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The Jaws intro John Williams score with the team running through this themed banner:

My feelings after seeing OP’s poll title be like…

Game recognizing game?

Just remember people, a certain QB who rhymes with Jeterman won the job on the back of preseason prowess—take a deep breath and let’s at least wait until the first regular season game with a real game plan in place before we go all cray-cray on this D staff?

Yes and no imho. For a good little while (whether due to his instinctive need to defend Patty Mahomes at every turn at Josh’s expense) all he could do was dish out haterade on Josh, fully undeserved. I do agree that he can sometimes drop great truth bombs where KC is NOT a part of the conversation (like NFC team discussions and the like).

I loved this episode—it was awesome to see so much behind the scenes stuff, including some of Dion’s home life that I wasn’t expecting with the drift hobby lol. And how about Tre with the extra hill work after practices? Beast mode engaged right there!! And Josh sprinkled throughout, good stuff. Well done HBO!!! 🙌

May want to also try the tickets and gear page? On the main menu of the website.

He was always solid for my fantasy football team, fwiw

Inserting the obligatory “SUPER BOWL” (!!!!!!!!!!!) comment here. 🤪

It’s like an Etsy project where you’re attaching a separate logo swatch onto a blank canvas…or some such 🤷. I’ll go back to eBay to hunt some Zubaz looks instead 😝.

sing along everybody 😎

Amazing! 👏👏 Happy birthday Marv!!

Seems weird to pull a “business” stunt at this stage of camp? Dont get what leverage he thinks he has, and the timing seems off anyway if that’s your play after going gung ho to start camp, but what do I know, I’m no agent. 🤨

Not for nothin’ it must be pointed out that we have beaten Kansas City in the playoffs wearing red helmets. I rest my case. 🙌

Let’s stop with all the “friendly” fire on here, yes? The Shavers dig was unwarranted, but so were some of the overreactions. A classic case of spiraling into pointless back and forth personal insults which collectively reduce our IQ to that of a Chiefs message board, and no one wants to see that.

Nominated for post of the year. 🤩

TBD coming around to what the OP is cooking…

A true treasure, this man’s camp writeups!

— Listening to Bills pods and stalking TBD; —Running…have done 5 marathons and getting ready to do my first baby ultra (32 miles) in November, all at snails paces; —History, specifically WW2; —Star Trek/Star Wars. Oh, but my 3 kids basically keep me away from most of the above since I run a frenetic carpool service in most of my spare time! 😝

Speaking from firsthand experience (caveat: I was a benchwarmer on a DIII small school team that also never really won) playing in the triple option system in the mid-90’s, the goal was to take advantage of certain defensive players’ keys which would allow the QB to pitch the ball (or keep it) in the right hands for the least amount of “junk” (what our coaches termed the pile of defenders and linemen in a scrum) around the ball carrier. If the end “crashed” the line and rushed the passer, you would pitch it, if he stayed “home” you would keep it, and so on. Additional keys allowed the QB to essentially always have 3 options on a play of what to do, hence the triple option of course. There were pass play elements built in, but always very little time to develop given lack of a true pocket (see below). The goal was always to present the same opening formation to the D so they wouldn’t know what you were trying to do—this included having the OL (playing from a 4 point stance!) block like a run play on every play, regardless of run or pass. Problems included there was never a true “pocket” for the QB to work from, and if the D had decent speed at the LB spots, they could easily react/stretch out our pitch plays for minimal gains even if the keys were read right by the QB. Also, you’re asking the QB to read keys that can look confusing in the heat of the moment and be easily disguised/faked by a smart DE…all in all, the state of today’s defenses I think would render the triple option as a base concept, unworkable. But as a wrinkle to take advantage of an uber aggressive DL, sure, just like a timely screen play, could pay off now and then, imho. Our coaches made us watch film from Marshall as being what we needed to emulate, lol.

This one from the day before where they discuss the behind the scenes of the Beane interview is worth a watch for the context. That part starts at 14:28 mark.

Give me the Cowboys again!!!!!!!

Part of it I think, is the weather still doesn’t feel right for football, so mentally my go to football comfort foods are also still on the back burner, no pun intended 🤷.