have drafted JuJu Smith-Schuster

The job description does't read like the Bills are looking for a therapist to sit around with players and talk about their childhood feelings. The idea behind cognitive neuropsychology is that there are scientifically proven ways to increase mental processing speed. That's why the job posting is requiring bio and Neuro feedback. There are really cool mind controlled video games that use spatial / information processing to sharpen mental processing. Also, all great players need to perfect their visualization skills, qb's most of all. A really good sports psychologist can help a player increase their mental processing speed, visualize their keys, footwork, technique ect. and help them come up with routines to shake off bad plays and get their head back in the game.

I like Jordan Phillips, and think he's a good DT to have on the field in pass rushing situations. But his run D is pretty bad. This play has stuck with me, he gets pushed 5 yards down field by Philly's Guard on the play resulting in a rushing TD for Boston Scott.

And so is power running. Everything that is old is new again. Josh will get the time he needs to develop because he's competitive now. And he'll continue to be competitive, even if he doesn't reach his ceiling next year.

Eli Manning, Steve Young, Troy Aikman, Ben Roethlisberger, Aaron Rodgers, Jim Kelly, to name a few.

What you mean to say us that you don't have the patience to wait that long. That's how long it's going to take Josh to actually become a top 10 QB. I'm not making excuses. I'm basing my opinion off of history. There's a laundry list of qb's who needed that amount of time to reach their peak.

Clowney had more of a head lock, vice like grip

It's a personal foul. He ripped his helmet half way off his head from the back of the helmet.

If Houston can get one stop, they can make it a 3 point game... Big IF.

I mean, say what you want about the Bills passing on both of these qb's. They at least got a lot of extra value out of the decision. The Bears gave up value to pass on both.

This is the Trubisky bowl.

If you say so.

I'm only one person.

He had over 500 total yards and got his team in scoring position 8 times. Harbough was arrogant and greedy. It should have been much closer.

Watson isn't throwing in the towel.