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Wow dumb horse collar by the Panthers not that it matters much. Edit: same player with a horse collar and a facemask on the same tackle! Reich is definitely 1 and done there sadly

TD Raiders! Love it!

I say go Steelers! Less of a threat even though I love the job Tomlin is doing there.

Tua just takes the snap and throws. If that guy is covered he's in trouble

I can be negative and annoyed with McDermott all week but on game day I start to imagine a deep playoff run again

Devito! Devito! Devito! Could have just won the game there

Watching Red Zone I see no reason why the Bills can't go on a run. There's a handful of good teams and a bunch of sloppy mediocrity

They make the Bills look like a team of Tom Brady's Every fan base thinks their team has the worst luck and most heartbreaking losses. All 5 Chargers fans are actually correct though

Lol Chargers are the most anti clutch team I've ever seen. WR wide open on 4th down with nobody within 15 yards and drops it

Bosa just blew his Achilles it looks like... Awful year for injuries

So many people say Tomlin is overrated yet he finds ways to coach his teams to winning records, even when the talent might not be great. Isn't that a coach's job? He's like the opposite of Staley, who handicaps the Chargers. Tomlin is squeezing every bit of production possible out of that roster year after year.

The pressure these guys are under, which is really just part of being a top team, seems to be breaking some of them

Brady said in his podcast on Sirius NFL radio that in those moments he would tell himself he already lost anyway, so it was all a second chance, house money. Basically a mental game he would play.

I thought it was just me, but he seems quite flustered. Which is how he coaches when the moments are biggest. If you think about it, this is the first time he has really faced any serious and sustained criticism. It's not just local media, which is tame, but national media just tearing him apart. Even after 13 seconds he just shut down questions and everyone disappeared into the off-season. Then it was "we're looking ahead not into the past" and the team won a lot of games in 22 so it wasn't a topic he really ever had to deal with publicly. Who knows what local Dallas media thinks of Big Mike McCarthy unless you're in Dallas. But every national sports show tears the guy apart along with Dak after every stumble. These guys care a lot more about their careers and reputation around the league than what the local cheerleaders in the media think.

Already deleted? Maybe he really is bent out of shape about something lately

I really don't see that. I think either this team, digs deep and turns it on at the right time. Then Milano starts practicing. Jones starts practicing. Things start to come together for Von Miller. the team peaks just at the right time... OR dumpster fire

could be another Hershel Walker trade Texans got so much in return

I have been very critical of McDermott, but what if he (and Josh) just love the team and fans and wants to win so badly that their frustrations are getting the best of them? This team needs a Marty Biron type in the locker room right now

RGIII apparently wants in!

Bengals have some terrible luck when it comes to QBs injuring hand ligaments Same thing happened to Andy Dalton when they were like 10-3 or something like that. He ended up missing the entire season and their one playoff game. Dalton was never really the same

Josh Dobbs has become such a story in Minnesota. I'm happy for the guy, and added bonus, he isn't helping an AFC team!

Rodgers did mention Tre White being at the "Achilles factory" with him and Dobbins a week or two ago on Mcafee's show

to me, this has the feeling of either: 1) being on the verge of a Hollywood type turnaround where the Bills go on to win the Super Bowl 2) being on the verge of a total meltdown and chaos I can't see a win one, lose one, win one, lose one type outcome.

sad to see star players go out for the season, even if it helps the Bills This just makes the product worse league wide.

Interesting you mention Brady. I was recently watching this game between the 7-0 Colts and 6-1 Patriots from SNF in Foxborough in 2006. It reminded me that Tom Brady was once just a great football player, but a young guy who wasn't the basically perfect robot that he became once he hit 38 or 39 years old and never threw picks, never threw incomplete passes, and basically never lost. At least it seemed that way. He threw 4 INT at home this night, which wasn't usual for him, but he was a young, dynamic player who wasn't always perfect back then. That's your Josh Allens, Joe Burrows, Patrick Mahomes types now (not that they will become Brady). But Brady wasn't "Brady" then either. He was a top QB in the league, had won some Super Bowls, but wasn't anywhere near what he would become. He won more Super Bowls after age 37 than before. That's crazy.