chris heff

I’m certainly not getting a tattoo on my biggest organ.

Wasn’t there something weird, like Blanda missed a 46 yard field goal with 46 seconds left and because it was just after midnight it was his 46th birthday.

I was at that game.

The second video is the better angle, he clearly punches him.

I looked for the better angle, couldn’t find it. I saw it on Good Morning Football. They said nothing about the punch. I agree Where? He does not contact the football, the other angle that I can’t find clearly show he pinch’s Josh in the face mask.

At the end of the run 23 punches Josh in the head, why is no one talking about this? The ball is at least a yard into the end zone and nowhere near where Tranquills punch lands. I know the excuse is that he’s punching at the ball, but this is as blatant as last week’s punches. Throwing a punch indiscriminately has to be more than a fine.

I watched the Raiders vs Dolphins on Sunday, I knew Turner was there because of his son, when I saw Lewis I had to Google the coaching staff. It’s a who’s who of has beens.

No, Milano will play a bit against SF, he will be on a snap count.

If they can utilize Hawk Eye, Electronic line calling and AI in tennis, which can show within millimeters where the ball lands, they can do this in football. I seem to remember that the NFL was going to use some kind of technology to determine whether ball crossed line to gain, rather than the archaic chains. Surely they can come up with something better than two guys starring up in the air.

I’m sorry, was Allen carrying the ball in his ear hole? None of those punches were even close to the ball. The ball was in Allen’s left hand, Dayo-Obeyingbo is behind and to the right of Allen, first two punches are nowhere near the ball and the third hits Josh in the head.

You know how you start thinking people are smart and then you realize that they are not. That’s the NFL (and pretty much everything else), Rams hire McVay, a thirty year old, he has success eventually winning a Super Bowl. That spawns the “Sean McVay effect”. Teams decide young is now the way to go instead of the usual options, old retread, hot coordinator, or hot college coach. I’ll bet some teams interviewed middle schoolers, “Timmy what’s your philosophy on pre-snap motion?”. Have the wunderkinds worked out any better? Since the Super Bowl win Rams have been pretty average. The offense should be better with those receivers. McVay doesn’t look like a genius. Hard to say who won the QB trade. Rams get a championship, but appear to need a QB of the future. Offensive line looks pretty awful, all that motion doesn’t matter if you don’t block. Oh well, I could really care less about the Rams.

I was being sarcastic, Bledsoe was awful with screen pass, he’d hit the guy in the shoes every time.

Maybe they should have Drew Bledsoe comeback and show them how it’s done.

Josh Allen is better than both those guys.

I think they also looked at Edwards as a place holder until Bishop got up to speed. That hasn’t happened yet.