Jackalope89

The fact that anyone takes Carlson seriously is both hilarious, and concerning. Even his own Faux co-worker expressed "concerns". https://www.nytimes.com/2021/10/28/business/media/tucker-carlson-geraldo-rivera-fox.html Plenty of real information on this chucklehead is out there. And it certainly hasn't helped that he's promoting Putin's war on Ukraine and painting it as "justified". Seriously, tell that to the 3 million plus refugees so far that have fled for their lives rather than live under Putin. Tell that to the hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians that have willingly taken up arms against Putin's invasion.

I'm sorry, but, how is supporting a guy that would rather brag about cozying up with the likes of Kim Jung Un, insult our allies, and slander people like a Judge for his ethnicity rather than speak a single word against Putin, "going against the US"?

When "On", Mahomes and Allen can go toe to toe. Both proved that last weekend. Difference is, without Kelce and Hill, Mahomes doesn't distribute much. Josh, well, you're not an o-linemen, decent chance you get the ball.

And without White to cover Hill...

Allen and the offense, outside of certain series that had boneheaded playcalling, were damn near perfect. The defense...

Well, outside of Brady, Bill-boy hasn't had much luck with QBs. And as a Wyoming fan... Systems most definitely can alter QBs. Josh going into the NFL had bad footwork and very used to hero ball and taking off. The latter kind of helped that first year in Buffalo, but at Wyoming, it was and still is, a "ground and pound" style offense. Well, its supposed to be, but, well, yeah. And because of that, Josh had all the physical ability, but practically no finesse. His screen passing was sadly, about non-existant. Really, his short passing game, even to wide open guys, was 50/50 at best. My first post, after a couple of years of being lurker, and its something like this. Who knew?