RochesterLifer

The Ravens are a good team and a strong organization going through difficult times. I expect they will get healthier, claw their way back, and crawl into the playoffs. They will be coronated "the team no one wants to play." Then, 😁 we will beat them by 14.

Too many chicken wings.

Please provide an example of the Bengals advancing further without Burrow. If you're going to try to show you are smarter, sentence structure matters.

After watching the Ravens-Lions game and recalling his performances against the Bills, I suggest his nickname should be "Panic Jackson."

That’s B-more’s MVP right there. He sure likes to lay the ball on the ground.

Agreeing with and echoing your thoughts, I found Joe Brady's comments on the game: “I think if teams want to play split safety and give us the opportunity to be able to run the ball, and if Josh shows that he can be efficient to take those underneath throws, at some point, they’re going to have to switch that up,” Brady said. “And then it opens up the deep throws. … I think Josh is doing an elite job right now of, if it’s not there, checking it down, finding the open (receiver), getting our guys RAC (run after catch) and be able to convert first downs.” Buffalo Bills OC explains lack of deep passes against Miami Dolphins (It's a free read) My belief is, at this point in his career, try whatever you want on defense. Josh will recognize it, adjust, and beat you. It's good times at One Bills Drive. More folks on Two Bills Drive would do well to enjoy it.

We've actually seen this process for a couple of seasons now. Josh and the offense begin the season, well into October, playing with a self-imposed speed limit. As the Bills move into November, especially December, the offense shifts into 4th gear. Josh runs more often and aggressively and passes further downfield with success. This is why the Bills' December record is so good. I like the model and expect us to be nearly unstoppable (barring injury) down the home stretch. As has been said here many times, we need our defense to also be playoff-ready.

🤔 I just don’t know how he keeps his job.

Exactly. Josh is developing the knowledge and skills that will allow him to own the offense well past his athletic prime. It is so fun to watch. BTW, Stranded in Boston, I lived there (Arlington) for five years. Boston is a super fun area. But, I just couldn't get comfortable with New Englanders and make it my home. However, I had a blast supporting the New England Free Jacks rugby team. I hope it is a more comfortable fit for you. LOL, here in Mississippi (born a country boy) works much better for me.

Oh gosh K-9, I didn’t mean my comment in a challenging way at all. Apologies if it appeared unfriendly. A more athletic Micah? Wouldn’t that be a dream come true!

Against the Jets, Josh reminded me of Dan Marino a couple of times. While Marino was famously immobile, he was also very good at shuffling to space while making great throws. A couple of times on Sunday, the famously mobile Josh simply moved to throwing space rather than actually scrambling. He continues to grow and take total control.

I disagree. What I see is a great comparison of videos showing the importance of quality offensive line play. The first video shows the D-line winning with the stunt, leaving Davis nowhere to go. The second video shows our o-line picking up the stunt, giving Cook room to operate. Of course, from there, Cook worked serious magic, showing how dangerous he is. If he was the RB in the first video, he would have been stuffed, like Davis.

He may be, and I hope you're right. However, it won't surprise me if he has difficult moments against the Dolphins. Neither will it upset me. Learning experiences are good. He's not Micah yet.

Did you think this up all on your own?

Oof! Facing a master strategist like that frightens me. 🫣