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Surprise, surprise, a weak holding call against SF

There must be a League memo out to the refs that the Chiefs get preferential treatment above all others. Calls against opposing defenses, a blind eye to blatant penalties committed by the walrus' and rat boy's squad, and favorable spots at all times.

How about the 49ers jumping on the Chiefs early. Go SF!

Oh yeah. The Pack look horrible. Oh how the mighty have fallen.

Safe to say the Browns season is done at 2-5

He should have stayed retired.

Lamar for MVP Oh......wait......that talk was back in like week 3

It's pretty awesome to watch Brady and the Bucs suffer

I take it there's nothing wrong with being conservative?

Wonder how long it will be until he's released for taking a few "to go plates" from the team's cafeteria?

Gurley's knee was shredded in college. He lasted a few more years, but his body just couldn't handle the rigorous toll of the sport. Some guys are fortunate not to suffer major lower body injuries. Other guys, not so much.

I can go with these three. The rest can continue to swirl around the toilet bowl on the way down. 1. Lions - Continual years of futility after Barry Sanders 2. Vikings - They were my Pop's favorite team 3. Bears - Outside of the one SB appearance this century, their fans have endured quite a bit as well. I would have said the Chargers if they were still in SD. Screw the LA teams.

Broncos FO right now

Our RB stable is going to be our RB stable for the year, unless injuries happen and they call up Duke Johnson.

Imo, this is a HUGE get for the 49ers. Shanahan is going to have a field day scheming up his offense now with Deebo, CMC, Kittle, and Aiyuk. It's actually a perfect landing spot for CMC. The 49ers just made a move that should land them the NFCW and make them serious contenders in the NFC to get to the SB.

I was just about to post this. Diggs IS that dude. I also believe that you can see the extra muscle put on this offseason showing up in his game as well. He's fighting for extra yardage a bit more. He also looks to have gotten just a tick faster. Doesn't seem to be coming out of the game as often as previous years. He just seems to be in better overall condition. Love that guy. Love this entire group of guys we have.

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Loved Claypool at Notre Dame. I wanted us to draft him that year something bad. He's 6'5", 240lbs, with 4.4 speed. At ND he had excellent hands, excellent body control, and was a solid route runner for a guy his size. He wasn't just a "Go Route" WR. He's had a solid start to his career getting 800+ yards per season on 14+ yards per reception. This year has been down, but look at their QB situation. One thing I have noticed about Claypool on the field, an area I knew needed to and thought he would improve, that has been lacking is his understanding of defenses and his route adjustments according to. There are times where he could flatten off a route, use that big body, and make a play. Instead he rounds it off and allows the DB to undercut. Another thing, his personality has changed. At ND he seemed like a humble kid. Now he's out here running his mouth, getting into post club night fights, and doing things that cost his team like stalling to celebrate after making a catch for a 1st late in a game. I'd take him for a late rounder, but I don't think he really would fit the culture around here unless he humbled himself.

Josh needs to "Longest Yard" that guy in December.

Bruh, they didn't even put in the stiff arm from the Rams game. Sacrilege.

Because Matt Ryan's performance was against the Jaguars. Josh's was against the other top team in the AFC, on the road, Nationally televised, and he killed it.