1. "Tua out, Fields in, AB maybe?" In response to Reply # 0
..Tua will sit out the game against the Raiders (fractured ribs), Fields gets the start against Cleveland, and Antonio Brown enters Covid protocols with 2 days of testing before his status can be confirmed.
5. "RE: AB on COVID list; I guess it's time for Scottie Miller" In response to Reply # 4
Maybe OJ Howard & Cam Brate might get more looks too? I haven't seen almost anything from OJ since he came back from the injury. I hope he's back to playing shape.
I like Miller. He's undersized but his speed let's him stretch things out. But who's after him on the depth chart? Tyler Johnson, I think?
19. "RE: Peyton Manning made that dude a lot of money." In response to Reply # 15
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More than that, he indirectly poisoned franchises. It is insane how wrong the league had it with Gase. Dude was acting weird, being unlikable, and failing to maintain relationships with his best players to the degree that it seemed damn near intentional. He wasn't exactly winning over media folks either. Maybe he was a barrel of fun with owners during his interviews but I don't see that at all.
He probably legitimately did a decent job with an obviously ailing Manning. They drew up a mountain of short and easy throws and plays. Peyton was pre-snap wizardry as normal. They had talent. Shit went well. Since then though? C'mon now. Straight up offensive poi-sooooooon!
21. "Peyton Manning was Peyton Manning. Past his prime but still Peyton..." In response to Reply # 19
Manning. Gase was obvious just along for the ride.
Didn't do anything before or since. Its comical that he got the Jets job immediately after he was fired for that debacle in Miami.
The epitome of white privilege.
>More than that, he indirectly poisoned franchises. It is >insane how wrong the league had it with Gase. Dude was acting >weird, being unlikable, and failing to maintain relationships >with his best players to the degree that it seemed damn near >intentional. He wasn't exactly winning over media folks >either. Maybe he was a barrel of fun with owners during his >interviews but I don't see that at all. > >He probably legitimately did a decent job with an obviously >ailing Manning. They drew up a mountain of short and easy >throws and plays. Peyton was pre-snap wizardry as normal. They >had talent. Shit went well. Since then though? C'mon now. >Straight up offensive poi-sooooooon!
33. "Lmao I was never a believer , and I got / get killed by TOSU fans for it..." In response to Reply # 29 Sun Sep-26-21 02:57 PM by guru0509
Edit , I can’t even post on eleven warriors without my comment being downvoted into oblivion , but most of the people there are inbred mouth breathing anti vax MAGA troglodytes
He’s a bust , I have a lot of family in Chicago and I told them and they were all terrified bc they know I’m not biased and say it how I see it . His arm isn’t great (has no zip , and throws wobbly when you need a laser)
I’m still way higher on Haskins as a pro than Fields.
>let’s you know that he isn’t ready. > >If he doesn’t see anything in that first read he is taking >off running. >And the game is too fast for him right now. > >Might have to go with Foles, seriously. >
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44. "RE: Evan Engram is my least favorite player in NFL history" In response to Reply # 37
>and the Giants just constantly find ways to lose close games, >year after year. > >Make it stop.
He’s a powerful combo of a bunch of shit I don’t like as well. I wish he could get it together but it doesn’t look like it’s gonna happen..at least not with the Giants.
46. "Rams dominated my beloved Bucs, 34-24..." In response to Reply # 0
..and they did it with balance on both sides of the ball.
Stafford looks like a man with a new lease on life with that offense and Donald has that defense playing lights out.
Jalen Ramsey is the best CB in the league.
No excuses.
The Bucs clearly have needs to address in the secondary and need to be concerned about health overall with the number of injuries racked up today. Reminded me of the regular season loss to Green Bay last year.
A rematch in the NFC Championship game would be grand.
48. "Sofi stadium is great in person. Mercedes Benz in ATL is better tho" In response to Reply # 46 Sun Sep-26-21 07:46 PM by dillinjah
>Stafford looks like a man with a new lease on life with that >offense and Donald has that defense playing lights out.
Rams o line dominated >Jalen Ramsey is the best CB in the league. Definitely
>The Bucs clearly have needs to address in the secondary and >need to be concerned about health overall with the number of >injuries racked up today. Reminded me of the regular season >loss to Green Bay last year. >
You mean the saints L? Regardless, it’s just 1 loss. At least Gronk came back after that hit
I am annoyed desean roasted us. But he’s from here, so I’m happy for him
59. "Still SHOCKED they didnt drafter a corner. " In response to Reply # 46
You could see it last regular season and at times during the playoffs, the secondary was extremely beatable. D line domination during the playoffs covered it up. They picked all linebackers. A position they are stacked at.
