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The worst qb in football would complete that pass if given time when Tyreek Hill is streaking down field wide open. Didn't realize this is a noteworthy thing

Doing his thing? The Pats are a good team? It kind of helps when you are facing one of the only other teams in the NFL as limited as you are, and the opponent is also missing the defensive POY

I thought guys like Cappa and Lael Collins would at least improve the line as a whole. So far, it ain't happening. Burrow also looks very skittish

Dunno, but in all likelihood they will be in first place after about 2 hours

It looks bad. Maybe they just need to establish some continuity. I remember KC's line looked kind of rough early last year with all the personnel changes.

Why? Maybe posting just isn't your thing man

Let's see when they actually, you know, play someone good? They are definitely improved but the Ravens defense has been very suspect. Oh, and their defense looks like ass too

Damn the AFC East with big comebacks. As someone said in this thread way earlier, there are a ton of bad football teams

Yes

How was that an awesome play? The corner thought he had help and didn't even backpedal. Classic miscommunication and gift td

I personally love the blue on blue. It really makes the white helmet pop. But most importantly the Bills dominate with this combo in prime time: Dallas 2019 26-15 New Orleans 2021 31-6 Rams 2022 31-10 Hell, it even worked in 2014 against the Packers (otherwise known as the Bacarri Rambo game).

You have the Chiefs as the 4th best AFC team? That's bold to put it mildly. To me there is KC and Buffalo, then everyone else

Yep. I know it's early, but there is no doubt in my mind that they will be the two best AFC teams come January

So damn annoying

Herbert is just killing my fantasy team right now

I'm not either. It should probably be more like 14 I believe we're actually getting the D team of Beth Mowins and Solomon Wilcotts

He was abysmal in pass pro during the 1st quarter especially, but then seemed to improve as the game went on. As OP stated much of his rough play was against Donald so I'm not worried about him too much. One thing I wonder is how much difference there is between left and right guard. Last year he was exclusively on the left, but with Saffold on board he is now on the opposite side

What did I learn? That the more things change, the more they stay the same. Chiefs, Bills, everyone else. Hmmm, they also have the 2 best qb's...

The Broncos are no threat whatsoever. How on earth did this guy get a head coaching job?

The Dolphins line is still pretty weak with the exception of the left side. Even there, Conor Williams was just ok with Dallas, and Armstead can usually only finish half the year before getting injured. Agree on KC and Cincy

Both those guys are pretty bad, but especially Holley. I guess that's why they used to be on national TV talk shows and are now relegated to NBC Boston and some obscure Peacock podcast with few listeners

Oh yeah. The guy's demeanor on the sideline alone just makes me feel like he is in over his head. He just comes off like a complete loser

UB just lost on a Hail Mary to the Crusaders. I'm sorry, but "Coach Mo" is clueless. I feel like we picked him because he has a cool sounding name lol

I don't know, but it's beyond obvious our offense operates at a different level when Singletary is the primary guy in the backfield. He's better than Moss by a large margin.

Sorry. Love the effort and no general complaints about playcalling. But exposing Josh to hits in a 3 td game? Viewing Zach Moss as some sort of workhorse? Weirdddd