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These outbreaks were bound to happen. Don't understand how they didn't build a workaround or alternate plan in place.

My make or break test is NE and KC. We will see how he reacts when he sees defenses that change and run formations that he isn't used to.

He has a tendency to overpursue instead of staying in his lane. Still doesn't understand that he's the last level of defense in the running game. CBs and S shouldn't have to bail us out time and time again.

Come on Joshy. Put up another 7.

Last season I listened to Sirius XM when I couldn't watch.

LA's OL worries me. That stadium WOW. I thought the Vegas stadium was gorgeous.

This drives me insane when he runs the ball. As a rookie, OK, I can let it go, but this is year 3. No excuses anymore, tuck it away or slide. Virtually every one of his fumbles is him almost on the ground and it gets poked out because he's holding it nonchalantly. There's also that panic mode errant throw when nobody is near him where he can't believe that a guy is that open and he launches it too hard or with no touch resulting in an incompletion. All in all considering the opponent, he played great, but those small mistakes will kill us against teams like KC, Pitt, SF, and Tennessee.

Loved what I saw today.

Passing game will look sloppy. Hoping the defense is as good as advertised.

We'll see in a month or two when the bubble the NFL thinks it has starts going to different cities every week or accepts teams from other cities. All it takes is one outbreak on one team and this season is pretty much done.

"If you can't grow one, don't show one."

It would only work if TB12 was still there.

"Playoffs?"

NBA has the best plan of all the leagues. MLB is pretty bad considering it's the closest besides the NBA/NHL in returning. Players can come and go like normal. Sure they're tested, but there are so many opportunities to get infected.

Who is Tampa's insurance policy? Or SF? Or KC? Or Baltimore?

What ultimately decides which kicker a team decides to keep? Other positions are obvious why a team keeps one player over another. With kickers, we rarely see kicking situations that matter. Is it struggling in practice? A team would rather keep the more expensive option because they know what they get from him? Punters are slightly easier because these guys shank punts all the time, but it's rare to see a camp kicker in key moments.

"You gonna do something about those sideburns?"

Regardless, I don't like the look of all the same color for any uniform.

Want these for at least 1 game per season. Enough of the All White pajama unis.

I remember watching those games after the deal and thinking, "Oh no."

Yes, more than 10 games. Haven't been to a game in over 10 years though.

The all white combo is atrocious.

Green Bay got everything they'll get out of him. They should trade him when the first opportunity arises.

I remember 3 distinct things about this game other than the obvious. 1. My brother saying, "Yes, they missed the 2 point conversion!!!" 2. Trent Edwards' inability to have a killer instinct. 3. This was the loudest The Ralph has been since the 90s.

Great situational player on short yardage and Red Zone target. Beane has done a great job rebuilding the mess we had 3 years ago.