Rat-boy

Really? I thought Journey are a Bay Area band.

C’mon PTR. You know way better than to bring a rational take to this board. Don’t mention the fact that half that time they didn’t practise enough to install him in the offense. It’ll bring the “we won but we really lost” trolls out. I really miss Hogboy.

Nice post. Aidan Hutchinson is a beast and causes matchup problems for most. That said, Spencer needs to do better and continue to improve.

A live chicken? To sacrifice and help Cerrano hit curveballs?

Yes, this. Fish have SF next week on the road? Let’s see how they do against a real D. It could get ugly.

I thought they canceled the X-files and the Smoking Man conspiracy theories… Why blame life / reality when you have an axe to grind against the coaches?

It seems nobody wants to recognize the elephant in the room. It is always everyone else’s fault before Josh. Blame HC, OC, O line, RB, secondary injuries… Oh right, I forgot to blame Edmunds. Josh not been elite these last few games and played a part in all three losses. Injury? Psyche? Slump? Dunno. But with all the injuries, sub-elite play from him led to a few close games. Hope he will break out of it. That said, we are 7-3 and control our destiny to win the division. 1 or 2 seed depends on KC.

DC Tom, eat your heart out!

Refreshing to see some here have found a new scapegoat as the hot take du jour. Thought for sure someone would have criticized Edmunds for not making any impact plays by now in this thread… 😒

Well, Tremaine didn’t play today so the default candidate for the “he sucks” posts by the usual suspects was out. At least the6 are thinking outside the box a bit for a change.

You left out the part about the thread continuing for another three pages after that common sense post.

I find offensive the ease at which you became offended.

“Preventive” is enough you are saying? I’ve no issues with either sentence you wrote, but what bothers me more is the current use of the verb “do” these days as a catch all for any action. “Yeah, I’ll do a martini with a lemon twist.” ”I’ll do the rigatoni.” it used to be that men would use that verb as part of locker room talk. 😀

LOL…you’ve been around long enough that I see what you did here. I love how so many threads turn in to Tremaine-bashing. Reminds me of retroactive Flutie or RJ bashing back in the day. It’s like having a glass of champagne in the morning. Adds a bit of sparkle to the day, as once quoted by a Mr. Osato, for all you Bond aficionados.

Don’t worry, someone will find a way to bash Edmunds instead soon enough. 😀

Sure it is. Clear sign that Allen is too short, like Flutie. Cut him today.

You stole that from Miyagi-do Karate. But I think it is “no can defense” 🙂

What’s irritating is listening to Collinsworth polish Mahomes’ knob. I just muted.

Agree - plus I am sure there are a subset of them that “know” they are right and that any evidence that contradicts their viewpoint is coming from a source that is not trustworthy. Welcome to today’s world, and pass the beer nuts.

Absolutely agree…hence my comment previously that this goes way beyond football.

Goes way beyond football I’m afraid, jefe.

Yep, he didn’t tuck his chin. Someone told me QBs are taught to do that when pushed backwards…I can’t speak for the veracity of this claim though.

I might go a bit farther than that. I like to joke with my nephew (both of us recognize just how amazingly talented Josh is BTW) can be counted on for two major head scratching plays per game. Look, he is human, I get that, and his positives far and away outweigh any negatives. And he had been doing better at a managing his “hero ball” instinct that got him into a lot of trouble in his first couple years. I wouldn’t trade him for any other QB in the NFL. It’s just that those head scratchers can be very frustrating to watch, particularly when they happen in close games that might go either way.

Just saw this - very good read, and apologies in advance if someone posted this in one of the other threads where this topic is coming up. https://www.si.com/nfl/2022/09/30/tua-tagovailoa-concussion-protocol-loophole-exposed