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He never played a road game at either of those schools. I just looked up his college schedules and he never even approached a cold game. The coldest was a 2:00 game in Knoxville in 2018. I looked it up. It was in the low 60's and raining. That was the coldest game that Tua played before turning pro. EDIT: I take that back. The Iron Bowl that year in Tuscaloosa was on 11/24 and it was in the mid 50's during the game.

Unless they hold him out for the final three games. As noted above, there are unlimited call-ups in the playoffs.

Jack Eichel was never a loser. He is just not a leader. Josh Allen is a leader.

You must get a lot of Fins games then.

I just hope that all of our players are washed. Also, I hope that they brush and floss. It's good for overall health.

All teams are doing this week in and week out, you just don't see it because end of the roster transactions don't make news unless you are following a team's every move.

Reading this thread has brought one, and only one, logical question to my mind. When did the "up" get dropped from the phrase "washed up?" Enquiring minds wanna know.

I realize that you are talking about the D, but that game had no Morse and by the end we were playing the third string center. Knox, Bates and Brown were hooked up to IVs in the locker room by the start of the 4th.

There is no harm in bringing him to see if he has anything left.

Dude? Guy?

That joyless “Patriot way” BS only works if the team is winning at a high level.

I think that is true of almost all NFL QBs.

Tua looks like he’s about to cry there.

The Shanahan system makes things easy for a QB. It’s the same reason that Tua is so much better this year. They just get the ball to playmakers in space and let them do the work. In fact, the Deebo injury will be more impactful than the Garoppolo injury.

TY Hilton hasn't been a star for a few years now.

I think that McD's comments about technique are very telling. He's not doing the right things for the Bills scheme, and now that we have an option with Tre back he is sitting until he gets all that down. People are not going to like the answer, but I think that's it.

Me too, but my NFL career would probably be one play long.

Yeah, but could you take the hit that would come at the end of the play?

I just went to some other boards and here is what I found: Dolphins fans are blaming everybody except Tua. They are also convinced that their offense has been "figured out." Jets fans really hate Braxton Berrios. I mean, it's Edmunds/McKenzie levels of hate. Chiefs fans are really pissed at Mahomes for the INTs (should have to walk home from Denver) and the play calling of the great Andy Reid (refused to run the ball to protect a lead) Giants fans have resigned themselves to the fact that the team is not very good Bengals fans are having an ongoing, heated argument about whether Perine is better than Mixon. They are also worried about playing a "pissed off Brady." Cowboys fans are more positive than Bills fans after almost losing to the worst team in the league Eagles fans are happy, of course, but they feel disrespected by all the attention being paid to the Niners. I could go on, but the fact is that the types of NFL fans that post on message boards are pretty miserable. Except for Cowboys fans.

It's not a skill drop-off because he is not failing physically. He is not reading plays well and making mental errors that lead to laughable incompletions and INTs. Somebody posted a video on Youtube before the season noting that Wilson might struggle in DEN because he had only been successful running one offense. The Seahawks would bring in new OCs and they would eventually have to revert to running that same offense that depended on half-field reads and Wilson scrambling to make plays. Russ wanted to prove that he could run a modern NFL offense and so far has failed miserably in Denver because he can't run through his progressions and process the game.

Exactly. People forget this and choose to remember the 2021 season like it was all like that win over the Pats in the WC game.

At this point last year, Daboll's offense was an absolute mess.

This board has a weird collective memory block wherein they only remember the two explosive offensive performances from the playoffs last year. We won ugly last year too. Does nobody remember that Atlanta game? Should Daboll have been fired after that?