30. "since they played on Thursday, let me say this about the Bees:" In response to Reply # 0
good win.
they have elite running with Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt, and Thursday night they proved it. it was good to see OBJ actually get some catches in (including a TD). defense.... did come through on some key downs, but failed on every 4th and short yardage the Bengals had.
Baker Mayfield mostly rebounded. I will say this: I always thought Lamar was a better QB, just didn't see him becoming THAT dude so quickly though. Big Ben is the establishment. Joe Burrow makes me think of Aaron Rodgers with how well he plays behind a bullshit-ass offensive line. The ceiling is HIGH.
Which brings me to Baker. He is "a QB". Which is more than what you can say about the Browns starting QBs for the last 20 years. Clearly, the Browns (and the NFL to a degree) have a lot of investment in him. But I don't see him as surpassing anyone else in the division.
I've noted that he is extremely wary of his blind side and he rolls out of clean pockets a lot. Probably due to too many times getting screwed over there. Baker gotta bring some of that Oklahoma swag back before I start waving the agenda flag.
Hopefully, for Baker's sake, the Browns stick with Stefanski for a while, I like what he does offensively.
The Steelers are a ticking timebomb but this season I see AFC North going through Baltimore and the Steelers again.
this ain't about the Bees, but I'm so glad that Stefon Diggs went to Buffalo. Josh Allen threw for 400 today. The Bills are slowly looking like a damn football team again. And the requisite NFL announcer asslicking is starting with Josh. Which is fine, but I'm keeping eyes and ears open with how they do this.
33. "Costly win for the Niners" In response to Reply # 0
Bosa tore his ACL. Solomon Thomas probably also tore his ACL. Jimmy G sustained a high ankle sprain. Mostert has a mild MCL strain. Coleman injured his knee.
34. "I had nothing but bad feelings heading into this season" In response to Reply # 33
Just wasn't feeling it like the year after the Ravens loss where i thought we would be right back. The NFC West improved a lot and we unfortunately are regressing to the mean.
45. "he's a whiny baby who is wild overrated." In response to Reply # 44 Mon Sep-21-20 02:18 PM by PROMO
yes, he can throw fast. yes, he can run and he's big.
he's not a winner though. not in my book. and don't tell me about his time at Auburn. lots of bums win in college because of their program and the talent around them.
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79586 posts
Mon Sep-21-20 10:33 PM
47. "RE: he's a whiny baby who is wild overrated." In response to Reply # 45
Lmao. You sound white af right now.
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
legsdiamond Member since May 05th 2011 79586 posts
Tue Sep-22-20 10:29 AM
54. "Just I case you didn’t... I had to remind you" In response to Reply # 51
**************** TBH the fact that you're even a mod here fits squarely within Jag's narrative of OK-sanctioned aggression, bullying, and toxicity. *shrug*
49. "What have we learned?" In response to Reply # 0
We have learned how important preseason is. You just can’t throw football players on the field , and have them go all out without any gradual build up. Preseason has always been an important process so players can prepare their bodies for the rigors of a football season.
Via preseason, players start off playing 1 or 2 quarters for a few weeks, then jump into playing a full game when the regular season starts.
We are seeing a lot of unnecessary injuries, and some teams are performing well for only one half.
Also, it’s messed up when you lose your fantasy football season in just one week. Barkley,Mccaffery,Mostert, all top running backs.
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