JESSEFEFFER

Respect for elders is a top 10 priority. You should be good.

I think the scoops come from player agents. They talk and do favors for media with a national following. She gets a scoop and returns the favor by saying how important they are because they can play in all situations. Win, win win for the player, agent and reporter. All get a boost to their brand.

Wind makes touch passes a bad idea the further downfield they travel. Run more screens and QB runs to move the chains. Missed tackles in the 2nd level are big.

I'd sign up for that but it's tough to believe that it would play out that way.

I like Kim Jones. Good reporter, solid voice, easy on the eyes.

"Each of these aspects of a QB’s performance is indicative of their true skill and is less affected by circumstances and luck." I have a big problem with this. Performance when under pressure and outside the pocket is more affected by circumstances and luck and performance when protection is clean is more meaningful? You brought up Brady and he would be a great example. He was throwing balls away, daring officials to make the grounding call, when he was facing pressure. Being unwilling to take a hit to make a play is luck or "circumstances?" Some of these QBs can't escape pressure and making plays on the move and outside the pocket is not even an option for them. It's a club that is not in their bag. I don't know how you can evaluate some QBs for parts of their game that do not exist for many of them. Most all NFL starting caliber QBs perform well when not pressured or else they would not have the job. So how could that be any meaningful way to evaluate their performances? This author used their ordinal ranks after only two games to to say that Josh was middle of the pack in the "meaningful" measures: clean pocket QBR, no play action, completion% over expected and poor throw % even though the clean pocket QBR is a solid 79 and the bad throw % is a stellar 16% and SIS has him 4th in on target throw %.

I have not heard Chris Spielman's work since he started doing the Fox NFL games but I thought he was one of the best at color analysis when he was doing NCAA games. I was hoping he'd get the Bills' game. As for the actual game, I understand the lack of enthusiasm.

I can't get to the point of criticizing a decision that lead to a 38 yard gain. That's not the world I live in. It might be as simple as Daboll making a play call and emphasizing that it should have Knox in the clear. Coaches being right and players executing it well is where we want them to be.

According to Twitter he will be on OBL at 1:10. I always like listening to him and after 2 games he should have plenty to say about his students. For the record, the show has gotten better with Chris Brown as the host and I usually live stream it at work.

Andy Dufresne " Remember Red, hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies."

It's game over then anyways. Playing half the 4th quarter feeling like you're within 1 score vs knowing you need two possessions to have any chance is a big deal, imo.

Whatever time is left on the clock, I'd want my team playing it with the mindset that they were playing down only one possession. To go for 2 and miss it is to give your team a dose of negative energy. I'd think it to be deflating. I understand the "better to know asap" thinking but there may be a teamwide negative psychological effect associated with a two point failure and a 9 point deficit.

I've said this often but I want to hammer the point. Fitz could do Romo's job better than Romo. Knows more players and coaches in the league, has played for franchises in 8 different cities, has great comedic timing (see the Fred Jackson roast) and has had to learn more football than most any other QB in history having learned so many systems and his longevity in the league says way more about his attitude than talent. He is smart enough to know that he can't always act that smart and has built up a cache of good will around the league.

Supposedly the Pats showed a look prior to 10 sec on the play clock and then switched after that when the radio comm to the QB went silent. That seemed quite plausible based on how the game went.

An interesting take on him, these two games and his first two years. Funny how analytics people see the same thing and come to such different conclusions. Some voodoo math going on here. #1 vs. PFFs #12? Quick Reads on Josh

"Josh Allen is putting him in time out. You sit here and think about what you did!" LOL.

Starting to think that having/losing a #1 WR has the biggest impact on the way a QB plays. Lots of evidence for that this season and it's only 2 games in.

Jake Locker was his ceiling.

Fitzi doing his thing.

Trip guy with ball not illegal But the hold was.

Dolphins D wilting in heat.

Dont even own a radio anymore.

Going to ground not retained. Catch process not completed.

And he should call his doctor.

My son is playing Shout! on his tablet now. I am doing something right.