Freddie's Dead

Thank you for pointing this out, I was unaware of the 4th down restriction. You are also correct on batting.

Why isn't Kelly screaming and running after Herbert to let him know there's a Fish about to sack him?

No argument, just telling you what I saw live.

#32 for the Chargers celebrating instead of either tackling Hill or diving on the pile.

The Holy Roller rule is only active in the last two minutes of a half.

It looked worse live as Waddle was coming across the middle.

You have got to be *****in' kiddin' me. This ain't rugby. Fish have a horseshoe up their ass.

ASJ mugged Waddle.

That's a beaut, Clark!

Bolts should be trapping Wilkins, because he pursues down the line way too fast.

Nice play action, didn't have any time for the home run ball. The Bolts looking good.

OK, this is where the Chargers need to go play action and hit the home run ball. I loved that we did it today against the Jest. Straight out of Marvcus Levy's playbook.

Van Noy with the Spin-o-Rama!!!

Seeing how no apologies are forthcoming, I TOLD YOU SO ON THE CATCH!!!!

The pellets are far behind the left foot, the right toe scrapes, then they come up. See?

Stupid challenge by Miami. You can see the pellets fly from the right toe.

He faked out half the DL on that run.

A guy can dream. Quit harshin' my buzz.....

Damn, that shoulda been picked!

"Khalil Mack - University at Buffalo". Love it. Bring him home, McBeane!

Agreed, I also liked the play action and kill shot. That catch would have ended the game. I just don't understand the McKittrick hate compared to the Dropsome lack of hate. Both had the same number of drops today, and they're probably comparable on the season drops. Yet McKittrick is "unreliable", and Dropsome has never been labeled as such that I've seen here.

You're thinking that the team doctors have Mike White's best interests as their priority. As we've seen countless times, team doctors will shoot them up with enough Toradol or other painkillers to make them able to play. The damage done only appears after the game. You may be right though, because the NFL concussion policy had to be investigated in the wake of the Tua injury. The NFLPA may not care enough about an in-game rib injury, although they definitely should.

If it was his head, there would be an investigation. If it turns out his ribs are fractured, I would expect the same here. As pointed out elsewhere, fractured ribs could lead to a punctured lung, or heart issues if the pericardium were to be pierced. Actual life-threatening *****, like Drew Bledsoe shearing a blood vessel. This.

Love me some Baa Baa Blackshear....

So you're saying there's a Milano....