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Awesome!!! He was the ONLY option after Meatball last week!!!

So this is you're way of saying you were wrong about Von because he impacted a playoff game, right?

Wow... lost a lot of respect for Harbaugh in that clip

I realized I wasn't wearing the boxers I normally wear before I started the game so I got them and put them on

Grable is healthy

I kinda thought Virgil being elevated yesterday might make him our returner, but he's inactive along with Codrington. I wonder how much a playoff GameDay check is to elevated 2 PS guys and make both inactive

I have what I think is fair as a question: Why does the #2 seed get screwed for scheduling? Last year AND this year the #3 seed was scheduled for Saturday while the #2 seed is scheduled for Sunday. Last year we got extra screwed because weather pushed that game to Monday. It should be that every single year the 2 seed gets one extra day rest to play the 3 seed now that they took away the bye. Whatever. Just win tomorrow. You guys may remember my "playoffs are all that matter" thread emphasizing that stressing over the regular season was pointless. Well... now I'm stressing

Pretty awesome article. I'm genuinely curious to see how we use him this postseason. Sure feels like we've been holding back his usage and saving it for the playoffs.

I don't think Josh has a problem keeping his TDs up considering what he's done over the last 5 years. I understand I'm just feeding the troll here, but in the last 5 years, Josh has had 215 TDs. Lamar has had 145 TDs. Cleaning up the turnovers is something Allen has really reined in. Still, since 2020, Allen has only had 23 more turnovers than Lamar. Which is more impressive? Lamar having 23 fewer turnovers than Allen in the span of 5 years or Allen having 70 more TDs in the span of 5 years? Sorry everyone... I know I fed the Troll

I don't know... by the definition of the word "valuable" I think it could make perfect sense. Even if you want to argue Lamar had a better year than Allen (I don't think he did... but for argument's sake), Lamar's value to his team isn't nearly as high as Josh. The Ravens have 9 Pro Bowlers and the Bills have 2. The Ravens have 4 All Pros and the Bills have 1. The Ravens have 4 offensive players outside of Lamar who are either Pro Bowlers or All-Pros. The Bills have 1 offensive player outside of Josh who is a Pro Bowler or All-Pro... and it's just Dion as a Pro Bowler. The Ravens have 3 skilled position players (Henry, Flowers, Ricard) who are Pro Bowlers or All-Pros. The Bills have ZERO skilled position players who are Pro Bowlers or All-Pros. Take the QBs off each respective team... which team has more wins? Be honest. That's why Josh is MVP. And I still think he will. But I love that Lamar was voted 1st team All-Pro. Give Josh more fuel.

Because they're different awards... I'm kinda. MVP = Most VALUABLE player

Why is the national media so widely saying this could be the upset of the weekend. What am I not seeing? I really can't believe more aren't talking about that Ravens vs Steelers matchup.

Pretty cool Micah did that. Even more of a sign he's pretty content as a player coach. With Cole Bishop now getting more and more playing time, you love that. Gotta wonder if coaching is in Micah's future. Obviously it will start in Buffalo