Formerly Allan in MD

Yeah, that explains why D has lost so many games.

Tonight, I wanna be able to give thanks for Josh Allen.

Only one game matters. And it's in Dallas.

Here here!

Does anybody know who Mark Miller is?

The problem is so many won't even see the game (like me) since they'll be dining at that time, thanks to unsympathetic dinner schedulers.

I like to watch Stephan A with the sound turned off. That way you get a silent comedy show and don't have to listen to the drivel.

So you want to see the MVP.

Oh please!

Expect Beasley has a lot to spill about his old employer, especially about their offensive linemen's tendencies. And hope he's doing it.

They should go back to all white uniforms.

Stephan A is very gassy.

Uh, yes except Lawson is an unrestricted free agent. Beane may well regret not picking up his option.

Not talking about this particular game. It depends on who you're playing, obviously. If you think having a predictable offense is a weapon, season wise, good luck with that once you're playing the big guys.

Doctson is a disappointment waiting to happen, whether it's his shaky on field performance or his next injury. Duke!

Milano has been "money" the last few games, especially against the Broncos.

Instead of being a knucklehead, he ought to learn the playbook. It's common knowledge in the DC area that he still hasn't done so.

Must we always run on first down??? How about keeping defenses guessing?

That's all the Redskins need to do. Haskins is a rookie quarterback who still hasn't learned the playbook. Can you imagine?

George W. Bush would have referred to it as "strategery."

A major concern is that our offense is totally predictable. Very rarely is it anything but run on first down, very often on second down, and in short yardage situations no matter what the down. That's the play calling concern. Then there's the telegraphing of plays. For instance, yesterday in the backfield is only Allen and McKenzie. And McKenzie is right next to Allen. Likely a sweep by McKenzie? Sure enough. And he gets stopped for no gain. One of the things that made Johnny Unitas a great quarterback was, not so much that he called his own plays, which he did, but the fact that no one had a clue what was coming next. Defenses had a clue how to prepare for him because there were frequently first down passes, third and very short passes, and plays no one would ever think of calling that worked. Yes, he had lots of talent, but he also had a gift for making defenses look like chumps time and again. Play calling can be an art. We have nothing resembling an artist.

Yep!

It was clearly a pulled hamstring. He was gripping it while on the ground. Three weeks at least.

Yep! He gets little in the way of props but had them pinned deep the entire game.

Warren Moon takes great exception. And he should.