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It’s idiotic. I have no idea how it’s “fun”. Usually threads this silly occur only in the off-season...

What would it take to start a dumber thread than this one?

Baldy is the best...

But how meaningful is that when most of the players near the ball ignored it because the whistle had blown and it was clearly an incompletion?

But the whistle had clearly blown and the players on the field assumed it was an incompletion and just ignored the ball. Calling that a Ravens’ recovery is insane. But that seems to be what they did..

Of course it wasn’t an int, but on top of that, even if it was, Peters fumbled it and I’m sure the whistle blew, so how do they give the ball to the Ravens?

Does anyone else think having John Brown heathy is one of the keys to this offense’s success? This is the first time Brown seemed healthy in about a month and he was making plays everywhere...

I was waiting for some troll to start a new thread here with the title "Allen suffers dislocated ankle"...

I don’t think I’ve ever seen a team this ravaged by injuries. Absolutely staggering.

And even if they decided it wasn't the time to draft Manning's successor, they could have reaped a huge windfall by making the trade Indy made, dropping back a few slots, getting 3 second round picks and still landing a blue chip player with their first round pick. As I said, a fire-able offense the second the card was turned in.

Gettleman should have been fired the second he used the number 2 overall pick on a RB in a highly regarded QB draft. That pick could have yielded a treasure trove of draft capital, and he just flat out squandered it.

He was a very risky and unwise pick. I’d much rather have him in the division than Herbert or Burrow.

One of the great things about this country is that when you see a line you think is ridiculous, instead of just posting about it on a message board, you can actually use it as an opportunity to enrich yourself at the expense of those myopic oddsmakers...Please report back.

Sounds like a promising player...

Washington has not exactly thrived since letting Cousins go. They have had horrific QB play ever since...

I respect Simms’s opinion a lot, but he’s not great at picking NFL winners week-to-week.

Christ, Cam is a full head taller than Oliver...

And Chris Carson wasn't a bad selection in round 7...

AZ’s defense really stepped it up at the end of regulation and OT. Very aggressive and smart. I haven’t seen Wilson look like that in a long time.

This is a variant of the absolute worst take in the history of Bills message boards: “[Insert superstar player’s name] would have sucked if we had drafted him because [insert excuse].” What we know is that Allen is a franchise QB and Darnold is soon to be a backup somewhere. And for the record, Allen has been better than Darnold well before he got Diggs, etc.

Why would the Cowboys do that? So they can get to 5-11 or 6-10? Do you think making the playoffs with a losing record and getting trounced in the first round is something Jerry Jones will mortgage the future for?

I don’t understand why so many people say they “feel sorry” for Darnold, as if he’s some budding superstar trapped in a situation beyond his control. He’s a bad QB on a bad team. They are a bad team in part because he’s a bad quarterback. These things go hand-in-hand. I doubt the Jets could get more than a fourth round pick for him right now. Darnold’s lucky he’s not in Josh Rosen’s shoes, riding out the season on someone’s practice squad.

They are awful on defense without Jamal Adams. Anyone watching that game last night knew that the Seahawks defense had zero chance of stopping the Cardinals in the fourth quarter and OT. Carroll was an idiot to punt on 4th and 2 on their last possession of regulation.

You’re obviously new to this. The Patriots would never be expecting it.

Carroll played not to lose and he usually doesn’t do that. Really terrible showing by the Seahawks at the end of this game.