stevewin

The best part of my kids getting older and graduating from organized sports was not having to deal with a-hole sports parents anymore

Calm or just his neanderthal brain isn't advanced enough to process emotion 😛 The game was crazy (should check out the game thread) - I also switched to something else after the Fins last TD - then saw the score and went back to watch the last 4 mins already knowing the final score but not knowing how the hell it happened which was fun for sure

I can't remember a year when there was so many crazy swings on teams, including untouchable teams that were 'dominant and 'unstoppable'. Jets get their gifted Lombardi ripped from their hands 4 plays into the season. 49ers getting fitted for their rings then lose 3 in a row, Purdy outed as a grocery bagger, then they are dominant again. Phil being fitted for their crown now they are soft and *should* have lost 3 in a row. Miami with 'revolutionary' offense (that puts a man in motion!) that all we can do is bow down to its greatness now poised to completely crap the bed. Cracks showing in hallowed Patrick and almighty Chiefs, Bengals season over before it began now playing better with backup than with Joe Brr, Denver actually good now? WTF, Detroit, etc. The only constants being Mac Jones' sucktitude, McDaniels' greasy word salad smarminess, Bellicheat's fat mumbling miserableness, and Saleh's punchable face. Meanwhile the Bills with some of the worst string of unbelievable losses in a season and off field drama now in drivers seat to make playoffs and peak at exactly the right time. What a freaking roller coaster

Oh - there's other clips of him? I'm not familiar with his work. That would explain the clapping i guess

Not being discussed. If Devito wins out does that mean Daboll doesn't get fired and then doesn't become the Bills coach next year?

That may be the craziest thing I've ever seen. At one point I thought it might be some kind of weird dark web fan snuff film category or something and the guy's heart was just going to explode and he would just die on screen. Then at the end after he has a nervous breakdown the whole room politely claps. Wtf is happening

The day after the Patty Melt

Then they have to play a pissed off Dallas team after we beat them

I hope Dan Marino's OK

Unfortunately kelce's lateral won't be on it bc the offside wiped it from the historical record - tears for Patrick

He's revolutionizing the game!

Same - i backed up and started watching from the after the td - am now watching the 2nd tenn drive now 2 mins left. It is more exciting knowing the final score but not how it actually ended yet lol

I would have run that spears dude not henry

They should have considered it 4 down territory and run it down there

Jfc

I feel like king Henry is barely a prince now

If Murray's was a catch that sure as hell was

Touchdown Trashtans!

OMG what an a$$ clown

Well that was a fun game for about 2 mins

Let's 🤮 Go 🤮 Trash 🤮 Titans 🤮 and 🤮 Meat 🤮 Head 🤮

I had completely forgot about that! When it happened it took my brain a second to adjust - like was it some kind of matrix time shift, did Mike McDaniels somehow get the rules for motion changed for the NFL, was I watching the CFL - it was so blatant

I took it more as being purposely vague to not highlight and not give any more legs/credence to the specific 'issue'

It's a little crazy the league has let them continue to get away with it after all the very public bad optics the first game. Not sure if there is some process for a team to notify the league about something illegal their next opponent does to look out for - and for the league to caution that team they will be calling it. In that case it's simple - before the game you tell Reid we are going to be looking that your OL is lined up correctly. If the aren't the first play from scrimmage you throw the flag - then the precedent for how you are going to call it is set. If they don't adjust just keep throwing flags until they do. Of all the things to enforce, lining up properly should be the most unambiguous and easiest to enforce. Makes no sense

Pretty sure the context of Rex's comments was that sometimes for OL/DL you'd get a warning between plays for non-egregious issues - your tackle needs to move up a bit more, your DT is crowding the ball - that you would then tell the player to correct for subsequent plays. And he stated multiple times that never happened for a receiver for the entire duration of his coaching career. The mechanism for the receiver to be warned is to proactively check with the ref on the LOS. This whole narrative Reid/Mahomes are trying to create that refs proactively warn receivers isn't a thing.