Fixxxer

Perception is not reality but it sure seems that's the case every Sunday. The 60 yard FG Catanzaro made for the Cardinals at the Ralph was insane.

Every time I read this statement I think it's kind of a loser mentality. You practice to be a winner, you play to be a winner but with the mentality that you still have to go out there and perform. You don't build a winner mentality by preferring the underdog tag.

check this out, the Rams OL sees Lorax but recognizes #55 is next to him, that is why he blocks Hughes giving Lorax an easy path to the QB.

Everytime I see Rodgers play, he's running around all over the place. Does he still makes plays within the pocket? Regarding TT, I was impressed with the patience he showed in the redzone. He waited to the last second possible to make a play, one pass was to Woods that was barely incomplete and the other was the TD to Goodwin. I think that is progress for him. The TD pass to Hunter was all him, buying time in the pocket, that was impressive as well.

I'm too, but not at elite money as he and his agent claim to be. He's good for 12/15 mil a year, not more.

one game at the time buddy, love the enthusiasm but we're onto the 49ers...

Washington, the devourer

I could not believe this play, thank the gods TT recovered. On the shoutbox many thought this was a horsecollar tackle on TT, do you agree?

He's a mercenary. When he cares he can be dominating, but he rarely does, less so when things don't go his way.

Fire Whaley?

Going by perception here, but I think he's playing a lot of early downs and not being asked to rush the passer on really obvious passing downs, which is his forte at this point in his career. When we rush 3, and Ryan loves to rush 3 on obvious passing situations, Kyle is the DT most of the time.

That's how Mario rolls these days....

Unsung hero of the day award goes to Larentee McCray http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-highlights/0ap3000000717918/Todd-Gurley-fumbles-football-Bills-recover

Pittsburgh defense always struggle against Brady.

Firechan, is that you?

Onto the 49ers......

1- I agree, it wasn't Lynn's finest hour, the offense always gave the impression that could have been more dangerous. I liked that we ran a couple of draw and screen plays succesfully. That FB dive for a 1st down is money, though. 2- Monster game by McCoy, shame he didn't score. Could still get better at pass pro. 3- Robey-FIsher, we needed turnovers badly on this game and he delivered with pick 6. Nice to see him rebound from a bad year last year. 5- I hated two throws from TT (Woods deep and a hitch out to Goodwin on 3rd down) and he had a bad decision to unload the ball that was nearly intercepted by one of their fat guys. Woods and Goodwin both had bad drops that could have kept drives alive. The best part of his game was the patience shown in the pocket in the redzone, the TD to Goodwin and the pass to Woods where he was out of bounds were impressive. His TD to Hunter was all him and his ability to by time. Baby steps I guess. 6- If I'm Gilmore's agent I call Whaley and take the money offered and run, that is if he likes it here. There is nothing elite about his play this year. 7- Sloppy game by our team, it's like we never found our footing, we overpursued a lot on defense. I felt we should have dominated this game on both sides of the ball. GO BILLS!!!!!!!! On to the 49ers

McCoy, shame he didn't score Clay, big factor in the passing game Adolph Washington, alert plays by the rookie. Alexander, everywhere on ST, should thank Hughes for at least one sack. Robey-Fisher. the Fisher connection will stay for ages, you can see mustache's coaching in his game. Schmidt, best game of the year

past the 5th draft pick, sure, not earlier,

I know it was blocked but Carpenter is a liability.

That's not a TD for the Ravens

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actually, I think Moore has more feel for the position than Tanny, he can get rid of the ball faster that Robotanny.