Pete

The reverse of the Amari effect. The Keon effect

Samuel ran selfless clear outs all game, and opened everything up. Dorian Williams was tremendous fluctuating between spying Baker, and then selflessly setting picks violently, allowing other players to the ball. Shavers won deep consistently. He made some key blocks. Then played coverage teams. One cannot praise Shavers enough for his game. Secondary played very well, providing sticky coverage.

Mack Hollins thinks that players drafted before the 5th round are soft. Macks theory plays out Keon vs Shavers Shavers has fought, and fought, and fought for a roster spot. He’s living his dream, and he will continue to fight and fight…

He grabbed the inside of Shakirs helmet and twisted it around. The ruling was correct. The rule judge commentator explained it’s the same if you grab by the mask or the inside of helmet, and twist, that is unnecessary roughness

The only way to overcome our poor defense is the whip their ass with our offense. Don’t ignore offense again this offseason Beane! I think you are sleeping on NE

Karma for Ramsey calling Josh trash lol

My workday begins 2am lol

The Ty TD

He still calls that ***** stupid screen to Shakir! How does Brady not realize that doesn’t work and that teams are onto that idiotic play? Shakir had -3 yards receiving today. Nice, creative play design Brady. Let’s run it multiple times every game

If you replace “it’s a while before he” with “NEVER”- now you are talking!

A Friday meeting! That’s when teams final up game plans with players, making sure they know their assigments

Jerry O is on Bills Squad now saying that Keon missed a Friday meeting, which is a huge ***** up. Much worse than missing any other meeting. McD quote just now- “The Ball finds the guy who’s working the hardest” shots fired!

I’d take Moulds all day over Diggs. Elbert Domenion probably too. He averaged 27 yards a catch in 1964! 42 catches, 1139 yards, 10 TDs in a 14 game season

Josh Cook, Ty, Ray Shavers Benford Bishop

What’s any team going to give up to a big, slow WR who plays below his size, gets zero separation, does not understand leverage, or hustle, and who has a big attitude, and cannot be counted upon to show for meetings or show on the field?