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I actually have a good feeling about this game. I think Josh has a good game with at least 3 passing TD's and the defense does just enough again. Bills 35 Seahawks 31.

My cousin was in the Navy for 26 years. He said the two favorite places he was ever stationed were Iceland and Japan.

Washington and Baltimore are the bane of my existence here in VA. Thankfully there is the internet.

Vic Beasley? The same guy who went AWOL and didn't show up to camp on time after he signed as a FA in the offseason? You want to look to that guy for leadership? No thanks. He's only had one really good year and that was in 2016 with 15.5 sacks. Last year he had 8. He's another lightweight DE, not a LB.

Depends on if Patricia is looking for work after this year.

Gettleman is probably the worst GM in the league now that BOB is out in Houston.

Yeah, no. Just stating the obvious. No medication required.

You could tell the talk was with reluctance though for the most part. It always is because we've had strong starts before and crumbled down the stretch. Win the division, get at least one W in the playoffs(if not more), and the narratives will change. No, our last 4 games haven't been like the first 4, but we've been dealing with many injuries at key positions and didn't even have the slightest hint of a running game until this past Sunday. If we can somehow beat Seattle yes the talk will shift again, but it will still be hesitation until we close out the division and win a meaningful game in January.

This is what the national media has done for years. We are always doubted until we prove everyone wrong and that's just how it's gonna be. Yes, we've made the playoffs two of the last three years. Yes, we have the best FO and coaching staff from top to bottom that we've had since the mid 90's. Yes, we have seemingly found our long awaited franchise QB. But because of all of the previous narratives, you will continue to see stories like this until we win the division and have some resemblance of post season success. W's will shut them up.

The Titans game was bad. Andre Roberts started it off with the ball that popped off of his chest right into the defender's hands.

Haven't you read on here this isn't a good football team? We're going like 1-7 the rest of the way.

He's had multiple ugly games this year throwing the football, but he makes up for it with those busted play 3 yard TD passes that pad his stats. Outside of the Cleveland game in week one where he threw for 275yds, his best game has been a 208yd passing performance. Against the Chiefs he average 3.5 YPA and against the Redskins 4.9 YPA. His team is making up for his deficiencies right now and that's fine. But like others have noted, it isn't conducive for playoff success especially if they get down by two or three scores.

I like all of the things implemented this season and hope they can all stick. The expanded PS is nice to have, as well as the eligibility even with more years in the league. The short term IR fits right in with that because you can bring one of your PS guys up who have an idea of what's going on versus going after street FA's also.

Doesn't matter. Footstradamus already called this one an L for us.

Ok, but he hasn't improved every year as you claimed.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/player/stats/_/id/3916387/lamar-jackson Not according to this. Looks like he has regressed a bit from last year's form. I live in VA and we always get the Baltimore games. I've watched him 3 or 4 times this year already. He still can't hit a throw outside the hashes with any consistency, has trouble when forced to hang in the pocket, and his deep ball this year is not there. Where he hurts you is when the play breaks down and his TE's or WR's are running with him to find some space. He's excellent at finding the perfect dumpoff receiver while scrambling.

They can, but they don't draw LB's in coverage like a TE does.

1. Check 2. ..... If only Knox spent his every waking hour with a Jugs machine.

I remember at least 5 or 6 occasions from yesterday where even the commentators mentioned BB had put 7 DB's on the field. No one is really going to be able to pass in that. Thankfully the running game stepped up yesterday.

Idk, but at least we aren't talking about "moral victories" like we used to from 2000-2017

Don't worry, his alter ego High Football IQ will be in here to reaffirm his Footstradamus predictions here shortly.

And Haden almost had another

King and Hayden would be rentals. Both of them are on expiring contracts. Hayden is a bit long in the tooth and King is going to want to get his $$$. Mercilus comes with a hefty price tag, $10,000,000 to $13,000,000+ per season over the next 3 years, and he's already 30. Adkins is 32 and comes with a hefty price tag as well. For a team with only $4,000,000 in cap room I don't really see us making those moves. The Giants have been talking up Engram and I'm not sure if they will let him go. He has his 5th year option at just over $6,000,000 left out there after this season, due to be a UFA in 2022.