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Zero accepted. But yeah, I don’t believe for a second they played that cleanly.

I would’ve rather had 1st and 5 than 2nd and 1. Downs matter.

Reminiscent of the Patriots and “we’re on to Cincinnati.”

Sam. Freaking. Laporta.

She is. I like Caitlin Clark but liked her less when I found that out.

I don’t know for the life of me why DBs dont communicate to switch if receivers cross in man coverage. It’s like a basketball pick play. Communicate and switch it!!!

What tree is the Ben Johnson offense from? Love the creativity I see out of that system.

Maye looks like the truth. His skill positions are pedestrian and he has no running game to speak of, but he still finds ways to move that offense. He has great awareness from what I’ve seen and throws an even more catchable ball than Allen. If New England stays healthy, they should get a WC spot with that soft schedule.

It’s super impressive that he can go to an all new offense with different language/plays and be able to run it, even if ineffectively.

Maye throws a very catchable ball.

I remember when the Jets O was so beastly against Pittsburgh, many around here were calling them “Baltimore-Lite.” What an insult to Baltimore that comparison was.

Get Fields out of there, if for no other reason than wanting a spark.

Yeah, guys like a Chase and Jefferson are in the one percentile of receivers in the league.

Yeah, only Lamar Jackson consistently has receivers that are “high school” open. For most in the league the receiver will usually have 1-2 yards of separation and it’s on the QB to either throw them open, or put a pass right on them when they’re open. I do think this offense needs more pick/rub routes and less WR bubble screens. We’re not getting blitzed much so those screens are seeming like wasted downs. Too much horizontal passing for my liking.

Seems like there are a lot more injuries in today’s softer league. Guys were far more calloused up back in the day with two a day practices and legal harder hits. There was no “defenseless receiver.” I think because guys were more calloused, they probably knew how to protect themselves more. Soft tissue injuries also weren’t as frequent because they were on the field all the time.