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1 minute ago, Big Blitz said:
You don't - because it changes the left side of the line.
You want to do that on a must have play?
So dumb
And on top of that, both of the players pulling, missed the block.
I don’t know what’s worse, the play call, or the execution.
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O-line play is atrocious for Green Bay. They can’t get anything going in the second half here.
Someone else said it, but GB is lucky that they’re playing Jimmy Garapolo tonight
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The Niners O-Line is like a sieve. Just the same way that Cincy was earlier today. When it matters on 3rd and long, they fold up.
It’s confusing to me how this happens. Where’s the guts? What kind of stones do these men have? The Packers have a good group of defenders, but holy crap, they look like wild animals out there.
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Just now, FormerlyPT5P said:
Hard for Bengals to win with this pass rush. Hope it's not the whole unit getting hot in playoffs like the Bucs DL last year
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Seriously, the Bengals oooffensive line should give back their salaries.
This is why you play, if you ACTUALLY care at all about winning. This line is absolute trash. If I’m Burrow, I’m on the phone with Paul Brown tonight demanding every one of them be cut…. Which I suppose is why I’m not an NFL QB, but that’s not the point here.
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Coach of the year!!!
What a joke.
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Wow.
How does Burrow not check out of that play and change the protection!?!
You know the protection, you can count 6 guys on the line. It’s 3rd down. Call a timeout, change the protection, do something, anything.
And then he runs backwards 10 yards.
Awful.
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Just now, Steptide said:
I hate the titans
Seriously. The pole smoking of this garbage team, their garbage fans, their garbage QB, and their punk garbage coach.
I might hate them as much as the Jets right now.
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How many sports book ads will we see today. That should answer any questions about this call.
This league sucks most of the time in close games.
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These guys make up so much garbage on the broadcast.
“instant possession”
Yet a receiver has to do 300 different moves to make a catch.
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Joe Mixon is awesome. A more athletic Fred Jackson.
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6 minutes ago, The 9 Isles said:
The two most punchable faces in sports are on the same team, Ryan Tannihill and Mike Vrabel.
I’ve been saying this to anyone who will listen. I can’t stand looking at Tannehill. His stupid face, and that stupid smirk.
Vrabel can also eat ten bags of wieners. Not the ones from Wardinski’s either.
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11 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
Why go for 2 there?
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I’m sorry, how isn’t that holding? I know it’s the playoffs and they need to play, but you HAVE to call holding when a blocker has the defender in a damn headlock on the goal one.
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Whoever the O-line coach is for Cincinnati should be getting a call from the Houston Texans front office at halftime.
My God they are awful.
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3 hours ago, vanhalen26 said:
Do I like it? No. pain in the ass as I have seasons to three different teams and don’t attend every game.
Is it overreach? Not in my opinion - most aren’t making significant $ over this, but some use as a nice tax free cash grab and should pay their share.
I live in Nassau County out here on Long Island. The one term County Executive who ran on the “pay your fair share” pulpit got run out of office this past election cycle. A few hundred dollars on the sale of tickets for sports events HAS ABSOLUTELY NO IMPACT ON THE ECONOMY. There is no share here that is fair. The money that was used to purchase these tickets (on both ends of the sale) is already post tax. So a person using their post tax income to purchase goods and services, being taxed again is most certainly the federal government overreaching their filthy hands, into the pockets of its citizens.
As a person who can afford seasons to more than one team, you should be worried more than anyone that they’ll come for your share too.
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Just now, SCBills said:
Bengals OL has always been an Achilles heel. Raiders don’t have much outside Crosby. Titans have a good pass rush and are incredibly well coached.
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Cincinnati’s O-line is garbage today. I’ll never understand how that happens. A team/unit plays good one week, and the next week the same guys look like my friends and I tossing the ball around.
Tennessee’s defense is good enough, but they’re making them look like world beaters today.
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2 minutes ago, loyal2dagame said:
Booker T and Stone Cold wrecking a grocery store was great
Meh. Grocery store gimmick matches don’t have anything on his run as WCW Tag Champion. They had battles with the Steiner Brothers that were legendary.
This is fun, but it’s square peg in a round hole for me.
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Is he a Bills fan, or is this because of the WWE’s partnership with Fox?
Booker T was only good in Harlem Heat with Sensational Sherri as their valet. His singles run was forced.
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I just don’t get it. Daboll has almost no personality. Correct me if I’m wrong, but you have to inspire people to lead them. You can be a great strategist, but if you can’t the blood pumping, and the adrenaline flowing, you have a group of guys walking out of the tunnel, not charging.
I like Daboll as a coordinator. But if I’m a Giants fan, I don’t want him near my team; unless he’s there as the Offensive coordinator to turn Daniel Jones into something useable.
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1 hour ago, Big Turk said:
Ever since Bates went in and they committed to Singletary as the lead back it's been almost night and day. Also finally figured out a scheme that the OLine blocks well...those pin and pull type runs with the guards and Morse leading the way, the Bills are exceptional at. Spencer Brown is a road grader on run plays and pancakes people many times.
Confidence goes a long way. The coaching staff needed to commit to someone. I think it was Steve Tasker saying that Singletary is a volume runner. He needs consistent carry’s to be effective. When he’s rotating in and out, and being sidelined because something isn’t working, he never builds momentum. Same for the O line. Consistency and confidence make for a really tough combination, when mixed with size.
Its a credit to the staff that they were able to get it straightened out at the right time.
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Great video!
I got real choked up on Saturday night during Josh’s post game interview on the field. He looked right in the camera….
”Go Bills.”
The best this franchise has ever had. Kelly is a legend, but he’s not the leader that Josh is.
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34 minutes ago, NewEra said:
Probably not, but many that decided Josh Allens future based on his first 2 seasons were criminally incorrect
Neither Hurts nor Tu’a can actually throw the ball at the pro level. They were tremendous college football players, Who were coached incredibly well.
There is no comparison between the 3 players at all. In college, Allen was suspect; while Hurts and Tu’a were Heisman winners. At the Pro level, after 2 seasons, Allen was on his way to stardom. There were so many indicators that Allen had the ability to play at the pro level, that neither Tu’a nor Hurts have. I was toasted on here for saying Tu’a is trash. And look at him now. When the Eagles drafted Hurts, I was so confused. Wentz was coming off of an injury, but before the knee he was playing lights out. Granted, his confidence took a nose dive, and he’s what he is now. But Hurts is no good, and had they not wasted a pick on him, maybe Wentz doesn’t go off the deep end.
Honestly, to bring up Allen in a conversation about these two is whats criminal.
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Divisional round Saturday - 49ers at Packers on FOX
in The Stadium Wall
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The San Fran defense is playing great. You could assume that you could hold them, and then take a shot at the end zone and the win.
You’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t… but the guys on the field need to execute whatever play is called. The San Fran O-line failed miserably there.