Chaos

Defense holding the texans to three and davis returning the td , is the best support I have ever seen for allen. A stop here will clinch that.

He scored too fast?

Ray Davis, the un-betrayer

Int is on Allen, but Moore might have made a better effort to come back to the ball.

I was happy learn about the betrayal index this week. I like to be able to quantify the misery of watching Allen vs the Bills.

also a bit slower and more deliberate

Bishop and Hairston are the only favorable narratives on the Defense this season.

Mills is bad

It is a shame the sportsbooks dont let us bet on the play calls.

Shakir, should take a rest

turn on your sarcasm detector

Settle seems familiar

Punt.

I feel it is fair to mock the Shakir bubble screen as many times as it is called.

This should just auto post every couple of minutes

this comment will look moronic by games end

thank goodness the texans coach is too stupid to run on every down

Any time we need to lose a couple yards, we have that goto play.

Davis is such a bad passer, but we still can't commit to stopping the run.

I love Gabe Davis 2.0

the prime broadcast is very high technical. possibly the best picture of any broadcast.

Is the committment to being the most penalized team in the Nfl, an official part off the process?

Unless there is someone you are very certain is going to be a long term starter available when picking, I think the modern NFL salary cap structure requires taking someone who can do something immediately. For example, Worthy was fast and can catch a football. Also small and not likely to last much longer than a first contract. Using any first first round or second round pick to select a young "development project." is not the correct strategy in my opinion. Drafting guys who are going be NFL ready just in time for their second contract seems to also lead to the next problem "lets overpay this guy, because we didn't get enough out of him before, but if he plays well next, it will somehow justify the previous wasted years"

While I understand that there are circumstances in a game where the situation requires throwing to a covered player, who you hope wins the contested catch, I have never understood why people place such high value on that particular skill. I would much rather have play designs and WRs with separation skills that you don't actually have to make contested catches. I feel like I have spent the last 20 years watching Wes Welker, Julian Edelman and Travis Kelce catching wide open passes in situations where everyone in the stadium and watching on tv knew where the ball was going before it was even snapped. I want those types of plays and types of players. Honestly, I don't want to have an offense designs plays that end in contested catches. If for arguments sake, one were to stipulate Coleman is meaningully above average NFL level skill in that category, but below average in every other measure, I wouldn't roster him.

Clearly each congressman should be allowed to steal at least $5mm. This should not cause any sort of distractions from anything.