Mr. WEO

can't turn off emotional fatigue...

"Everything"...lol "dude" your act is so old. You've been called out.

On Chanel 5, right?

And then the Giants will really feel the sinking sadness that they paid the wrong guy this off-season....

wasn't a closeout game. try to keep up, "Irwin Dwyer"....

I'm commenting on his biggest game of the season performances. It's a pattern spanning 2 teams/coaching staffs/roster. Let them, the numbers tell the story. He could have done that as well.

It's not about drama....the guy is a biggest game no show, going back to Minnesota.

He and his family had already collected 57 million form the Cardinals. Diggs was not a star after the bye. And for his career in playoff closeout games, he's a ghost. So yeah, someone else will need to step up.

McVay really doesn't belong in the same sentence as Kyle Shanahan.

Remember when Kittles dean did to be paid like a WR? YEESH...

With that QB room, at least the Titans won't have to pay any of that incentive money...

Not NFL talent. There is no NFL talent on those rosters, hence these leagues exist. Conversely, the SEC alone has 369 players on rosters as of 2022. If Fox wants content that people will watch (and advertisers would pay good money for), they would run reruns of Idol and Everyone Loves Raymond....

I disagree. He is the leader of an Offense that has to carry that team most years. Among maybe 20 true starters, he is consistently in the top 10, not cumulatively, but annually. What physical traits did either Manning have?

I doubt it. Total revenue listed as 480 by Forbes.

That's 148 million more than the salary cap this year. It's always been a free money league, if you can afford the entry price.

lol..."this momentum"

Relax, someone called him "Mr. Average". He's anything but, as I have shown. "Stat padder"? I guess if you mean a guy who throws a lot of passes to receivers for a lot of TDs. Name all the QBs currently in the league who are "transcendent under duress" (bizarre criteria, by the way). The Offense has abolutle carried the Vikings ("on its back") for the past 3 years as their Defense is absolutely terrible. Last season that D let Daniel Freaking Jones run roughshod over them for 31 points. Cousins went 31 for 39 and 2 TDs. Brough them back from 10 points down to tie in the 4th Q. D gave up the lead and the Offense came up short on the last drive. Stat padder? You mean like Herbert? Rodgers for the past several seasons? Dak Prescott?

yeah, the quoted parts don't sound like it's late teen classmates or HS seniors sending shower pics. He has admitted to "child sexual abuse" material on his phone and shared with others. The exact age of those sexually abused in the pictures (they are minors) doesn't mitigate any of what he has admitted to,

Perhaps for 2 seasons he was overrated by some. He's a solid player since.

Jefferson is for sure. A few mad individuals' passing opinions don't overall make Thielen overrated, I think. He was top 10 for 2 seasons by the numbers though--outpacing Digs by not a few yards.

I think Thielen is legit. One of the better #2's in the league still, with Jefferson (a better WR than Diggs) on his opposite side. He's a solid producer: 2400 yards, 134 1st downs, 30 TDs on 211 catches on a lot fewer targets since they traded Diggs. Looking at the best WRs the % doubled the numbers (depending on who is reporting them) ranges from 20-36% in top 5 in 2022 and10-11% 2021. Either way, the vast majority of time they are in single coverage.

Actually the o-line has taken a huge dive this year. Scroll down and you will see Sharp had Bills at #8 (not 28) last year preseason: 21. Buffalo Bills A year ago we were optimistic about Buffalo’s offensive line, ranking the unit eighth overall, but their placement has fallen to 21st this year. Spencer Brown must improve his production for this unit to surpass expectations. Brown ranked 27th out of 32 right tackles in pressure rate allowed in 2022.

The Bills o-line was 28th preseason last year?

And yet their ratings are historically low for televised professional football. The original USFL's rating dwarfed those of the current. This year, it was beaten by the XFL reboot, despite the latter's less favorable broadcast exposure. If you are going to quote history, the original USFL started with 13 million from ABC and 4 million form ESPN in 1982. By 1984, ABC offered 175 million/4 years to play in the spring and ESPN 70 million/3 years. We all know hat happened next. It doesn't matter how many scrubs and PS players they shuttle back and forth from the NFL, no one is watching these games. This is why they all die off.

I think Subway is reaching out to Jon Kitna's son as their next spokesperson.