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That really looked like some dumb stuff our STs would do

I swear if Mason Rudolph hits a hail Mary against us...

Nard Dawg back in and making stops

3rd and 28? They got us right where they want us...

Nate Hackett could average 30 points a game with Burrow, Chase and Jefferson playing half their schedule against crap NCAA schools.

Great job Dawkins. 🙄

You sure set them straight 😂😂

I didn't backtrack. At all. I don't disagree with those points. All valid. But yes you are still ignorant of why the choice was made. I'll wait to hear the answer to the question before I judge the move. Perhaps they felt that playing a team that's been playing poor and being at home...a chance to jump out early, smack their morale and set the tone was needed. Maybe they were super confident in their opening script. I have no idea. It didn't work, so it was a bad result. But it didn't play out well because of execution...not coaches decision.

We continue to be absolutely atrocious on 3rd down

Milk check on Spector there

Saying you always do anything just shows you're blocked into one way of thinking and your way is the only way. Ignorant arrogance, to be honest.

Stop. If Cooper hangs on to that and they march down and score a TD you would be praising the aggressiveness. Must be great taking the test after the answers are provided.

Ok. Gotta go back to Coop here. Get him in the game. Gotta work Coleman in so he gets his early game drop out of the way too.

Well, we have our Gabe Davis replacement...

This has a lot to do with it. Much like Poona Ford last year it's a "Ohh I've heard his name and the podcasts all spoonfed me 2 minutes of highlights of their best plays and love the move...so It must be good." That's my complaint about most of the local podcasts. They have a wide range and firm grip on many of the loudest of the uneducated thinkers. And so help me, the Bills could resign Nate Peterman and these jokers will go on and on about what a slam dunk move it is.

I hope they make new friends and learn valuable life lessons.

They should have moved him for some OL help.

Levis makes horrible reads and decisions. He's prone to INTs. He looks like a guy that just doesn't believe what he sees. Easy to confuse and rattle. Will occasionally hit a big play. Rudolph isn't great by any means, but has the ability to deal the ball accurately and get it out on time. He will get the ball to his WRs and let them make plays (YAC/RAC). Not really a big play guy but a steady Eddie that won't hurt you with a costly mistake and will move the chains.

I actually think hitting the uprights twice in one game is a real talent. That one kick by Bass was a worm burner.

Bass should have been fined for the atrocious kicking job

I think Benford grabs a pick. Keeps his side of the field pretty well covered. With Cooper playing, it's reasonable to expect either Kincaid, Shakir or even Coleman to have a breakout game. So, of course it will be Samuel with a big one. 100 yards, 2 TDs

A lot can happen in the next 21 days. What if the RB room gets washed with injuries? Good to have someone that at least practiced on this offense in the pipeline. At the end of his practice window if there are no openings, they can deal with what to do with him then.

That's basically where I'm at. Cooper and Shakir need to get the highest snaps. Followed by the rookie. Get him experience before playoffs. Samuel mixed in as a change of pace for his speed and horizontal quickness. Mack Hollins can focus on STs. He should not have meaningful snaps on offense unless there are a few injuries in game. Off topic, but I'd like to see some plays designed with both Cook and Davis on the field more.

The joke is always funny, but we seem to be collecting ex Rams more than ex Panthers these days

OJ Simpson was our 15 inch stiletto knife.