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Yes Patrick, gesticulate wildly so all the world can see it wasn't your fault.

What was that commercial, Leon The Professional books with hotels.com?

Joe Flacced that one up.

Cardinals game iirc

I'm rooting for Peacock since they're straight pissing off more people than either team.

When you win the coin toss you can choose to: 1) Receive 2) Kick 3) Defend a goal 4) Defer first choice to the second half. The other team gets first dibs in the second half. In most conditions, a team will defer the first-half decision upon winning the toss, in order to have first choice in the second half (which would be Receive) and have a chance to double-up with the last possession of the first half and first possession of the second. The toss-losing team invariably takes the ball after a defer but in extreme conditions like wind, it can be advantageous for a team to defend the the goal "with the wind" for the first/third quarter even at the expense of kicking the ball away, in order to take the wind for the second/fourth.

If you're gonna dispute it, dispute it. 1) Does Rudolph throw or not throw a moon ball? A "rope" of 15 yards isn't what I was referring to. 2) Would said moon ball be more or less affected by the wind?

I presonally liked the footage from Tua's GoPro. Made me feel like, "Hey I could do that!"

Rudolph throws a moon ball that won't be happy in that wind. However Pickens is a contested catch monster.

Hope he doesn't hurt his wrist patting himself on the back.

It may be a complete coincidence but since the Dunne article after the Philly game, it's almost as if McDermott is getting out of the way and making the correct game management decisions, or at least allowing them to be made. I can't recall yelling over a dumb timeout, bad challenge, giving the opponent the wind in the 2nd and 4th, etc. Even the 4th-and-puss they tried at the 2 minute warning they followed up with a 4th-and-push, which was the right game management decision even if it failed (though it'd be nice to have a changeup, you could see them catching up to the fastball)

There's that and Baker found out that when he doesn't lead with the crown of his helmet, that the Bills might just break his tackle and wrist.

McDaniel is ***** absolutely a ***** genius and *****, he's the most mother*****ing inspiring ***** speaker with his life experience *****.

I really thought they had an answer in the second half on a play where Allen saw the blitz coming, called an alert and motioned Shakir in tight from the stack left in to a tight formation to make him the hot, where he'd be able to break immediately on a shallow crosser into the voided zone if the backers fired on the blitz which they were showing. Friggin brilliant QB'ing. Then Shakir makes no adjustment and runs his normal route to the regular depth with his back to Allen for 10 yards and the blitz gets home and it's a negative play. And I'm wondering if the Bills even have a sight adjust for a 0 blitz in the damn playbook... which is why the Dolphins went back to it over and over. Honestly suprised Warner didn't spin that play, I was freaking the hell out watching it happen live (while 3/4 of the GDT is talking about benching Allen and/or drafting Penix) Edit: @HappyDays zeroed in on this play too, it was Shakir not Sherfield, and at 10:45 of the 3rd quarter as he pointed out.

Did we watch the video? The main point of it was, in the Bills disaster plays (sacks, ints, fumbles) it was the play design that left Josh no answers to the blitz-0 calls by the defense. The secondary point was, he's getting through his reads too fast when he's feeling that pressure and looking for a place to go with the ball before it arrives. To me Warner called out Brady without ever mentioning his name.

It's 4 TD's and 4 missed XP's

https://finheaven.com/threads/i-quit.382057/ https://finheaven.com/threads/hats-off-to-the-miami-f-ckin-dolphins.382032/

Could be situational as Dorian is hugely susceptible to misdirection and that's the entirety of the Dolphins running game.

If Davis turned to the outside and looked for the ball, then Apple would have been able to tackle Davis before the ball arrived which as we all know was not a penalty at that time of the game.

...and there's where I knew I could stop reading

Not really

I wonder if Tomlin is using this