BRH

GO

When are we going to run play action on first down?

This is where we need a targeting rule in the NFL. That was BLATANT.

In the airport? You tell us.

He wasn’t getting ***** on that possession and he should know that.

So the ref goes over to Josh and says “my bad.” Yeah thanks

You're thinking of his dad. Eliot Wolf has been a GM for exactly one year.

And none of those other six guys even made a Super Bowl as head coach of their former teams, let alone won one (Gregg did make one as HC of the Bengals, IIRC).

That moment is when Gregg Easterbrook wrote “Game over” in his notebook, for those of you who remember his column. The Ravens knew they had it in the bag at that point. And so did all the Steelers, including probably Tomlin himself. One of the worst playoff coaching decisions you’ll ever see.

The Steelers are who we always thought they were.

Oh he definitely didn’t drop that on purpose

Russ still throws the prettiest moonballs.

my point exactly

Look at Lamar making those critical 4th downs.

What a terrible defensive call on 3rd and 4.

Not like he wasn’t wide open

Eh. He’s what Burrow would be without Chase and Higgins.

Dumbasses. Throw to the crappy WR covered by an all-world corner, and don’t even get past the sticks. What the hell.

Chargering.

Beilein is a WNYer who coached at Nazareth and Canisius before Michigan. I’m sure they know each other.

Remember when Stroud named himself one of the top five QBs in the league? Good times.

Let’s not compare 2025 to the 1990s. We didn’t have big high-definition TVs back then. Frankly I’m surprised so many people still go to games, but that’s just me. I had seasons in the ‘90s. Paid my dues. At my age I’m more than happy to kick back and watch in the comfort of my home with an unobstructed view, a private bathroom, and no postgame traffic.

Came here to say this.

Dan Fouts also fits that category -- also, like Moon, never even PLAYED in a SB -- but he should have won MVP the year they gave it to Mark freaking Moseley. On the flip side, Roman Gabriel swept all the awards in 1969 but isn't in the Hall of Fame.

Everything comes from the core. Throwing, pitching, swinging a golf club, swinging a bat, all the same principles. All the energy comes from the core and is transferred through your arms and hands to the ball/bat/club. If you start with your arms/hands, no energy gets transferred and you're a lot more likely to injure your arm because it's doing all the work. My son plays college baseball and it's just a massive difference between how he learned to hit and how us old guys were all taught in the '70s and '80s. I get in the cage on a lark and I can feel I'm all arms and hands. I can still hit at my advanced age, but not with anywhere near the power he has, and it's not just because he's a hell of a lot stronger than me. Josh has the physical gifts to throw and play at a very high level despite mechanical flaws. Now that he's fixed those... that's why he's a unicorn. Most guys with those physical gifts never feel the need to correct their flaws.