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Damn, sad news. I was definitely on the other end of a few of those charged discussions.

Yeah I did not have "Dahlin two-handing Lundell in the face" on my Bingo card. This is definitely not the UPL that went on that January-April hot streak last year. He looks very average.

I agree. They were legitimately pissed off in the 3rd period when they fell behind. In the past they would have meekly given up and went home. The game was a lot closer than that final score. Also Florida is a juggernaut. JFC that team is stacked.

The Bills are -4000 to win the division. We have 6 wins, and there's a good chance that no other AFC East team will have 6 wins by Christmas. I'm not even joking. I don't think any of those teams can go 4-4 in their next 8 games.

I'm used to them sleepwalking through these afternoon games, so that was a surprise. Also, the problem with slow starts seems to be fixed.

It's crazy how many here still don't understand this. It's been pointed out every season since Josh was drafted. Passing yards, TDs, INTs, etc, have little to no effect on the award. It isn't based on some "media narrative." The MVP will be awarded to the QB that leads his team to the #1 seed. It's been like this for the last 11 years! And barring some herculean season (think 6,000 yards 60 TDs) it will continue on that trend. Now you may think that is stupid, and I get that, but that's the way it works.

That's rough, he already had a major leg injury that cost him a season.

wide open

All accelerate into next year's dead cap for the transferring team.

Mayfield and the passing game look totally different since Evens went down.

The was a beautifully designed screen.

This is completely wrong. He has cap hits of $20M through 2026 then it escalates to $37M. Oh, and there's also 4 void years already tacked onto the end of his contract 😂

Henry is pacing for 350 carries this year. I just can't see him holding up for that at 30 years old, not with his running style.

No, he won Rookie of the Year and is pacing for a 95 point season at the moment.

This x 1000. If you are hiring him for his expertise, let him bring in who he wants. Drives me crazy.

I think there is something to this. This may sound crazy, but it's just too much. On Sundays there are games on from 9AM to midnight, that's 15 hours of football. There were 2 Monday night games for the first few weeks, the Thursday night games, and even Friday night games at the beginning of the season. I know rabid fans are screaming "YEAH! 15 hours of football! Give me more" but it's really not. It feels like 1 hour of football and 14 hours of commercials and talking heads in the studio. Injury? Cut to commercial. Timeout? Commercial. Challenge? You get 1 replay and then cut to commercial.

That was an era with different free agency rules and no salary cap. Now that he can't use his wallet to win, he's shown his true colors. Brilliant businessman, absolutely terrible GM.

Guy signs one of the largest broadcasting contracts in history and then uses that money to disqualify himself from doing parts of his job. 🧠

Yeah aside from the power play they are actually watchable. UPL looked pretty bad last night. Edit: I take that back, this is not watchable.

Yeah, creepy men are following me, let's get out of the safety of my car and confront them while tripping over the gas hose hanging out of my car.

Division winner is all but settled barring a catastrophic injury run. One and done in the playoffs, just not enough elite talent.

Wishing for players and not even knowing their actual names is a thing around here. I remember the days of Mike Lupati.

If this is the end of "everyone eats" I'm all for it. Shakir, Cooper, and Kincaid should never rotate off the field.

Has their ever been a WR that's started his career in more fortunate situations? He's had 3 (likely) HOF QBs throwing him the ball and still hasn't had any meaningful production.