That's No Moon

How many of the pass rushers are out because it seems like all of them.

That and their kicker actively boned them when the game was close which then caused them not to kick any more FGs all day.

If they cut him in 2021 he creates 49.9M of dead cap space. In 2022 it's still 26.5M. 2023 is the easiest out at 8.6M. None of that says they can't or won't draft a QB but it does suggest that Ryan will be a Falcon until at least 2022.

Hauschka is 0-2 today for the Jags. Missed from 24 wide and 49 short, in a dome. Anybody still want to argue that he should have been kept?

Alabama ole Miss yesterday was ridiculous too. 63-48? The second best team in the country, from the SEC, allowed 48 points to an unranked opponent. There was no defense in the second half of that game at all and it ended up with a college basketball score. I feel like every game I looked at yesterday had at least 60 points scored. Acc, sec, big 12, didn't matter. It was just garbage defense all over the place, people running wide open, horrendous tackling, etc. I wonder if this is the product of the NFL becoming more offense focused over the last 10 years. How many more talented kids are gravitating towards playing offense in pee wee and high school and then colleges are taking kids who could play one side or the other and putting them on offense rather than defense? We talk about the ridiculous athletes, I didn't see a lot of ridiculous athletes playing defense anywhere in the country yesterday. The ridiculous athletes all had the ball in their hands.

Crucifixion is strongly motivating.

My guess is it's a shower with umbrellas and lollipops passed out to everyone

A lifetime of people looking the other way?

How is it fair to the Bills to have them have to change their schedule to accommodate a team that didn't follow clearly established rules and protocols? The Pats just had to play the Chiefs without their QB. It mattered. I'm sure they don't consider it "fair"

don't be

Ahhh. So then there is complicity with the private school too because those facilities also have locks and they don't just let people walks in off the street to play football. This should be fun.

The facility was supposed to be closed. The doors have locks. He players were let in. The facility was clearly not closed. It's pretty simple.

Giant Meteor

So caserio and mcdaniels will have to decide whether they want to wait out Belichick and take over the Pats or jump to Houston with no draft picks for the next couple years.

Idiot owner finally woke up. He let BOB burn the house down around himself

He's not good. He's barely adequate, and those two punts into the EZ yesterday were just awful.

I think they were asking him to hang it high and allow them to return the ball rather than knock it out of the EZ. It worked earlier in the game too.

4 million in dead cap next year if we cut him. 400k in 2020. He might stick around next year, particularly if the cap is flat.

Bojorquez didn't rotate the ball on the PAT miss and his punting was terrible today.

His dead cap is even more if they cut him for some reason. He has been cap cheap. That ends next year and he will probably have at least 2 years of being cap expensive. It's all relative. In 2027, Pat Mahomes cap hit will be 59.9M. If Allen keep playing like he is people in Buffalo will lose their minds when they see his second contract.

His cap hit is 40.9M next year.

Meaning he could have had a heart attack or a stroke while flying and then crashed.

His cap hit is 12th among QBs and it's only higher than 5 QBs past their rookie contract not signed to be backups. You could argue that he's better than at least 4 of them. Carr - 21.5M Alex Smith - 21.4M Jacoby Brissett - 21.375M Kirk Cousins - 20M Matt Ryan - 18.96M Carson Wentz - 18.66M Teddy Bridgewater - 14M My point isn't that Carr is good. My point is that this is the range that even moderately effective QBs get paid on their second deal. Any QB has a smaller cap hit than, on their second or further contract, is a backup or was signed to be a backup (Mariota 9.1M, Fitzpatrick 8M, Taylor 7.5M, Foles 6.6M, etc.) Before you scream, I realize there are QBs who have signed extensions that have lower cap hits right now, Mahomes and Watson come to mind, but the extensions haven't kicked in yet so technically this is still the rookie deal. Both of their cap hits go up astronomically next year when the extensions begin. By the time Carr's deal ends in a couple years his cap hit will be 19.9M and it won't look out of line for an average NFL starter. It's not really that out of line now given the dynamics.

He can go polish his Arena Bowl trophy...

Were you injured in an accident?