Motorin'

I don't care what he says to the media. He needs to exorcize whatever demons have been keeping him from being 110% dialed in on game day.

The Bears 73-0 record is in danger tonight.

Just make sure to stay out of the big hole.

Show us pics of all the times players on offense lined up past the ball with no call. I'll hang up and listen.

No, they were up 14. When Tenn scored their first TD they went for 2 and made it a 6 point game.

The ball also popped out when he hit the ground. Bad bad no challenge there.

Literally needed to get one first down, keep the clock moving. Could have forced them to use all their TO's and kicked the game winning FG with little to no time left.

Made no sense.

It seemed like the abandoned the offense that was killing it in the first half. Then played like their were down two scores the entire second half. The same offense that ran it down the Eagles throat two weeks ago.

The offense needs to get back to big boy football, mixing the run and pass from under center. The Bills offense is at it's worst when they line up in shotgun every play and abandon the run.

During the commercial the Bills were flagged for thinking about holding.

Browning is looking pretty good. Making sharp audibles, hanging in the pocket, finding the open receiver with good touch.

These amps go to 11.

He did take two steps and tuck the ball under one arm. Is the act of tucking the ball away a "football move" or not?

Poyer should have went with Brown.

Dodson is playing really well, all things considered, and Douglas and Joseph have made a huge difference.

Back to back plays with a blow to the head of a defenseless receiver and then Slay tackles Sherfield. No flags.

Ty Johnson has earned more snaps.

That was the 365 pound monster Malata too.

0-0, the Eagles have the ball at their own 26 yard line. Drunk Bills fans start screaming the game is over... Please don't beat your dog when the Eagles get their first 1st down.

I have a feeling that the catch rule in HS football might be different than in the NFL. With the "old" catch rules that would have been a catch and down. The receiver didn't have to survive the ground. Just control the ball with two feet down for a microsecond and it was a catch. It really depends on the specific rules for that HS league.

This is like a Zeno's paradox of the catch rule. Although the catch rule might be different in the HS league then the NFL. To rule it an INT, you have to rely on the rule that a receiver doesn't become a runner until the catch is complete. So even if they catch the ball with control while going to the ground, even if the knee is down ending the play. Or touched by a defender while on the ground and possessing the ball with control. If the ball pops in the air before the catch is complete, the play isn't over. Same weird paradox of a receiver catching the ball with control while crossing the plane of the goal line with two feet down and then losing control when hitting the ground. Not a TD even though they controlled the ball in hand and broke the plane.

I think he's going to have to throw 3 more pick sixes for the Jets to win now.

Holland didn't even have to move. He threw it right to him.

Reed really blew it not retuning that int for a TD.