Doc Brown

A vaccinated person is a lot less likely to spread it though. The biggest problem with this country when it comes to Covid is thinking anything but vaccines (mask mandates, lockdowns, etc.) can lead to less hospitalizations and deaths.

They've run it before but I'd like to see them run it with more frequency. Josh, like most qb's, are better when they get into a rhythm. The no huddle can provide that and it's more difficult for defenses to change personnel and adjust on the fly. On the flip side, a quick three and out in a no huddle isn't ideal against a team like the Patriots who can wear a defense out with those long and methodical drives. You've got to pick your spots to run it but I agree that it could be something this offense does more.

That shouldn't be how it works in a legal system where you have due process. Why stop at six months? If you're going to just hand out sentences with no questions asked why not just say the death penalty? No questions asked.

They all run behind very good o-lines while running backs with similar traits are averaging under 4 ypc (Barkley, Harris, Jacobs) because their o-line sucks. If I'm a GM I build up my o-line and then hope to strike gold in day two or three in the draft.

Rodgers didn't commit a felony.

Rex. The game already happened.

Can I have my keys back?

I was with you a few years ago but he's gotten exponentially worse. He's gone from decent after the play color commentator to a nauseating fawner of his favorite quarterback of the week. Hey Chris. If (insert quarterback here) has a horrible game maybe don't continue to praise him all night.

Why? Is it supposed to be windy on Monday? Barely heard a thing.

I miss no fans in the stands.

I want four feet on Sunday in orchard park so we can play in Detroit again. God it sucks. We build a team best suited for a Dome in the windiest city in the NFL. That’s on McBeane.

Are the winds supposed to be worse than the Skins game?

Ways of getting out of protocol: Aaron Rodgers: "Yeah. I've been immunized." Antonio Brown: purchase a fake vaccine card in front of personal chef that you eventually stiff. Both completely on brand.

No. Not to get in their head. It’s more self serving. He’s a narcissistic prick who will build a qb up and then take pleasure in making them look like amateurs.

More injuries and game time decisions in football. You'd give a relatively healthy team an even bigger advantage than a heavily banged up team.

Amazingly, money is the driving force as they only want to pay 53 players so they try and reach the bare minimum.

A guy can dream. I'll pay 10k for a PSL if they build something like this...

Yup. Reminds me of his praise of Herbert. Herbert in that game: 229 yards, 2 TD's, 2 INT's, 51.9% completion percentage, 66.7 passing rating. If Josh somehow replicates or comes close to his performance last year @Pats on MNF against a depleted defense this game he should silence the few doubters still left out there.

Josh played out of his mind in four of the last five regular season games last year and that version of Allen may be ingrained in our minds so that's pry why we feel he's not firing on all cylinders this year.

Said every conspiracy theorist who ever lived.

Battered Man Syndrome

Bills suck in a dome under Allen so the county is definitely making the right call with an open air stadium.

I hate the secrecy about their status once they're put on the list. Can't Pat MacAfee get all these unvacinnated guys come on his show and tell him how they're feeling like he did with Rodgers?

That's like saying our running game hasn't gotten better after we released Shady. Some guys just fall off a cliff.

In hindsight. Yes. I remember before the 2017 draft that next year’s qb class was loaded so it would be smart to pass on Watson, Mahomes, Trubisky, etc. and add talent at another position if you were thinking about drafting a qb. You’ve got to trust your scouts.