SirAndrew

Sad to see KC can throw downfield to guys who should be in jail.

A guy like Spag’s figures out a bunch of screen passes after a while, and unsurprisingly they didn’t work that drive.

Brady called a brilliant first drive, but goes to the well too many times. Has a bad feel for the game. No adjustments.

I don’t love Shakir returning punts, he’s too important.

The base running was terrible overall for the Blue Jays. They ran bases like a bunch of drunk dads playing beer league softball. Poor decisions, slow unathletic dudes, and confused base coaches. That was the difference in the series.

You’re not wrong, but in a sport without a salary cap, isn’t this the only way to win? There’s a reason baseball is dominated by NY, LA, and Texas teams. Teams like Pittsburgh don’t have a prayer. College football has a more parody, and that’s not saying much. I love baseball as a sport, but this has driven me away from watching MLB.

What makes a Bills-Chiefs game at Arrowhead unlikely? I’m just curious what that means. It seems like they find us every year in the playoffs. I’m not saying it’s going to happen, just saying I don’t think it’s unlikely.

I have a soft spot for the Jays, like many here considering their proximity to WNY, but what a bunch of bandwagon fans in Toronto. That Dome typically has the ambience of a morgue unless the Yankees are bringing their fans into town.

That’s the thing with the Pats. I’ve dismissed many who’ve treated AFC East opponents as threats during the Allen years. No one has been legitimate in years, but Vrabel changed all of that. We now have an excellent coach in our division.

It’s been a strange season for Aaron Rodgers. He often looks great, but the results aren’t really there.

I hope the losses start piling up for the Steelers. I really don’t want to watch these guys in the playoffs again.

The video doesn’t show the whole story, so you might be right. I’d just like to see him walk away, rather than risk engaging in behavior that could result in suspension against a bottom feeder team.

We win 40-9, we’re a Super Bowl contender who just beat a sorry franchise. I wish Dawkins could do a little better in this circumstance, but it is what it is.

I know Josh isn’t worried about stats, but he did win the MVP last year by taking care of the ball. I think he was given such criticism for turnovers in the past, he might have some fears in that area.

Hollywood movies probably don’t exist by the time Allen retires anyway 😆. A.I Josh might be a good actor.

Suprised they haven’t moved the pro bowl games to Madagascar yet.

Looks like Daboll brought notes on two minute defense with him to Jersey.

They did get bailed out big time, but Dart is showing some really good things. He’s clearly a competitor and that goes a long way towards tilting those things in your favor.

This final series for the Giants is an absolute joke. I’m not sure why they’re calling plays where receivers are all far down field. They have time for some underneath stuff. The Broncos and Payton really bailing them out.

This board doesn’t have many college football guys, but we’ve always loved us some Ohio State. I remember when Cardale Jones was going to save this franchise

It does, it’s just weird seeing a 40 year old QB you just brought off the street airing it out. If this works, it’s quite the indictment of Burrow’s value.

Insane they’re calling this game in a way that’s going to give Flacco 40 pass attempts.

Rodgers has been looking good, Flacco has the demeanor of an old man who needs to retire.

Agree, when I was younger I was thrilled just to be at a show, but quality of experience matters now. If I’m seated in the nosebleeds, it’s a strange sensation of feeling like I’m barely at the event. I’m also not a fan of the cost for those seats. I don’t want to spend that much on an experience that might be subpar, or I could be seated next an obnoxious drunk. I can take a vacation to a destination I know I’ll enjoy, rather than run the risk of listening to a drunk scream for two hours.

I wouldn’t be remotely worried about Cignetti’s age in his 60’s. This is a win now franchise, and I don’t care if the head coach is here in ten years if he has more to offer right now.