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Sure, I'd love to see more slants and quick routes. Goes without saying. Daboll is calling a terrible game, and it shows.

The O-Line looks managable with Brown in at Tackle and Williams kicked in at guard.

What does it change when there's no time to develop a route? The offensive line is so offensive.

The only good thing I can say about Daboll after this game is that it probably wouldn't matter if he called a good game because the O-Line was so atrociously bad. That being said, Daboll called probably the worst possible game I've ever seen.

I think playing Obada or Phillips is fine, but there was no reason to have both. I would have much rather have sat Addison instead of Epenesa too.

I agree with the sentiment, but it's pretty rare for guards the go in the first round, right? It's definitely a priority. This team with even moderately better guard play probably wins tonight.

The officiating was atrocious, game changingly bad. The announcing was somehow worse than Sunday Night Football, and I'm not even sure how that's possible. The defensive plan didn't work, but only because of the 74 yard breakout run that was only possible because of a blatant hold. Without that, I think the script probably works. That being said, I hate Epenesa being inactive. Why aren't we sacking guys? Pressure is there, clean up and finish. Offensively, Josh Allen is a monster. He was doing about as much as you can ask. The offensive line was BAD. The interior gave up a ton of pressure, Spencer Brown got ran over multiple times, and Dawkins just didn't look like himself. I don't know what you can do but I'm drafting guards next offseason. Redzone efficiency is poor, and I don't know how you fix it without a run game that actually be effective. This loss really, really stings. I hate it. I hate it a lot. I just hope the team can do better.

Kellen Moore looks like he should be an assistant grocery store manager/youth pastor, not an offensive coordinator.

This timeout just shows you how bad McCarthy is as a coach even though he's been in the league forever. Why take the TO and give NE 20+ seconds?

Weird that the refs seem to go off in every NE game...

It's partly on Diggs but where the eff was the safety going on that play? Atrocious

Trevon Diggs saves the day.

Not just that, you're probably playing the one the team that's more specialized to eat clock then any other team in the league.

LOL Cowboys, that's some real Mike McCarthy junk to try a 51 yarder instead of going for a 4th and inches. Awful decision.

I know New England isn't good because they lack the ability to get a quick score, but they don't look bad. I can see them winning 8-9 games, but they're gonna lose if anyone can score fast.

The Carolina-Vikings game was a little exciting, but yeah lots of blowouts today.

The Browns are a good team with a game manager QB that people are trying to anoint as a franchise guy. I hope they pay him because this is about as good as you can get with Baker Mayfield.

I don't know if I ever remember the Bills giving up collectively this badly. I'm sure they did and I just PTSD-style blocked it out.

The Eagles are one of the most miserable teams in the NFL to watch. The players don't look like they want to be there, the playcalling is absolutely awful, and Hurts looks like junk. Does anyone even like it? The fans actively boo them. Why are they on primetime?

Awesome, my white Allen jersey just arrived on Monday. Can't wait to rock it.

I think you'd need to ask the Dolphins. Josh is definitely their daddy.

Only during plays, between plays, commercials, halftime, kickoffs, extra points, and timeouts.

I don't think I'm being hyperbolic when I say Petermand is one of the worst QBs I've ever seen play football professionally. He might even be the worst if you're not taking draft stock into account. I have absolutely no idea how he has a job on an active NFL roster.

Of course. I agree with everything you said. I was mainly talking about personal texts, photos, etc... when you link a personal device with a work E-Mail. I'm just trying to snuff out the trope that "IT is always watching". Just because we have access doesn't mean we're looking at someone's stuff.

IT professional here who manages roughly 1,500 devices and ~600 users. This can be true depending on the type of mail server and the policies set by your organization. A lot of the newer productivity suites don't necessarily require this kind of access. For instance, when we ran our own Microsoft exchange server, we had policies similar to what you're describing. Now that we've offloaded our mail services to Google, it's no longer required. That being said, I've absolutely never invaded the privacy of any of our users.