Big Turk

They literally just ran one with Cook early in the game against the Chiefs. He got 12-15 yards on it.

I think you'll be changing your tune in about 4 weeks...it really is utterly amazing how common these injuries are, how frequently we see players take many weeks of playing to get things looking "right", and how we literally just watched the same process play out with Tre last year where he looked slow and terrible for week after week until he suddenly just didn't...and yet people still think it will be like Madden and when the player comes back from injury he will be 100% instantly. I mean how do people not understand what the process is and how long these take to actually come back and look right is by now? It's only been a few decades of watching the same thing over and over again.

Love how you see one of the Chiefs cheerleaders come around the corner and she looks terrified and wants to get out of there ASAP! 😂

Not sure what game you watched against the Chiefs. Must not have been paying attention. File this under "I am going to look pretty dumb in about 4 weeks" Not sure how you just watched Tre come back from the same injury and saw how long it took him to look right(pretty much up until the end of last season and into this year) and expect that it some how should be different with Von's injury. Or literally hundreds of other players who have had the same injury. This is what happens and they have to play thru it until they get back to where they were pre-injury. Really tells you who actually watches football and who just casually observes it.

I associate Texas with Brisket

Yeah most thought it was a stretch to say that a 1 win Arizona team would have beat them by double digits too I'm sure.

He was pretty good in the Chiefs game

There definitely will be a healthy jump with the new TV contracts kicking in next year...likely a healthier jump than most predicted.

Defensive Splits for the Cowboys: Offensive Splits for the Cowboys: Cowboys average a full yard per play less on the road and Dak has an 11% lower completion percentage, his QB Rating is 31 points lower and he has thrown 8 TDs with 4 INTs versus 20 TDs and 3 INTs at home. Defensively, they allow 8% higher completion percentage, 0.5 YPC more on the ground, and have allowed 10 passing TDs with only 4 INTs versus 7 passing TDs with 9 INTs at home along with a 23+ point higher QB Rating allowed. Not surprisingly Dallas Dallas' Point Differential is +171 at home and +17 on the road and average over 18 PPG less on the road. Dallas is not a great road team, the Bills can win this game and it may not be as difficult as we think.

Thank God...he has been dreadful on Prime Thursday Night coverage. He'd rather sit around and tell stories all night than announce what is happening...that is secondary to his stories it seems.

Didn't take into account attention to details and not accepting the lack of it from players.

Either that or they never noticed it, which I find hard to believe...Reid has a sort of Sh**show on his hands over there on offense...WR's drop passes all the time, RT can't line up properly, WR is Offside all game and not once does he check withe the official the entire game...for a team that is usually buttoned up on offense, this is inexcusable...Reid and the players may not have liked how EB was abrasive and got in their collective @sses for making mistakes, but look what is happening now that nobody is. Sometimes you need that tough love and understanding that there has to be a high standard that is met and if you don't meet it, any time you don't there will be consequences. Don't seem to be any consequences coming from Reid/Nagy other than crying about officiating. In any line of work, people will expect what you allow them to accept.

Can we talk about this play for a minute? A 6' 7" DE running stride for stride on a wheel route with a freaking RB? Not only perfect coverage but gets his arm in to break up the pass and doesn't commit PI? How many DE's in the NFL are making this play? Not many...extremely impressive...

Most teams with really good QBs can say that...only one team wins the SB every year.

Meanwhile the Steelers became the first team in NFL history to have a winning record and lose to teams with 8+ more losses than wins in back to back games. Steelers are a 4-9/5-8 team masquerading as a playoff team.

Wasn't my fault...that twitter link just posted a whole huge thing instead of one tweet!

Toney apparently had been lining up Offside almost all game, including the first play he was in...he never once looked to the officials to check to see if he was good according to Dan Orlovsky in this video breakdown... What the hell is going on with Reid? He has a WR who can't line up properly, a Right Tackle that lines up damn near in the backfield every play and gets called for it at times...looks like he misses Bienemy more than he thought...Nagy is not holding these players accountable for these stupid mistakes.

so did Tua on the last play of the game so they have that in common... Week 18...

Titans had a 0.4% Win Percentage according to Next Gen stats when they trailed 27-13 with a little over 3 mins left. 2nd most improbable win of the Next Gen sports era... Same as they are every year since the 80s

Not too crazy....the Fins were 8-3 last year and finished 9-8

The best part is reading the Fins boards, several of the posters went to bed after the Fins went up by 14 with 4:34 left in the game...imagine their reaction when they wake up in the morning and look at what happened...hahahahahahahaha

Fins fans calling for Crossman's head...there is something I haven't heard before hahaha

Call this one "The Miami Meltdown"... IMO, this definitely puts the division back in play seeing as the Dolphins still have games against the Cowboys, Ravens and us...based on their record against good teams, they could go 1-3 to end the year.