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79. "I think he has potential, but expectations are high..." In response to Reply # 64 Wed Sep-29-21 05:15 AM by CyrenYoung
..being drafted by a team expecting to win now means that expectations are higher than the average rookie. JPP has always been a stellar talent on the defensive front, so filling those shoes won't be easy.
Troy has all the attributes, but also a lot to learn about the pass rush @ the professional level and will need to add tools to the arsenal. Fortunately, he has All Pro talent around to mentor and help bring him up to speed.
That Rams offensive line is not only stout, but astute. They were the real difference in that matchup. Stafford had plenty of time to operate and Tampa couldn't make enough adjustments to counter.
69. "RE: this espn2 manningcast for mnf is highly entertaining." In response to Reply # 68
>i wonder why they didnt just give manning a commentary spot >on mnf instead of creating a competing broadcast. > >why would you draw viewers/ratings (ad money) away from your >own flagship product?
They know Peyton wants to chill and clown. Like Romo but much looser.
70. "might be an audition for the main show..." In response to Reply # 68
>i wonder why they didnt just give manning a commentary spot >on mnf instead of creating a competing broadcast. > >why would you draw viewers/ratings (ad money) away from your >own flagship product?
71. "I understand it to be Manning's decision." In response to Reply # 68
>i wonder why they didnt just give manning a commentary spot >on mnf instead of creating a competing broadcast. > >why would you draw viewers/ratings (ad money) away from your >own flagship product?
he has his own media production team running the show and gets to call the shots, do something different. any of the major networks would LOVE to have Peyton in the booth. and he knows that -- he could host MNF next week if he decided to.
84. "im split on it for watching games i care about" In response to Reply # 68
for a game that im not invested in it definitely beats their regular broadcast. last night i kept wanting them to do a bit more "regular" commentary but it didnt bother me enough to go back to their regular broadcast.
i kinda dont like that it makes eli seem almost likable...ugh
85. "I’m with you as far as games I care about…." In response to Reply # 84
except I can’t rock with them when I’m invested…like last night. They do to much horsing around for me to have them on during a Cowboys game, lol. I must admit, Eli is sneaky funny, though.
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86. "his performance was impressive af. really, damn near all of dallas. " In response to Reply # 72
much as i hate to say it. granted, i expect philly to play a lot better than that, eventually, but dallas got some damn pieces.
dak was quietly excellent.
that 1-2 punch at rb is formiddable.
wideouts are sick and schultz at TE does some nice things. i still prefer goeddart but schultz is a very nice complementary piece at TE with the rest of that offense.
parsons is a monster. and, as you mentioned, diggs was on some other shit.
i don't know if it was a combination of him having two former teammates' number (he was following smith all over the field and blanketing him in man situations from the slot w/ a 2 way go. either smith REALLY got to work on his route running (and i think that's part of it) or diggs is REALLY talented). i'm gonna say some of both.
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88. "I noticed it last year..." In response to Reply # 86
he had the physical tools...big, fast, ball skills, hands (maybe not as good as his big bro, lol) he was just kinda getting lost in the sauce at times. Now, at least to this point, that ish is NOT happening to him. If there's a play to be made...he is around, jack.
Parsons is not for real, lol. This dude plays EVERYWHERE...and he not out there just running around like Jaylon Smith. He reads plays and then shows up at the spot. We got an actual pass rush the last two games without Demarcus Lawrence, because they asked Parsons to go get the quarter back. That's wild versatility, bro.
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83. "That is because Dallas kept scoring. " In response to Reply # 82 Tue Sep-28-21 02:58 PM by allStah
They had to pass on every down. Running game gets scraped in that scenario.
But, at the same time ,there should have been a few more running plays.
They had 12 penalties and receivers dropped passes....that’s about 20 points off the board right there.
Mental errors are what really killed them...they were able to move the ball, but they kept making mistakes. When Philly made it 27-14, they had a lot of momentum, but then they go and have 3 penalties called against them on their next possession
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90. "RE: Richard Sherman signing with Tampa" In response to Reply # 89
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Seemed inevitable. You can't leave him alone with the faster guys anymore but Sherman should still have the techniques/physicality/groping necessary to be an upgrade in their secondary.
And hopefully he's in a good place overall to have a rock solid ending to his playing career. I'd hate to see folks try to 'throw him away' over his personal stuff when he's mostly been an excellent ballplayer. And that interview with ole girl that got soooooo much attention was obviously excellent. People were and still are bitches for trying to try to turn that deal into something that it clearly wasn't.
Kam got crazy hurt and I will randomly search his name a few times a year to see if he at least looks aight. Earl Thomas went out bad too. But folks need to quit tripping: Legion of Boom was the shit.
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