Coffeesforclosers

Pretty much our entire peace plan, its goals and the strategy for achieving it have been online since May. If there's any notable differences between this and the course of events... No wonder there's no peace yet.

Is the ref's last name Hochuli?

The Bengals podcasters are having the exact same discussion after a loss as this thread is after a win. Almost word-for-word. "Zach Taylor without Joe Burrow is awful!" This is insane.

Didn't watch a single second of the game on TV. It helped to be driving home from out of town.

"The worst team to ever win the Superbowl" is something I could live with.

Duly noted.

Alright college kids, let's matriculate the ball down the field! Georgia v Alabama is decent so far.

If they don't have to, so much the better.

At this point, we're paying him $350k to not play against us in the SB, possibly. $350k is to Terry Pegula what $10 is most of us. ***** Slay.

And from FIFA! The biggest Qatari chode guzzlers on the planet.

Wildcard is Josh's mindset. Hopefully Playoff Josh locks in, like he usually does and banishes some of the screwball decision-making he's had recently.

Interesting point regarding roster building philosophies. I went back and did a quick dig on the Raven's post season record in the Lamar Jackson Era, along with the number of Ravens selected to go All Pro and/or Pro Bowl 2018-Lost in the Wildcard to the Chargers, 3 All Pro, 4 Pro Bowl selections. 2019-Lost in the Divisional round to the Titans, Lamar's first MVP year. 6 All Pro, 13 Pro Bowl selections. 2020-Lost to us in the Divisional round, 2 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl selections. 2021-Missed the playoffs. 3 All Pro, 5 Pro Bowl selections. 2022-Lost to Cinci in the Wildcard, 3 All Pro, 7 Pro Bowl selections. 2023-Lost to the Chiefs in the AFCG, Lamar's second MVP year, 6 All Pro, 8 Pro Bowl selections. 2024-Lost to us in the Divisional round, 6 All Pro, 11 Pro Bowl selections. In the Lamar Jackson era, the Ravens have missed the playoffs once, been one-and-done'd twice, and made it to 1 AFCG. With a roster that usually has more than it's fair share of Very Good to Elite players. So long as you have an MVP level franchise QB, "Solid and Deep" seems to beat "Stars and JAGs" in consistency over time. At least in a Bills/Ravens comparison.

Seems like the ideal game for Kromer to take a sledgehammer to a crummy run defense. And let Joe Cool seethe on the sidelines.

Gentleman's disagreement then. The only team I'm worried about in the playoffs is the team we can never beat in the playoffs. Otherwise, I can live with "Any Given Sunday", but *****in A we should win it all.

Sounds like the typical Bar S experience.