DapperCam

Allen just missed that one.

Why are these guys so wide open?

Rapp wanted to take an unnecessary roughness penalty there so bad

He won’t throw it short of the sticks on 3rd down.

This game is ovah

I feel like they call that DPI 100% of the time

The TE stopped running. Still dumb to try for a contested catch instead of just taking the points.

Steelers could do us a big favor here

I think Al is rubbing off on Kirk. He sounds like he wants to go to bed.

Lmao

Can't wait to watch the Rams knock off the Cowboys in the first round at Jerry World.

When losing a game might end up eliminating you from the playoffs, then it isn’t a trap game anymore.

Well, the MVP goes to the #1 seed QB from either conference with the best stats. Ravens are going to be the #1 seed in the AFC, so that makes him one of two eligible players for the award.

Most Valuable Game Manager (also known as The Annual Brad Johnson award), given to the game manager that has demonstrated excellence in his field.

Allen has to win out with 12 TDs and 2 or less turnovers. Bills have to win the division and getting the #2 seed would help a lot as well. It’s a long shot, but he’s definitely gone on a heater like that in the past.

Before the voters used to just pick one person they wanted to win. So you could get a situation where some voted for Purdy, while others voted for CMC. That would split the vote, and possibly allow a third candidate (Josh Allen, wooo!) to win. Now the voters pick their top 5 MVPs ranked in order, and they get points based on where they ranked them. 5 points for ranking first, 4 points for ranking second and so on. The player with the most points gets MVP. So a voter could put Purdy #1 and CMC #2, and another voter could put CMC #1 and Purdy #2 and it's likely one of them would still win if enough people voted like that. Some people think that is how all elections should work, because it would allow third party candidates or more minor candidates within the party a chance to actually win. If a Democrat didn't like Biden, they could vote for whichever candidate in their party they liked most and wouldn't feel like they were "throwing away" their vote, because they could still rank Biden second or third on their ballot.

Compare to the Bills yesterday, lol. 4 drops on the offense, and 2 or 3 dropped picks by the defense. Opposite situation.

The only player we have the consistently makes somewhat difficult catches seems to be Kincaid. Diggs had one yesterday, but this season he hasn't been making contested or difficult catches at all (in fact sometimes they become INTs). I would love to draft WR in the first next year, but I don't think we'll be able to with the needs on the defense.

These Seattle WRs showing out

Hurts looks like he doesn't want to be there, lol

Usually he flops after the pass has left his hand or after he has stepped out of bounds. There is no point in flopping with the ball still in your hands.

I don’t think he even really flopped in the Cowboys game (although I will admit he flops plenty). In the roughing the passer he did actually get pushed down. He did lobby for a call afterwards though and point to his facemask. Ultimately it was a soft call.

George Parros, former goon, is the head of player safety in the NHL. I think these pro leagues are messing with us.

They do ranked choice voting now, so I think the teammates stealing votes thing won't have as much of an effect.

I would love to see Purdy in that Giants offense. He would have the same or worse stats than Daniel Jones. The offensive line is a sieve and they have no pass catchers. That is exactly my point. I’m not saying he doesn’t deserve MVP, because he will have the production for it. I’m just saying he is underwhelming compared to past MVP winners IMO.