Dr. Who

Screens apparently take a highly functioning, skilled oline. We're not there yet. (Wish we were.) Rodgers ran the ball last night a bunch against the 2 safety high thing.

It's a no huddle sentence. No time for punctuation.

This is the quote I was responding to: Agree, if Allen plays like crap again this week there are no more excuses. It will be time to accept that he's simply not good and behind closed doors in Orchard Park there will be serious buyers remorse knowing that he had a fluke year during the weird fanless covid year.

Dude is declaring last year a fraud and behind closed doors the braintrust is going to be in utter despair if Allen has a bad game against WFT.

Ridiculous overreaction. O-line has to get their act together. Josh is a little off. Defensive Coordinators studied the film and figured out what we were doing. Strategy and tactics adapt. They'll work it out, just maybe not quick enough to stop Chicken Littleitis. Alright, if that makes you feel better, go for it. I don't think it's one of the easier games, particularly.

Their defense is quite good. That young fella looked pretty good last week. We should win, but I hope the players are not putting it in the "one of the easier games" category. That's how you get beat.

You're not smarter than everybody else. Even Scott Law knows to shut up after a 35 - 0 win. Grouse later if you must.

I sea what ewe did their.

So sorry if you are offended by my rhetoric. I'm still paying off the student loans for my PhD in literature (and I'm pretty old.)

If one is being serious (against my intentions here, actually,) the fascist aesthetic as a whole, its heavy-handed "monumental" giganticism, the sort of thing evident in Speer's architecture for instance is grandiose, oppressive, obvious, as well as jejune. The idolization of heroic, youthful masculinity, when scrutinized, indicates a truly immature state, a lack of developed capacity to recognize beauty in the ephemeral, the imperfect, that which endures time and its complexities. All that said, they nailed the uniforms.

Naturally, one cannot condone illicit activities or grave evil, but sartorial splendour is underrated. (Didn't want to answer seriously and thought the fella might implicitly recognize his ire was not apt for humorous badinage.)

Yeah, but the Nazis clearly had the best uniforms.

Along with overconfidence off of the 51 - 3 drubbing of the Raiders and consequent partying to excess before the game, he's the main reason we haven't won a Super Bowl. But yes, a gifted SOB.

Historical memory at the drop of a hat, narrative of increasing specialization, and explanation why at the professional level, it's very difficult for a specialist to be good at other specialized positions (such as punter and kicker.) Obviously a bright guy and endearing if you like rooting for the dark side. I take rivalries in sports to be equatable with the antagonisms of professional wrestling. The difference is the particular obnoxious qualities of certain fan bases adds a charge to the animous. Anyway, it's fun to revile the Sith Lord and Tom Terrific. ESPN sycophancy over the years has also contributed to why they are fun to hate, but as human beings, of course, they possess admirable qualities . . . alright, folks, go ahead and report😈

Reported.

According to some folks, you are officially a Kool Aid drinker. Of course, these are the fellas that avoid this board after a win because they are so irritated by enthusiastic folks making statements insufficiently sober and balanced by critical analysis.

Well, Mr. Miyagi can breathe a sigh of relief.

Drafted developmental tackles and a late pick on a guard. Whole line was bad last Sunday. You accept Morse is not good at run blocking when the pass protection is good. If it's not, there's nothing to hang your hat on. Still think they will get better, because they were at least decent last year, but it is concerning. And as most have said, the OC has to call a much smarter game.

Nice to feel good about people for a change. Wasn't for the Hurricanes in that game, but now I'm glad they won.

Happy Birthday, fella.

I agree. He's the most talented and not close.

I don't find it particularly funny, either, but I'm very happy with the enthusiasm. And for some of us, Kay is nice to wake up to.

Yes, we'll have to trade up.

I live near Athens, so I am biased. Just watch for #99. You really can't miss him, 340 lbs. and amazingly fast for his size.

His replacement is playing for UGA right now. Jordan Davis is a monster. I'm starting to think Star just doesn't want to play football.