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Agree. The obvious question is would McD and Daboll shut the offense down with 8 minutes left in a game vs. Watson or Mahomes? It's not just Mahomes. It's everyone, everywhere, all the time. Many a PI is a result of throws like this. It's part of the gameplan.

Boy, wouldn't that be a nice way to put a bow on this season. Couldn't think of a better way to pass the AFC East torch to the new leader.

This is the problem with these "grade Allen" threads. We don't know the game plan, we don't know Daboll's calls, we don't know Josh's audibles, we don't know whether the receivers ran the right routes, we don't know if the line executed their protections, we don't know whether Josh picked up the right takeout for dinner on his way home from the game. People are grading him based on their perceptions or biased lens of their expectations. This is akin to scoring Josh on a math test when he was taking a chemistry test. The coaching staff are the ones that wrote the test and the only ones qualified to grade. Sure, we have the "eye test" and that is what makes a thread like this fun, at times. But man, we all need to maintain a better perspective of responsibilities and accountabilities. Trust your receivers...and smurfs

As I watched our defensive backs jump into the air, put both hands on the ball, control it and bring it down for an interception I thought, why can't Beas do that? Anyone else? So because our WR does EXACTLY what they are suppose to do; does EXACTLY what they are being paid millions to do? Really?

Playoffs my friends

We cant make anything simple

Ball game right here. Come on D

Run, run, run, punt

Okay D, need one more out of you

Beasley That was supposed to have gone deep

That was a nasty stiff arm

I pray that for this team all the time. All of them

the ball was a little high but bees had two hands on it

Three-and-out great job d

Couldn't disagree more

I thought he turned his head up field too soon, taking his eyes off the ball

Yeah, sorry, wasn't clear. I'd like to see the retention by round, either by 5th year option or new contract I guess my point being that I think the chances of an earlier round player being good and therefore retained or having a higher subsequent value, is greater the earlier a player is drafted.

I'd like to see 5th yr options by round picked. I bet it's quite a bit higher for first rounders. So maybe it's a good idea to trade up?

Probably at least 10 other priorities to address

I think over is easy money. But I don't bet on my teams.

I think I heard that Knox never caught a TD in college. Is that correct? That's absolutely unbelievable if accurate.

Morse's head is up when Allen is making the protection calls. I'm not sure what you're getting at with this comment.

"you'll never get an easier sack in this league" Booger didn't watch yesterday's game

No, it's more than a technical violation. It would allow a team to change their personnel and scheme, depending who comes off the field.

Both are penalties