BillnutinHouston

Thanks for sharing, Mike!

Offenses and defenses don't typically wear the same unis in practice. It would be like cats sleeping with dogs.

Declining the interview was honorable, sharing it publicly was something else.

Thanks. Yes we've had some amazing times. My avatar is actually a photo of the scoreboard - the first game I take my son to, and he ends up on the jumbotron. Surreal.

My son and I on the NFL Network pregame show back in the Fitzy era. Rich Eisen approves

I suppose this assumes none of these players re-injured themselves on Saturday. I saw Beasley limping late in the game and assumed he'd be doubtful or at least questionable for this weekend.

I dont like seeing Allen run any more than anyone else, but it WAS an effective counter to the Colts' pass rush.

It seems to me that Jackson throws many more fastballs than touch passes. Not sure how high winds limit Jackson.

How could that possibly help beat the Ravens?

You meant can't, I assume.

Watched the replay a few times this morning on ESPN who did a nice job showing the sliver of green in between Davis' left foot and the sideline. But in watching those replays it looked to me as though he bobbled the ball slightly after getting two feet in, reestablishing full possession only AFTER he lifted his right foot. If any of you care to review the play and comment, I'd like to read your takes. I think it could have been ruled incomplete based on the late bobble.

Not sure it's been discussed, but it was Milano who stopped Jonathan Taylor's two point conversion attempt with his quick penetration and tackle behind the LOS. But sure, saving 2 points is basically meaningless so carry on...

Regarding Milano not staying with his man in coverage, are you referring to the play where Milano passed off his guy to Tre as per the design of the defense, but Tre mistakenly went in the wrong direction?

I believe Tre was at fault there, not Milano. Tre broke toward the middle of the field where the safety already was, rather than staying outside with that receiver.

Oh so easy to say what they shouldn't do while failing to say what they should do in its place. Standing by for your suggestion.

Feel what you will, I won't presume to know what the refs thought.

Even by letting the call on the field stand, they still potentially decided the game.

I agree its a concern. But consider, how happy have you been with our running game this year?

Yes, as a response to what the Colts were doing. Its not our preferred offense but when the opponent does X you have to adjust and do Y.

Steelers should win. No worries.

I'm sick of hearing this kind of analysis. Allen runs were called AS A RESPONSE TO the Colts defensive calls. IT WASN'T OUR GAMEPLAN, HELLO!

Awesome. Thanks!

Can anyone see what Terry wrote on his note? I couldn't make it out on my phone.

Still a bad assumption. Try, subterfuge.

Thousand bucks a pair prolly? Funny. No, it definitely is NOT the same thing.