Jauronimo

Catch up? We were playing with a lead in both of the last two games.

Adversity doesn't need to be as self inflicted as it has been. I expect us to dominate Cleveland...in the first half, and then flirt with ways to make this a more competitive affair than it has any right to be all second half.

At least we have a 20 man defensive line rotation to keep everyone fresh...

In my opinion, leading the league in interceptions is not very good. I'll hang up and listen as to why this is Tre'Davious White's fault.

pathetic

Good riddance. Next bye.

He makes $250 million for the pressure and he just did some Tony Romo *****. Pure choke job. The only thing he cant do is fumble the snap into the endzone. Take safety, fine. When he had chance to redeem he lost again.

One thing he might have missed is HOLDING ON TO THE F@#$ING FOOTBALL in the endzone!!

I'm thinking Mexican tonight. We had pizza last weekend.

I love these week 10 must win games we find ourselvse in while sitting at 6-2 and the #1 seed in the AFC.

His imagination is somewhere next to his colon.

YOU CAN LOOK AT EVIDENCE! Or you can ignore this guy. He's been predicting Allen out for minimum 4 games all week and spreading doom and gloom.

They need to block for and commit to the runners they have. They also need to protect the QB they have. Drafting a runner without fixing the offensive line which remains the weak link 3 years running is destined for more of the same.

I would hope Dorsey has not been reserving sensible play calling for emergency situations but that may be the Case.

Fair points on Jack. I don't miss him. I was caught very off guard when he admitted insecurity and that he was hurt by the reception he got back in Buffalo and that he expressed some regret in his post game presser. He even showed a little humility when asked about the goals he scored and said something like "yeah its a lot easier to score when the goalie isn't in net" acknowledging that he was stoned on two breakaways and a few other great scoring chances. Eichel coming across as semi likable was something I considered as likely as Dahlin scoring on a 50 goal pace this season.

Rather than rely on what hes done in preseason and when burning clock because the starters were pulled in blowouts you may consider looking at this actual career. Ya know, like a smarter person would do.

You know its a weird night when I find myself being a little sympathetic for Jack. He handled himself well with the media before, during, and after the game. I was shocked to hear him admit that he was hurt by the booing when he came back last year. Its easy to forget that his issue was with the Pegulas rather than his teammates, the fans, or the city. Playing on a team with decent support where he doesn't wear the C, an A, and isn't expected to save a franchise suits him well. He isn't a leader. He is still a talented player and it sounds like his Vegas teammates love him. The locker room opinion is the ultimate barometer for me. But love is easy when everything is going great. At least his hatty came after he got blanked on two straight breakaway chances and included an empty netter. Tuch looked awful last night. So many turnovers. He is struggling to find space despite his speed. When he does find space he tries to stick handle through the whole team. Mostly ineffective. Skinner has been Tuch light. Repeatedly forcing passes through the middle that are always turnovers. Horrible execution on the 2 on 1 to not come away with a shot on net. Cozens is snake bit. Hes playing really well and generating chances. Hit some more iron tonight but cant buy a goal. Unfortunately on the other end of the ice everything he touches goes in the net.

At least we have a defensive line rotation!

Should we put Josh on a pitch count?

Is this like when a guy goes on a drunken rampage and in the humiliating fallout he loses his job, his marriage, his reputation, and any hope for a happy future but its the "best thing that ever happened to me" because he discovered his passion for oil painting?

Like the Davis Webb package?

Watched it. Thats not a pancake block. Dion's hands are outside the pads. He's being driven back into the pocket. Dion is out of position at the 3 second mark since the defender has inside leverage and Dion's hips are now pointing toward the right tackle. Dion is spinning inside and falls on the defender. Thats going to get called more often than not. Watch it frame by frame.

Both of them were mentioned.

Looks like he tackled the guy. If Dion was in such great position why not stay in front of him? Pretty sure we would see it differently is Von was blowing past a guy and was form tackled.