ndirish1978

https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/_/id/4243537/gabriel-davis Davis contributed to the low completion percentage yesterday. Targeted 14 times and only THREE receptions.

My point being, that if for someone who admittedly doesn't care, you took the time to come in the thread just to rip on me for posting a question.

You got really upset about a pretty innocuous post? You need a hug. I don't really care about Josh not making the pro bowl. I do have an issue with our safeties not making it.

I just think it's ridiculous we have the #1 scoring and total defense and not a single player on D was honored.

After todays games I took a look at the Pro Bowl roster for the AFC just to check how many players selected actually made the postseason and was pretty surprised. I know a lot of people believe the Pro Bowl is meaningless popularity contest, but it does matter as far as contract incentives and when players are making their cases for the HOF, so it does frame legacy. Shouldn't something be done about Pro Bowl voting? Yes, this is an individual award, I just have an issue with the Pro Bowl being FULL of players playing for teams who essentially failed the litmus test for a successful season and didn't even earn a chance to play for a championship. Mods, please feel free to merge this to one of the other pro bowl threads if you want. I didn't think this was appropriate for the thread listing our pro bowlers so I figured a new one would be ok. 2022 AFC Pro Bowl roster by position Offense *Denotes starter 8 of 11 starters on Offense did not make the playoffs 6 of 11 starters on Defense did not make the playoffs Quarterback (3) Justin Herbert, Los Angeles Chargers* Did not make the playoffs Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City Chiefs Lamar Jackson, Baltimore Ravens Did not make the playoffs, missed 6 games Running back (3) Jonathan Taylor, Indianapolis Colts* Did not make the playoffs Nick Chubb, Cleveland Browns Did not make the playoffs Joe Mixon, Cincinnati Bengals Wide receiver (4) Tyreek Hill, Kansas City Chiefs* Ja'Marr Chase, Cincinnati Bengals* Stefon Diggs, Buffalo Bills Keenan Allen, Los Angeles Chargers Did not make the playoffs Tight end (2) Mark Andrews, Baltimore Ravens* Did not make the playoffs Travis Kelce, Kansas City Chiefs Offensive tackle (3) Rashawn Slater, Los Angeles Chargers* Did not make the playoffs Orlando Brown, Kansas City Chiefs* Dion Dawkins, Buffalo Bills Offensive guard (3) Quenton Nelson, Indianapolis Colts* Did not make the playoffs Joel Bitonio, Cleveland Browns* Did not make the playoffs Wyatt Teller, Cleveland Browns Did not make the playoffs Center (2) Corey Linsley, Los Angeles Chargers* Did not make the playoffs Ryan Kelly, Indianapolis Colts Did not make the playoffs Fullback (1) Patrick Ricard, Baltimore Ravens Did not make the playoffs Defense *Denotes starter Defensive end (3) Myles Garrett, Cleveland Browns* Did not make the playoffs Maxx Crosby, Las Vegas Raiders* Trey Hendrickson, Cincinnati Bengals Interior linemen (3) DeForest Buckner, Indianapolis Colts* Did not make the playoffs Chris Jones, Kansas City Chiefs* Cameron Heyward, Pittsburgh Steelers Outside linebacker (3) T.J. Watt, Pittsburgh Steelers* Joey Bosa, Los Angeles Chargers* Did not make the playoffs Matt Judon, New England Patriots Inside/Middle linebacker (2) Darius Leonard, Indianapolis Colts* Did not make the playoffs Denzel Perryman, Las Vegas Raiders Cornerback (4) J.C. Jackson, New England Patriots* Xavien Howard, Miami Dolphins* Did not make the playoffs Denzel Ward, Cleveland Browns Did not make the playoffs Kenny Moore II, Indianapolis Colts Did not make the playoffs Free safety (1) Kevin Byard, Tennessee Titans* Strong safety (2) Derwin James, Los Angeles Chargers* Did not make the playoffs Tyrann Mathieu, Kansas City Chiefs

I have it on good authority that it's the Washington Tunnel Railings and that stunt this week was engineered to tip us off.

Excusing this as crazy or nuts IMO is giving the guy a pass. What he is, is an absolute narcissist. The world revolves around him and it's not that he doesn't realize the consequences of his actions, it's that he genuinely doesn't care about them. The NFL has enabled him at every turn. His actions in LV were 100% about him getting his guaranteed money voided. Here, he was due $300,000 in bonuses and didn't think he was getting enough chances to earn them so he threw a fit while his team was down 14 points with a quarter and change left. This is why he doesn't pay his employees and treats people around him like dirt, because it makes him upset when they ask him not to be a deadbeat and he thinks that inconvenience of him being made to feel bad is worth more than money owed to people.

Gabe Davis>Sanders; Lil Dirty = Bease

McDermott does not call the offense. I hold Beane responsible for acquiring very poor talent along both lines and I think McDermott can be judged if he doesn't make changes at the coaching level by firing Bobby Johnson and Daboll. 2 games this year where the D did their jobs and the Offense couldn't muster anything to win a low scoring game. We cannot be regressing and wasting another year of J17's talent. McDermott took this team for almost 20 years of hell and got us to multiple playoff appearances, you can't get rid of him.

I didn't bother to watch the game or the pressers after. Did Sullivan ask anyone if they were embarrassed and almost get pasted all over the media room again?

I'd say he went too far with his cowardly playcalling and poor game management. Going for a FG against the wind and punting the possession before. Challenging a QB sneak that had zero visible camera angles to overturn the call. Inexcusable to not have a TO available to at least attempt a Hail Mary at the end of the game.

Bobby Johnson needs to be gone. All the guards need to be cut. We need an enormous 1 tech and an actual NFL caliber RB

Unfortunately this is pretty much how I feel. I was silently pretty confident we were going to lose this game before it even started. Not because I thought the Pats are worldbeaters, but because we are weak on both lines and somehow the Offense has lost its clutch gene.

If this game isn't a plea for a dome, I don't know what is. All this "teams should be afraid to come in and play us in the snow" is pretty worthless because we suck worse in the snow. We can't run the ball and we can't stop the run.

This team is absolutely soft and not just on the lines. We seem mentally weak. We miss tackles at the second level and are absolute dogcrap up front on Offense. Josh seems to have lost his clutch gene, he keeps coming up short in big moments. Feels like when things aren't going our way the offense just folds. Too many big run plays killing us on D and they haven't fixed this at all. Our coaches are weak as well Daboll has lost the ability to call a game. McDermott might have some of the worst game management in the league and tonight he called a cowardly game. We never should have kicked that field goal and we should have gone for it rather than punting the possession prior. Why challenge the QB sneak when it was obvious there was NO camera angle that could even ID the QB?

I see hypocrisy on the board, shocker. People want to cut Beasley for being upfront about not being vaccinated but are cool with the guy who faked vaccination, which means he avoided daily testing and lied to the team and his teammates. \

This was clearly written by a bot. If not, I weep for this country's educational system.

The question with Singletary is not yards per carry, it's can he gain 2-3 yards when we need him to. I'm not convinced he can because I haven't seen him do it consistently.

That's a fumble, this game is over

Allen cost us this game, but it's the Oline's fault.

This team is completely pathetic today

Someone say something to make me feel less miserable?

How do you taunt when you just gave up a first down? The least disciplined team I've seen in years.

This is the most embarrassing loss we've taken in quite a while.

Some really undisciplined football.