TheFunPolice

This is why I hate Baltimore. Everything goes their way. They are not good.

Jaimes Winston just caught a TD pass but also made some moves for YAC to get in! Spin move, stiff arm, RAC TD!

After today Ravens will be tied for the division lead

Giants DL kicked Goff in the face while celebrating a sack and no laundry

Chiefs season is basically over

JJ McCarthy is awful! Bengals just made 13 plays in a row to stop the Patriots

It's Lamar's turn this year.

KC and the Lions both might just not be good this year

I'm good with most other Corvids, just not the Ravens

Refs had to step in a couple times to help Ravens and Patriots

I've said it many times but I hate the Ravens.

I guess but I still see it as between the team and player. If the player can basically get the team to make him a UFA because of past service then it is what it is. If he clears waivers then anyone including us can sign him.

Colts could lose a bunch coming up Their schedule gets crazy starting today

What's the problem with this? He's a Saints player and they're doing him a favor for really nothing in return. But that's their business isn't it? It's between the team and the player. Who cares if the stupid Titans wouldn't be able to claim him. They still could it would just be ridiculously expensive.

Great weather day for RedZone! Some interesting games today too

Well ok then! All of our investments in draft picks and money in the DL and they're invisible unless you have an excel spreadsheet is my point. This has been the case year after year. It's not new.

Advanced stats and rich data show he's really good some say... Ya really gotta dig into the numbers, then you'll see! I'm old fashioned. I want my highly paid DL players to be obvious to dummies like me watching the game. Like Houstons DL were while they were hammering our QB all game.

I was wondering how they administer the play clock on the field? Does the ref behind the QB literally count down out loud? If not, how does the offense have any idea when it runs out? Or is it"we'll administer it on the field" meaning just don't worry about it unless it's egregious?

I'm hink a lot of current top QBs will play past 40. Mostly because they can't do this later. Other ventures will always be there. Plus the money only gets crazier. Health, fitness, rules of the game, better treatments, all will lead to most guys playing a lot longer.

I don't want to see Baltimore in the Super Bowl. I'd rather see KC. Ravens are a garbage team. So hopefully Burrow and Chase light them up on Thanksgiving.

I'm ready to cry like a blubbering baby while the snow falls in some town park covered in Christmas lights where the protagonists finally solve whatever seemingly unsolvable issue was keeping them apart. In short, I'm a yes! Someday when the Bills win a Super Bowl I'll be a mess...

Josh Allen isn't going anywhere. Pegula loves Daboll. Josh lives Daboll. And here's the thing: McDermott is the type of guy who could put bygones aside for the good of everyone and the goal of winning it all. He has also grown as a coach since the first time around. I would say it's definitely possible if Daboll doesn't get a HC gig this off-season. Way more likely than many think. The one to say no might actually be Daboll, not McDermott

It's very possible that Beane is let go, McDermott asks Daboll to come back and take over the offense and McDermott reworks the D. The team would go get a Waddle or someone similar in the off-season and also draft a WR and maybe even sign a #2 type guy in free agency. The topic in national sports media is Allen needs weapons and everyone is dunking on Beane especially for his bullying of the WGR guys last summer for daring to question his WR room. He's going to take the fall. Nobody is really blaming McDermott as much. I think agents and "camps" are feeding info out there to create a narrative. McDermott is a rock solid human being (not that Beane isn't) that is easy to rally behind. I also have heard from a few places that he actually does want a more open attacking offense and us frustrated with what they have at WR. Where there's smoke there's fire. Beane also seems like a good guy and all, but he has unfortunately failed the team far moreso than McDermott has.

Was it McDermott or Dennision? Was it McDermott or Daboll? Was it McDermott or Dorsey? Was it McDermott or Brady? Was it McDermott or _________ (next OC to be under fire by the end of 2027) Of the above, it was McDermott all the times except "Dabs" which is why Daboll was going to be gone with or without a HC gig.

a great reason to draft WR is that they are expensive