Rocky Landing

I want him over Harris.

Barkley loves his life. If he doesn't win the #2QB job, he's the de facto PS QB, and he's happy with that.

Drink up

Who cares if he can play well.

Hey-oooh!

The Colts fans in Indianapolis must love listening to these guys...

In thought Vlad was "The Tree Stump?"

And there's no reason to believe that Harris will last an entire season.

Albeit against scrubs.

And they've had Neal all over the field. He's really showed his versatility, IMO. And he's elite on ST.

I'm good with that.

Minshew is the backup we wish we had.

Murray is the kind of downhill runner we haven't had on the team in a long time.

Isabella is freaking fast.

Our D-line is a lot deeper than most NFL O-lines.

Murray is a valuable player.

Poona Ford's thighs are thicker than my torso-- and I'm not a small guy...

Siran Neal is such a versatile player

Is it me, or does the O-line look OK?

Is that a "bro," or a "manssiere?"

Good God... it's almost the end of the third quarter, and I'm still watching this game. What's the matter with me?

I've always considered the conspiracy theories that the NFL, and/or referees are fixing games to be silly. Football games represent an enormous amount of business revenue, not just for the NFL teams, and television networks, but for the countless ancillary businesses as well. The NFL does have some anti-trust exemption, but it is not a blanket exemption. For the NFL to rig even a single, regular season game would constitute significant felonies, anti-trust violations, and interstate commerce laws, as well as civil litigations. But a playoff game, or a Super Bowl game? Just the legal gambling ramifications alone would be mind-boggling. Why would the NFL even consider such an enormous risk, just for the sake of a narrative?

I hate to say this, but if you look at this frame by frame, the ball hits the ground. Not a catch.

And of course, Diggs caught it.

Yeah… born and raised in Rochester, but I now reside in Los Angeles.