DCOrange

I would say the O-Line as a whole is the most important after the QB. I voted C but I understand LT is almost certainly the more popular and maybe correct answer.

Definitely. Baltimore's offense is a lot more explosive than Indy's by comparison though and Indy had no problem nickel and diming us all the way down the field until their drops ultimately cost them. We'll need to play better than we did this past week to win. Certainly winnable and we should be favored, but Baltimore is a very good team much like we are.

The Bills org would be blacklisted if your reward for making the playoffs is that you aren't allowed to interview for head coaching jobs like every other team allows. Yesterday was an off day anyways; there's no harm in allowing him to interview with other teams while everyone is taking the day off and waiting to see who they'll be playing next week.

Chicago should be moving heaven and earth to try to be the team that gets Watson if Houston actually does trade him (which I don't think they will).

Yes. He's most likely a top 10 QB but at absolute worst he's on the fringe of top 10 and he's only 25 years old.

Yeah, I have a really hard time envisioning Caserio's first move of his career being to trade his team's biggest star, who is also very young, to essentially get their own pick back. The optics of it will pretty much ruin him before he even gets going.

I'll be surprised if Watson gets traded anywhere. No doubt it would be pretty scary if Miami were able to add him to their roster though.

Yeah, they obviously won't say anything about their health because they don't want to tip their hand, but you could pretty easily tell that Beasley was hurting out there. McKenzie obviously wasn't right like you said. Hard to say with Diggs, but this felt like a game where we were simply hoping to survive and advance and hopefully give the WRs another week to heal. And as Wayne Cubed mentioned, it wasn't lost on me that we just kept chipping away with the QB draws and dump offs until they finally brought a safety up and then immediately burned them deep. It was a frustrating gameplan but just further evidence that this offense is capable of adapting to what defenses take away. I wish we were better on the handoffs and it might come back to bite us at some point in this postseason, but I thought it was pretty promising that we were able to still put up points against a top notch defense that wasn't willing to let anyone get behind them, while having poor starting position, our most important non-QB guys hobbled, and a poor run game with the RBs. The Colts also just thoroughly controlled the game with their offense for most of the day as the defense couldn't get a stop without the Colts making simple mistakes on their own.

Are you suggesting he shouldn’t have made a team? I think he may have been snubbed from first team. He’s incredible.

Really a question of if he's one of the top 3, as that's what the voters are voting for.

He still finished 6th in yards and 8th in TDs but you can only vote for 3 guys and Adams and Diggs were locks for 2 of those spots and really, Tyreek Hill should have been a lock for the 3rd as well. At any rate, DK was awesome this year but still not one of the top 3 WRs in the league this year.

So based on the way voting works, this means someone voted for Cole Beasley as one of their top 3 WRs in the league this year. That's pretty wild. The only thing I can think is maybe they tried to treat it like a real team and therefore gave a vote to Beasley as exclusively a slot guy.

Awesome achievement for all those guys. Beasley just shouldn't be there though. He had a great season for himself, but this is just a weird quirk with the way the voting works where receiving 1 outlier vote from someone was enough to tie. There were definitely more deserving WRs this year though.

The 2nd team is essentially just whoever received the most votes that wasn't enough for 1st team. Voters only voted for one TE and Kelce received every single vote, so therefore, they couldn't give 2nd team to anyone.

To me, it's already a success. Allen and the team made a huge leap and the offense as a whole made an even larger leap. It can be a successful season with a disappointing ending (losing to the Colts). I don't think those two things contradict one another.

Are the Jaguars viewed as an impatient franchise? They've generally given all of their coaches a very long time to prove themselves with the exception of Mularkey going 2-14 in his one season as a coach. Coughlin got 8 years (granted he was legitimately good). Del Rio got 9 years despite only 2 playoff appearances. Bradley got 3 years despite winning a total of 14 games. And Marrone got 4 years. I think the Jags are a sneaky good destination; the major drawback is the fairweather fans/London relationship if you view that as a bad thing. But you get to walk into Trevor Lawrence, a boatload of other future picks, and the ability to pretty much build a team from scratch to your liking. Chargers definitely seem like the most likely for Daboll though.

So is the test 3 days prior the only one? So hypothetically a fan can get the test and then go do whatever for 3 days and get Covid and he’ll be fine to be let in?

I had to pay twice that to get tested before I went home for thanksgiving lol

Defensively sure, but I think him in place of Griffin hurts us more offensively than it helps defensively. Still, I expect that'll be what Boeheim does.

There will be times that we need Sidibe but I don’t think we can bench Dolezaj and Guerrier who are probably our top 2 players right now and I don’t think the 3 of them together will work well.

Not taking my victory lap yet on Richmond, but I still think he's going to be one of the best players we've had in quite a while provided the NBA doesn't come calling too early. Curious to see what we do when Sidibe returns. I think the correct answer is bringing him off the bench. We should have 2 of Guerrier, Dolezaj, and Sidibe on the floor at all times but never all 3 of them IMO. To me, the ideal lineup is Kadary, Buddy, Griffin, Guerrier, and Dolezaj with Girard, Woody (who has really shocked me with his play so far), and Sidibe off the bench.

The other obvious exception to this is the one from the finale itself. Moff is obviously still alive and the saber is now Din's (he clearly beat him in battle but didn't kill him or even hurt him) so theoretically Bo could do the same to Din. I agree it does seemingly set Din up as a reluctant leader, and with his quest to reunite Grogu with the Jedi now complete, there isn't really an obvious quest for him at this point so maybe this is where the show is pivoting to.

Dalvin Cook might end up with better numbers than that too though

Sucks for the Jets, but honestly, there's every chance it would have worked out with Lawrence the same way it did with Darnold. Their team is so far away from having a supporting cast around their QB that I don't think it really matters who the QB is. All I know is that they can't really justify Darnold's 5th year option.

I noticed the Gilliam blocks immediately when that play happened too, though I think in watching it back again, it looks more like the first block was just the defender trying to interfere with Gilliam and accidentally tripped over his own feet lol. The second block on that play was an actual block though.