Man with No Name

this is bs. not buying

Edmunds is awesome. I have full confidence in beane to make the right call, whatever it is. Que Sera, Sera

was this game not a sell-out by chance? for whatever reason, I have memories of Van Miller calling the game. Not sure why I would have been listening on the radio instead of watching. maybe i was 14 and just didn't want to watch it with my parents

Was this the tim tindale game?

I don't know if scared or worried is the correct word. I think it's a matter of wanting an EASY game for a rd. 1 matchup. Without him, it's easy. With him, we are easily favorites, but it's going to be a more difficult game than we want. I think we appropriately respect Tua. That is the wording I would use to replace "scared."

This is a guy who has to talk for a couple hours everyday. you aren't gonna sell air time with 2 hours of sound reasoning. People overreact. If it's not your taste, just don't watch. Aren't most normal people working when he's on the air?

aren't they 100% committed to leaving the city?

free trial for 7 days.

They did well today. I'd imagine a lot of the info he throws out there comes straight from the producers.

Seems of similar value to mckenzie at this point.

the fumbles don't bother me, outside of the issues with backup centers. he had some oddly terrible INTs this season. hope those go away. I love you, Josh Allen!

This. Fantastic

not saying it's saturday's fault, but the team is a reflection of their leader. He needs to be aware of that and make changes in his team's culture. not saying it can happen over night, but it's up to him to make it happen. or it will be up to somebody else next year.

McD is a leader of men and i hope we have him forever. I also hope he is self-aware and does his best to hire guys who can compensate where he falls short.

booger and Clark really shined. as others have said, booger really found his niche because he sucked in the mnf booth. schefter maybe wasn't great but you could see that he was legitimately shaken. great job by everybody overall. we all forget these are all humans and none of us are perfect

There is logic to what you guys are proposing, but "if it ain't broke..." no reason for the NFL to make a move like this. you can't make the system fair. the best team does not always win the super bowl. and yet we have the most popular game in America. and with all that said, given enough time, the cream will rise.

it makes perfect sense. the nflpa wants as much guaranteed money as possible. https://nflpa.com/posts/setting-a-new-standard-for-guaranteed-contracts

they want as much guaranteed money as possible.

He is basically being represented by the NFLPA, which is terrible for him. Their goal is not to do what is good for Lamar, but to set the qb market at the most ridiculous level possible.

ALlen not the mvp. he is showing himself to be more of a top 5 qb than a no.1 this year. mistakes that can't be blamed on Dorsey. What he offers is play making ability to give a chance in any situation for a long, long time. His best is better than anybody else's best. I don't know if he can ever be "the best" for a full 17 game season. Nobody I'd rather have though. I just don't think he has it in him to have that "perfect season" Maybe im wrong. Even Favre was close to it in that one regular season with Minnesota.

i hate to talk like this about human beings, but he should be cut. unless the team believes him to be completely irreplaceable.

None of this exists where I live.

what are these benefits?

Good coordinators can write scripts that score automatic points at the start of the game and after half time. Great coordinators make adjustments when the other team catches on. Daboll was good. He could script the hell out of the first qtr. Was often slow to adjust when things weren't working. Dorsey doesn't script or adjust. Doesn't seem to have the right feel for the game. Sorry to all the but, but, but we are 11-3 people. The points shouldn't be this hard to come by. We were supposed to be the best team in the NFL this year.