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The difference between Miller and a guy like Tyreek Hillis that Hill is actually good at football, so the fans will tie themselves in knots convincing themselves that it was all just a big misunderstanding because they just want their football team to win and Hill helps that happen. When there's no real gain people are less inclined to go through the mental gymnastics. It's sad, wrong, and gross, but that's the deal. The patience level an organization would have with a guy who is a top contributor vs a mercenary who is just stealing money from the team to play pattycake with offensive tackles 10 snaps a game is vastly different. Every snap Von takes the field our defense is playing with 10 men.

It's weird to see a DL close out a game

Normally it would be a great story for a player to work so hard to get back so soon But it's Rodgers so people hate it Lol

I would have gone for 2 Go up 9

Refs willed them to a TD on that drive

These flags every play ruin the game

She was probably just confused when she called the police and made all of those claims. It's totally understandable. Sadly, this is how domestic calls go the majority of the time.

Every time

Lol finally the TD counts

Football wise Von is a drag on the Bills but for some reason people act like he's a major piece of the team

Serious question. Has Harbaugh actually coached any games for Michigan the past couple years? It seems like he's serving a suspension for something or another basically the whole season

Of course Miller has the Ehrhoff contract which has 5 years left no matter how many years go by

Most coaches are interchangeable aside from Reid and maybe Shanahan We could always get one of the scrawny young nerds that isn't any good. Not every scrawny 30 year old who got coffee for McVay or Shanahan will be a great HC

My major issue with McDermott is that we keep pouring resources into the defense and it's ok at best. Other than that I can live with him.

I have no desire to see this guy in a Bills uniform again.

I knew people who were friends with Losman when he played here. The guy worked so hard to be good, but he just didn't "get it" in terms of running an NFL offense. It was not because he didn't have the passion or drive. He was also a little weird/immature, but then again he was a well known guy in his early 20's in a small city with millions of dollars. From what everyone said he seemed like a decent enough guy. We actually met him at the Albright Knox art gallery when they did one of their free Friday night events, if that says anything. He was all by himself and he held the door for us as we were going in and we chatted for a few minutes once we recognized him. Allen has far superior physical talent and understanding of how to run an NFL offense.

man.... just cast this entire season into the freaking sun

I feel like this happens every season with playoff races. There are always pretenders who somehow are in seemingly great spots late November, but will remember that they are pretenders down the stretch. Also, every year a team or teams make a crazy surge and end up in the tournament, even when it was seemingly impossible. Last year it was (almost) Green Bay. They were TOAST at this point. It was if this, and this, and this, and that happens... Basically no shot, even if they won out. And by week 18 all they had to do was win at home vs the Lions and they would have been in. They didn't, but they went from a .sub 500 team with no shot to controlling their own destiny in the final week of the season. I see the Browns dropping, along with the Colts. Maybe even the Steelers. The Steelers could 100% lose to the Cardinals this week.

Ron Rivera would be my guess next season

when is the last time you saw a nail used in a coffin?

I have grown to like Rodgers since he went heel. It's entertainment at the end of the day. I don't see how anyone can question the guy's toughness or passion for the game. Trying to come back from an achilles in the same season is nuts. Guys in other sports have done it in 3 months here and there, but it's rare. Mostly (IMO) because most injuries occur mid-season where rushing it is pointless anyways.

he's going to return to play I think Honestly, it's a cool story, but returning in the same season is only possible under a very specific set of conditions: 1. The injury happens pre-season, week 1, or at the latest week 2 2. You have the speed bridge surgery and everything goes perfectly in healing and rehab without setbacks or infections 3. You accept the risk of coming back so soon (more likely for an older player near the end of his career than a young guy with 10+ seasons left) 4. You make your life 100% about rehab 24/7 and have a laser focus on coming back in season 5. You play a position where this is possible. It's easier for a QB on his non plant leg than a WR, DB, etc. 6. A lot of good luck as you ramp everything up. One 2-3 week setback means you miss the window at the end of the season. For the vast majority of guys, they are hurt enough into the season that even the Rodgers plan wouldn't work because there's not enough runway. So this will never become "the norm" but I could see guys getting healthy faster and ABLE to plan sooner, even if it's March instead of June. That's still huge for the person. Don't forget that Rodgers life is football. Kirk Cousins is going to rehab, for sure, but he's also going to get some extra time in with his wife and kids and enjoy the holidays a bit more than normal. He'll be ready next summer for training camp, and that's the normal timeline.

I learned this lesson thanks to the cheese steak thread Ribeye instead of deli meat

So what? The Jets actually beat the Eagles this season. Does that mean they are good?

The loss is "more than JUST Josh Allen?" WTAF? Allen accounted for over 400 yards of offense and 4 TDS on the road against the team with the NFL's best record who just represented the NFC in the Super Bowl and in a pouring rainstorm. Yes, he threw 1 INT. Led the offense to a potential game winning drive in regulation. Defense let the Eagles drive down and score. Led the offense to another potential game winning drive in OT. Defense gave up a TD to lose. But it's ALLEN? Is that really the narrative? That Allen is to blame?