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Where did he learn that?

Are we allowed to discuss the 2nd half in this thread?

Let's see better offense in the 2nd half.

The new, 2021 version of Bad Josh has a good completion percentage but a bad interception percentage. WTH?

I hope it happens, but if not the senior committee should bring him up next year.

So now apparently this was a joke, he has a fractured toe, and he showed off his foot 🤮

The WSJ report seems like it is sourced on more than his remarks. Unfortunately itnis behind a paywall.

If what he took was actually a homeopathic remedy, then it was most likely water. But who knows?

Let's hope he doesn't come back with "COVID toe" like Aaron Rodgers (per WSJ). In Star's position a toe problem might be very difficult to play through.

I think when a coach says he wants to talk about they guys who are here (playing) he is trying to avoid excuses for their losing / play. Otherwise the players who lost the game can be like, "Oh we really missed Star". Well, you get paid to play too...

That's why I called it an "unusual statement", but it is one of the few public comments that have been made.

My feeling is that the problems with the offense can be broken into 2 areas: 1) Real lack of depth on the offensive line 2) A problem with Brian Daboll's ability to scheme up a Cover 2 beater and the players' lack of faith in their scheme to beat the Cover 2 defense. As far as the defense, well, Vernon Butler and Harrison Phillips are not strong enough at the point of attack to stop a power running game. Note, this was also a problem for them last year. This talk of a "team cancer" or some internal division over Covid-19 seems far fetched to me.

Given that Steve Tasker claimed that Star Lotulelei had a high-risk condition and that is also why he chose not to get the vaccine (unusual statement, medically questionable, but OK)... and that Harrison Phillips said it "is not as bad as it could have been"... that's all we have to go on. Whether he is currently symptomatic or not, "not as bad as it could have been" implies he's probably not in the hospital like Dion Dawkins was (if Harrison Phillips has accurate info). Other than that, he'll be back when he is able to play football and the team is not projecting when that will be, kind of like if he had a concussion.

Well, he did not have his best game today (some off target throws and bad decisions), but the defense was terrible and McKenzie dropping the ball on a return doesn't start with Josh either.

Between KC and Dallas they combined for 0 TD passes and 3 INTs. Ryan Tannehill threw 4 INTs today. Not a ton of great AFC quarterbacking today. Looks like Tua is the top AFC QB for today (pending the SNF game).

Obviously there was still football to be played after we were down 14-0. But I believe the team began coming mentally unglued pretty quickly in this game and their last chance to really get back in it was fumbled away by McKenzie in Q2.

I am all for more RB runs, but it cannot be overlooked that we were down 24-7 by halftime. Lots of teams get unbalanced in that situation. We really lost this game in the first quarter.

What about Edmunds and Feliciano? We are all focused on the 2 starters amout due to Covid, but we are also out 2 due to regular football injuries.

Wentz only 11/20 and we are down by 26.

Why? What is it that suggests we are going to be competitive with teams that have a winning record?

I wasn't looking for miracles, just some better thrown balls that don't all look like rockets bouncing out of Dawson Knox's wet gloves.

It's Trubisky time.

So we are playing bad again. Some weeks we do play better than this so let's say we are 6-4 after today (putting the Patriots in the division lead). Do we end up 10-7 or 9-8??? I still don't see us going under .500 but I also don't see us any better than a wild card.

No we are not pretending. They mentally gave up when it hit 24-7.

Can we PLEASE put the Josh Allen MVP talk away now?