Simon

Wiki says Yup

I've never seen anything quite like Levon Kirkland. Watching him blow up a Guard and absolutely bury a RB, then 30 seconds later be running stride for stride with Shannon Sharpe 40 yards downfield at 275+ lbs while tracking a ball was unreal. There's a highlight in here at about 1:37 of him picking off Jim Kelly down the seam. That is a guy about the same size as Ed Oliver making that play.

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Thank you. I never would have guessed that he had any brother in him.

That's part of the reason I want their extensions spread out. I would rather see them all get a second contract than for us to throw huge dollars at a "#1" WR.

I think they should make them even bigger and then have our entire DLine wearing them every snap

Until they lose one. Then you'll be here to tell us all how revealing it is.

This surprises me. Go do some searches for NFL, concussion, fencing, etc and I bet you can find dozens if you want. I've seen it too many times.

I want the Bills to extend him yesterday.

Because he has watches that keep him on schedule! What? Y'all are f****** with me right?

I believe that extra 2nd rnd pick actually comes from Minnesota, not Houston.

There were actually 16 but 5 were called back due to Fred Smerlas being offside.

I meant that 3rd down hitch that almost went the other way. Talk about shooting yourself in the femoral

C'mon Caleb, you got this!

Geebus, what a call

And WR's are getting $100+ million contracts on teams with disregarded OLines. They may not trust the rookie to throw into traffic between the hashes

He doesn't. But he's not helping matters with his inability to process. Not to mention his apparent belief that he's still throwing at a secondary full of Stanford walk-ons.

He was inside the CB; the safety was over the top waiting to eat.

The safety was all over it; there was no window for that ball anywhere.

Hip drops result in leg injuries at a much higher than normal rate.

Yeah, makes me want to donate to his foundation, Bash a B word....

Yeah, but you can't go "through" a receiver to get to it.

The Steelers actually had 14 first downs in teh first half.

Justin Fields actually looks serviceable today behind a bad OLine.

I didn't see that play so I don't know; that's just from the rulebook