Doc Brown

First and goal from the one should be an automatic tush push by every NFL team. Ridiculous.

I wanted to depress the market.

Because it's fricken cold out.

The NFL removed the "super" from the wild card weekend this year. After the two blowouts yesterday I can see why.

They took it down. If the Bills win but don't look sharp doing it they'll be at best a pick em.

Anyone and everyone can concoct an advanced statistical formula that supports Lamar or the runner-up, Josh Allen. Ultimately, it’s instinctive. This is fun. He starts the article off that any advanced statistic is meaningless to him because it's only used to fit the narrative of those trying to show why player x is MVP. The best argument for Josh compared to Lamar is how Lamar's pass catching options were always open while Josh was forced to throw much more in tight windows. This sets the table for brushing off the fact that Josh did more with less help. Some will argue that Jackson had more help around him than Allen did. But running back James Cook rushed for more than 1,000 yards and scored 18 total touchdowns. And every pass that Allen completed was caught by a teammate. Lamar was still spectacular; the fact that he stood out statistically despite running back Derrick Henry rushing for nearly 2,000 yards makes Lamar’s performance even more impressive. First of all, I guess since every Allen pass was caught by a teammate means they were just as open as Lamar's options. This is the best part though. I actually admire this terrible argument because I haven't heard it yet. This is some real pretzel twisting even for a lawyer. Since we ignored any reason to see why the Ravens inflated Jackson's statistics with the added help around him he can now actually make the argument that a great running back should've hurt his stats. Yes. Teams loading up to stop the run will only hurt his passing statistics their Florio. Also, not one mention that Lamar had more turnovers than the turnover machine that Josh Allen was in 2023. No mention of team wins either which was your main selling point for Lamar winning it last year. Mina Kimes and Aaron Schatz made some compelling arguments to why they made Lamar Jackson their MVP. I don't agree with them but at least they didn't give dishonest surface level arguments but put some real thought into why Lamar deserved it. Anyways, go Bills tomorrow. Let's hope we can at least get the chance to see Allen vs. Lamar.

Belichick struggled post Brady for the same reason.

It was reported that he had a major role in scouting Pickett.

He's the one who signed off on Rudolph, Trubisky, Pickett, and Wilson. Maybe give him a year off and let Hue Jackson coach for a year so they can get the number one pick and get a real quarterback.

Herbert's an enigma of a quarterback. He always passes the eye test but there's something always "off" about him in important games. He just can never seem to put a consistent four quarters together.

The Steelers late season meltdown this year won Lamar Jackson the MVP and gave the Chiefs an easy out in the Divisional round. Thanks Tomlin. Hope they fire you and the Patriots hire you so they can be one and done in the Wild Card for the next ten years.

Beautiful throw by Russ. Kid might have a future in this league.

TJ Watt. Obviously.

He also signed on to drafting Kenny Pickett in the first round.

This is a game that should get Tomlin fired. He's become the Marvin Lewis of the last decade.

That Ford guy looks pretty good.

If you told me Los Angeles was up 6-0 on Houston about half way through the game I'd assume they were playing the Astros.

Who's the best WR to wear #12? Is it Nico already?

Please lose tonight Ravens. I'll take either of these two teams.

I think the media crowned Stroud a little too early.

Impossible now with the new one to five grading system.

They should've moved on from them and Tua last year. How much evidence did they need that their track team offense didn't work against good to great teams?

I agree. I wouldn't even consider them chokers but just not built to beat good to great teams. They're screwed for a couple years until they can get out of the Tua contract. I just think they would've squeaked in this year and been one and done.

They are but you have to go back to the 80's where a 2nd team All Pro QB won MVP. Crazier things have happened at awards shows though. I remember Shakespeare in Love beating out Saving Private Ryan for best picture at the Oscars.

I remember that game being a field goal/ punt fest until Pollard broke out a long run. It may have been a Miami blow out with Tua. I remember watching it just in disbelief at how McDaniel didn't have a competent backup QB to run his offense. Penalties galore on offense. Miami only put up 184 yards compared to the Titans 222. The Titans running up the score at the end because the Dolphins defense was gassed from all the three and outs Huntley had with his 96 passing yards.