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The Ravens play well when they’ve got a lead, but they struggle playing catchup. If they get out to an early lead in the postseason, they’re going to be really tough to beat.

The Ravens are the one team that I think beats the Bills the most often out of 100 games. Buffalo is unequipped to deal with a power running team that can hit you in the mouth. Any team that runs a base Nickel with undersized DTs is going to struggle in that situation, and the Ravens were built in a lab to beat up on defenses like Buffalo’s.

How much of Darnold's failures are a result of the organization? Baker and Darnold both resurrected their careers after leaving the poverty franchises that drafted them. On an unrelated note, I. Just sat down for a lunch in Nashville, and it's a Bills bar.

Ben Johnson is going to have his pick of every available HC job. He’d be crazy to choose a dysfunctional franchise like the Jets. That place is a career killer.

Hopkins had a good game.

I was referring to the part where the Chiefs had to play both the Ravens and the Steelers in the Divisional round. 😀

Easy guy to root for.

That scenario does seem pretty unfair to the Chiefs. Mahomes would be right to complain.

The Chiefs have given up a 2025 5th round pick and a 2026 6th round pick. The Bills gave up a 2025 3rd round pick.

Just a heads up, do NOT watch the end of Super Bowl XXV.

He’s averaged 6.2 yards per target on the season. Some of that is attributable to poor QB play, but he’s 6.8 for his career. He’s the epitome of a stat collector via volume of targets. He’d be a great pickup for a team like Tampa (or Kansas City pre-Hopkins) who just doesn’t have any healthy targets, but I’m not sure what he does for Baltimore.

This WR class has lived up to the hype so far.

It’s actually kind of wild how few dominant pass rushers there are on contending teams. In the AFC, it’s basically Watt and Jones. In the NFC, it’s pretty much just Bosa with Hutchinson being out. All of the others like Crosby, Garrett, Parsons, Lawrence, Hendrickson, etc. are on bad teams. Everyone in Kansas City is worried that our LTs aren’t good enough to hold up against a dominant DE in the postseason, but it’s entirely possible to go to the Super Bowl and not face one. I’m not sure the Steelers make it out of the Wild Card round, the 49ers don’t look like a Super Bowl team, and who knows if Aiden will be any good if he were to even play.

It’s not going to cost anything because he’s not going to be for sale. The Chargers are 4-3 with games against the Browns, Titans, and Bengals the next three weeks. That’s not a team looking to have a fire sale.

Giving up the 211th pick in 2026 is an absolute panic move.

Yeah, his rookie numbers are pacing to look like McKenzie’s career numbers.

Coleman looks really, really good.

That’s because Chris Carter never had a rushing TD. Worthy has 2. All Xavier Worthy does is catch touchdowns and run for touchdowns. So far, both teams won the trade.

Worthy got another TD reception today. That’s 5 total on the season.

Armstead seems completely washed.

You just sliced up their careers in a way that removed a Super Bowl winning season and an MVP season away from Mahomes and two mediocre at best seasons from Josh. Why stop there?

LOL, he just turned 32 in June. As far as how much of a part QB play factors into stats, here’s what Tennessee WRs have done this season compared to last: Calvin Ridley 2023: 76 catches, 1016 yards, 8 TDs 2024: 12 catches, 183 yards, 1 TD Tyler Boyd 2023: 67 catches, 667 yards, 2 TDs 2024: 18 catches, 170 yards, 0 TDs DeAndre Hopkins 2023: 75 catches, 1057 yards, 7 TDs 2024: 15 catches, 173 yards, 1 TD (and he’s only played 177 snaps all season)

If you’ve driven a car 55 times and totaled your car 3 of those times, someone needs to take your keys away.

Did Beane and McDermott just outwit Veach and Reid for the 47th straight time? 🫣

No they didn’t. They traded a sandwich pick between rounds 3 and 4. It was the 100th overall pick in the draft. He didn’t pan out long-term, but he did catch a TD pass in the 4th quarter of the Super Bowl and later had the longest punt return in Super Bowl history (65 yards) to set up another TD.