Simon

Were his lips moving? Then yes.

Thank you CBS for coming over to TBD and posting clickbait from some attention-seeking meathead's podcast.

This place wouldn't be complete without somebody needing to make a Gronk thread every week.

Guys generally don't get hurt when their head goes backward. Because of how we're designed, the danger is always when your head snaps forward. It wasn't pretty but he was never in an real danger of serious long-term injury.

No

It's old "news"

Just turned it on. How does that even happen in 5 minutes?

Thought this was an accurate and well-done article with some telling video embedded The ups and downs of Josh Allen's hyper-aggressive style, and where the Bills go from here

It must be there; I keep see it tackling James Cook

Our Bengals visitor said it was a knee that did not look good at all considering he's already torn an ACL and was still dealing with a dislocated kneecap from earlier.

His legs were 100% irrelevant and he knew it. It was his ass he tried to hit him below the knees with.

Starting corner with a knee sprain (Dane Jackson) but he has a capable backup so no real damage taken today

You can find it and to an impartial observer it will show him consciously checking Allen's location and then intentionally throwing his hips into his lower legs well after the ball is gone.

He reads the entire field where Huntley is limited to half reads at best He makes multiple throws that Huntley simply cannot make He's probably got better feet, although that is closer

In no version of any multiverse is Huntley better, much less way better, than Thompson right now. That is categorically not true Thompson can read the whole field and also made about 15 throws today that Huntley will never,ever be able to make in this league

Then they shouldn't have wasted two picks on him, imo

I'm going to steal from Shaw's excellent post to give you a better idea of what the Dolphins offense actually produced today: After a Tyler Bass kickoff went out of bounds, the Dolphins drove 38 yards for a field goal. After a Josh Allen interception, the Dolphins drove 18 yards for a field goal. After a 50-yard punt return, the Dolphins drove 8 yards for a field goal. After a Josh Allen interception, the Dolphins drove 18 yards for a touchdown. After a Josh Allen fumble, the Dolphins returned the fumble 5 yards for a touchdown. Add it up. 24 points. 82 total yards of offense. They ended up with about 230yrds of total offense on nearly 70 plays

I'm really curious what kind of shape your OLine is going to be in next week. Could be a significant difference maker

I disagree. I thought he was cavalier with the ball all day.

This is the most maddening thing. 4 years of a wasted rookie contract on a premier draft pick who's going to play his best football somewhere else.

They ran out of downs because their clock management forced them into a situation where they could no longer run their offense. It was entirely self-inflicted

His what?

good call coach

there it was