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Yeah the incentive was known - just his celebration was so strange - like directed to a specific place or person

Let Mike White Cook!

Owes Ingram some of the bag

It's a shootout

Only thing I can think is it is directed to family/friends - it definitely seems like he was directing to someone/someplace in particular

Did Josh's MVP odds just go down now that he has a 1000yd rusher 😛

There's zero doubt in my mind the cheating continued all the way through the 'cheating czar' Ernie Adams retirement. It's absolutely bizarre to me the sports world just ignores what cheating frauds Brady and Belichick were = GOATs my a$$

I'm also in this camp. The "boatload" of picks from trading the #1 is going to be much less this year - it could actually be one of those years where the #1 pick team is 'stuck' with the pick with no one willing to pay a ransom. Regardless - getting some extra picks and doing something with them is a crap shoot. F them

I'll throw this in here - my kids with Kenny in 2020

I was re-watching the Jets game last night and was actually thinking how much more stressful its gonna be watching come playoff time

I saw this yesterday and thought it was very interesting the "taking notes" thing was McDs big takeaway on the improvement over the last 4 games - and the mention of Hyde helping him out. I recall earlier in the year McD mentioning 'preparation' with Bishop as well. It seems to me there was a perception that he wasn't putting in the work off the field which was translating to mistakes on it. I thought this was a little odd since you would think a rookie playing at a position that requires a lot of mental processing, while sure lacking knowledge/experience, would at least be showing an eagerness and willingness to work at learning and prep - doesn't seem like that was the case. It seems like at least they think it is correctable with proper off field habits

Is he registered - would love to hear his opinion on if the WR room quietly got better 😛

This is my favorite thread in years

Ha same - I also took Pascal 😛 I have a good buddy who worked for M&T and maintanied COBOL code on IBM AS/400's for years and years (we used to joke about it bc I worked for IBM) - he got laid off from M&T a couple years ago and now works for an insurance company doing the exact same thing.

And the perfect bomb dime to Keon called back for a questionable hold, and the throw down the middle with a defender pulling him down by his leg that Shakir dropped

Its a small point but in the beginning the "co-mvp" talk is just another example of talking heads blabbering on about something they don't even fully understand- sure "it's happened before" - back when the voting rules were different. You would think they would at least know how the voting works before spouting such nonsense

I agree - the thing that will make me happiest is keeping the coaching staff. Maye and draft picks and cap room dont scare me today - add a great coach and culture change and things would be more likely to turn around imo - but would still take years

Don't sell yourself short - "how about I get on the hood of the Pinto and squirt the ketchup on your burger that way" is not a thing most mere mortals dream up on the spot

One play 70 yd TD to Cooper then call it a day

Thanks for sharing! So all these years Kenny gets the limelight and you are the true mastermind behind it all!

ok - bumping this caused some intial confusion re: this week'd game 😛

Posted it earlier in this thread - FYI this is the list of voters this year https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/heres-the-full-list-of-the-50-ap-awards-voters Emmanuel Acho, FS1 Greg Auman, Fox Sports Howard Balzer, PHNX radio Jarrett Bell, USA Today Dave Birkett, Detroit Free Press Tom Brady, Fox Sports Tedy Bruschi, ESPN Vic Carucci, WGRZ radio Mark Craig, Minneapolis Star Tribune Tom Curran, NBC Sports Boston Charles Davis, CBS Sports Nate Davis, USA Today Howard Deneroff, Westwood One Tony Dungy, NBC Sports Jori Epstein, Yahoo Sports Boomer Esiason, CBS Sports Doug Farrar, USA Today Sports Media Mike Florio, Pro Football Talk Reuben Frank, NBC Sports Philadelphia Rich Gannon, SiriusXM Jonathan Jones, CBS Sports Lindsay Jones, The Ringer Mike Jones, The Athletic Clark Judge, Talk of Fame Network Ira Kaufman, JoeBucsFan.com Mina Kimes, ESPN Peter King, NBC Sports Pat Kirwan, SiriusXM Jeff Legwold, ESPN Jim Miller, SiriusXM Sam Monson, Pro Football Focus Bruce Murray, SiriusXM Gary Myers, NFL author Laura Okmin, Fox Sports Dan Orlovsky, ESPN Nick Pavlatos, SiriusXM Dan Pompei, The Athletic Nora Princiotti, The Ringer Lorenzo Reyes, USA Today Charles Robinson, Yahoo Sports Dianna Russini, The Athletic Mike Sando, The Athletic Aaron Schatz, FTN Network Adam Schein, CBS Sports Tom Silverstein, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel Chris Simms, NBC Sports Armando Salguero, Outkick.com Mike Tirico, NBC Sports Ben Volin, Boston Globe Charean Williams, Pro Football Talk

In Keon's post-game he said he changed his route to be 'QB-friendly' when he saw Josh scrambling - then said "he (Josh) went all the way to the right, he told me to go back that way, I went back and he let it go"

It should actually say Andy Reid since Mahones will have nothing to do with it (and it looks more like Reid 😛 )

Actually playing even just a series also can have advantage of staying in normal game day routine as part of prep for the next week