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Not sure why Tre rolled out of the end zone there. 19 yard mistake.

I disagree. He is good though. Put Herbert on that Dolphins squad and he has 400+ yards every game. The Tyreek Hill trade was such a good move by Miami.

Jags fans really showed up today 😳

Wow Bass obliterated that ball. Was good from 60+.

That is an unbelievably stupid play call given the circumstances. Press man by Washington and needing 12 yards.

In my opinion, you have to catch this. It’s the NFL.

Bernard is playing so well.

Just checked PFF. Knox has dropped a pass in every game so far this year. And has a 33% drop rate for the season. He had close to a 10% drop rate last season.

Really tired of Knox’s hands. Cost us 4 points. Certainly isnt the first time.

If he isn't, then we know for sure he is toast.

It’s too bad Taylor Swift turned the NFL down. Not my cup of tea but she’s the biggest musical act in the world today and that’s always fun.

Time to change the thread tile to “Elam is inactive part trois.” Elam is inactive for the Commanders game.

Fred averaged nearly 4.5 yards per carry in a decade where teams knew we COULD NOT PASS. That is a remarkable feat. He was a sole glimmer of happiness in many dull seasons, outlasted several running backs meant to supplant him, and was a dawg. If it were my choice, he would be the first new candidate on the wall. If we want to talk about stats that have not stood up to the test of time, Moulds stats look mighty soft. Only 2 of 12 seasons were had 90 or more receptions. Only 1 season with double digit TD’s. But he was a great player.

I sat on the lawnmower, but I needed a few moments to compose myself before standing back up.

Just read a sobering stat. Of the 32 first round picks in his draft class, Elam is the only one to be a healthy scratch last week.

It is! It’s exactly as you described. Far too crowded. And part of it is the towns fault. Naples still has the street active, which means 80,000 people are walking on sidewalks only. The town where Kim Pegula grew up, Fairport, also has a festival and they do it right. They shut down the street in order for people to walk on the street and it creates a far less human dense experience. I did enjoy the wine tasting. $20 entrance fees and there were 15-20 wine and liquor vendors giving free tastings.

Coach McD will leave the light on.

Oh I just upload it to any of the free image sites and then link it!

And from the looks of it, happily so!

I hope it’s okay to post this. I thought it was very cool. Saw this house on the way back from the Naples grape festival.

Well it’s interesting. In the interview, Tom said that he and Peyton were “friends”. But not in the traditional sense. He said in 23 years of playing in the same league, they went to dinner only twice. He claims that he is not interested in being friends with opponents 🤷🏻‍♂️ The entire interview was honestly quite eye opening. It shows just how different Brady is/was. It seems like he took every play and game very personally. Glad i’m not alone!

It wouldn’t be the first time! 😂

A bit off-topic but probably not worth its own thread. Is it just my brain playing tricks on me or did NFL players use to show a hate for the other team more-so in the past than they do now? What made me think of this is an interview I saw with Tom Brady. He mentioned that he is not interested in being friends with his opponents. He is there to beat your head in and specifically said, “I don’t know how you can want to crush the competition. But then have dinner with them the next night.” Am I off-base or were more players aligned with Toms philosophy in the 70, 80’s and even 90’s, more so than today where players are hugging each other midfield after the game and exchanging jerseys?

That team has the injury plague every year.

Well said. I watched both Patriot games and, as you wrote, Belichick is the only reason keeping that team from complete collapse. They are devoid of talent.