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ok, champagne!!

the JAGs defense came to play today. We need to counter their aggresiveness on 1st down, some screen passes would help

should I say it? champ......

but look at the completion percetage.....

7/11 for 48 yards....

not a bad idea, make TT worry about his job security

having less and less confidence in TT. Bench him for a series and see what happens.

I noticed Hughes is not as good rushing the passer from the left side of the formation.

I wonder if Harvin was having migraines when he was retired. I know you don't have to get hit in the head to get them but I wasn't aware or just don't remember him being hit hard since he came back.

Not suprised by this. He's a baller.

R.I.P.? I hope not, I hope he's rotting in hell, next up, his POS brother.

Kyle doesn't like TNF, either: http://buffalonews.com/2016/11/25/11-years-nfl-career-kyle-williams-continues-defy-outside-expectations/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

This is why he's so good.

Garrett's record as Dallas HC 2010: 6-10 2011: 8-8 2012: 8-8 2013: 8-8 2014: 12-4 2015: 4-12 2016: 9-1 Continuity?

Dak is awesome.

I like that but his arm strength doesn't seem great, IMO.

Bad drop by Clay or is this a bad Taylor decision to go to him? I

This, I agree 100%. I thought we were going to move the pocket to make an easier throw for TT. I liked the decision to go for it and not give them the chance to come back. Hated the super prevent defense at the end of the game.

Really, is Del Rio a better coach than Ryan? Is Del Rio's record 83-82 much better than Ryan's record 68-70? Del Rio's QBs; Byron Leftwich, David Garrard, David Carr. Ryan's QBs: Mark Sanchez, Geno Smith, Tyrod Taylor. I know this is a very basic analysis but I don't think there's much difference between the two.

you have to feel really bad if you're a Houston fan or the Houston offense.

Don't get me wrong, he is amazing when he can keep plays and drives alive while escaping sure sacks, plus he takes cares of the ball. He's dual threat, but he's not, just yet, and remains to be seen, an instinctive passer. He's a good overall thrower but not a great passer. Sometimes I wonder what a different guy (not only the guys that are backing him up) would do when the time in the pocket is more than enough to make plays.

I'm not going to lie, sometimes I would like to see what another QB could do on some of the plays TT has a lot of time to throw the ball and doesn't pull the trigger but I'm realistic, he's the starter and will continue to be as long as he is healthy.

1, 2, 3 test.....

Both Hughes and Lawson struggled mightily against the Bengals OTs.