The Jokeman

Nate's sons are 14 and 12 years old.

It might see them try to sign Beasley off Tampa's practice squad but doubt he'd go.

Sign him to the PS and call him active if Dane or Benford can't play this week.

When does Philly play the Giants?

He's played in Arizona....

Here I thought he was Kyler Murray's Big brother.

The question is will Bobby Hart dress?

Murray’s place on the team is likely as one of the first backups. He played in 14 games with 12 starts at right tackle in 2019 before sliding to right guard for 13 games and seven starts in 2020. From: https://arizonasports.com/story/3238435/arizona-cardinals-justin-murray-out-weeks-ankle-injury/ Sounds like the typical T/G flexibility this regime likes. Not bad for a depth guy.

and yet Tua didn't grab his back or ankle during the entire sequence but did grab his head.

and Tua is questionable because of his back/ankle injury this week hmmmmmm.

I think if you sign a vet to minimum that they count less against the cap yet that might have been under the old CBA.

In 2021 he graded as a 61.8 by PFF and 76.3 in 2020. As a comparison Levi Wallace was a 66.5 in 2021 and 60.1 in 2020 for what it's worth. Personally I think he's a good filler for the time being.

I think you mean Justin Bannan.

He's coming off an injury.

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Fair enough. We had to use our last 2 TOs to give us a good chunk of time for that final drive. I have no issue with clock management at the end of the game. Yet Josh's decision at the end of the 1st half to me was more of an issue.

At the very least put him on short term IR to free up a roster spot.

I would have preferred giving McKenzie over Crowder a chance to field the last free kick all things considered.

The inability to stop the clock at the end, poor snap at the half, the missed FG, the 3rd and 22, the Gabe drop, the Allen short hopping passes, the lack of anyone outside of Moss' one run doing anything on offense out of Josh. Lots of plays cost us but we still had a chance because despite all those bad we still thoroughly out played the Dolphins. The pregame injuries hurt the in game injuries hurt more but it happens. What we do following is going to mark the season not this one game.

Xavier Rhodes please.

I saw the headline in my app and assumed it was Jason Garrett from Sunday Night Football.

Did anyone get a replay of the Quisenberry holding call? II mean those yards of course were critical in retrospect. That said I won't blame the refs for this loss. Simply put the Dolphins out played us in our last two offensive possessions. Good on them but we outplayed them despite all our injuries. 8 out of 10 times we likely win a game like that.

Holding Tyreek Hill to 33 yards with what we had in the secondary was remarkable. Tua coming back for 2nd half still smells fishy.

Refs jogged Miami getting in way of McKenzie. Yet that late holding call out of no where hurt the most.