The Red King

All academic. His knee was down.

Looks like the rust is coming off. Go get 'em D.

Either way, we win?

Anyone just a QB away from a potential championship ...or Cleveland.

He did it to himself. I feel bad for the wife and kids who he pulled a bait-and-switch retirement on.

I love chess, and ever since Alice in Wonderland I was fascinated by chess sets with red pieces. Didn't want to do Red Knight b/c it was too cliche, so I went with King. Unfortunately, by the time I realized it might come off as arrogant, the name had stuck.

If you live perfectly, you don't get divorced, unless you think the divorce is 100% her fault. He may have been living almost perfectly, but him putting football ahead of his family was a catastophic mistake. The guy got his rings and legacy. Financially he's set for life. His wife was patient and he pulled the rug out from under her.

Let the gravitas of that statement sink in. 😆

Miami is all-in on Tua, but they're playing a dangerous game with their future. They already paid hard for their last risk. My only fear is that the NFL will tell the refs to keep him safe (for public image), and he starts getting the Brady treatment. This just seems way too soon.

Tomlin said Pickett will start Sunday night if he passes concussion protocols, and it looks like Tua returns Sunday as well. If that all works out, you will have two QB just cleared to play after being concussed meeting this weekend. How do people feel about this? I mean it as an honest question. Do you think either or both are returning too soon? I didn't see how bad Pickett's injury was, but I still worry for Tua's health. Are we going to see him blasted out of play on prime time again?

Did that just happen?

Wait! What if suggest a rumor of a supertrade that brings OBJ and Ertz to Buffalo? How many pages do you think that would be?

Maybe to the first part. But you don't see a problem? "Yes, the ball is in his arm and most likely broke the plain, but it's hard to tell since we do need to see it. Now, let's hold the game up 5-10 mins. while we watch 200 clips to see if we get an angle that tells us for sure." Yeah, certainly not a problem that exists. For those of you that say the tech isn't precise enough, okay, good to know. Thanks for telling me. Was a random thought, suppose it won't work. Ah well.

Video games are engaging and absorbing. Ping-Pong is more casual and does afford interaction. Yes, both can be distracting, but one far more then the other. Also...are the 'Phins seriously trying to scapegoat a ping-pong table?

Was a rogue thought I had, given today's tech. Why not add a chip to the inside of both tips of the football? Using GPS positioning, you would know exactly where the ball is. Challenging a bad spot? Correct spot identified immediately. Did the ball cross the plain, but you can't see it well enough to know? You rule it a TD, and the automatic review will know immediately if any molocule of that ball broke the plain for even a split-second, and again would be known instantly. Was the ball past the LOS when it was thrown? Did the onside kick go ten yards? Would make the game far more accurate, and vastly speed up a number of challenges.

It says something when Bills' fans are grumbling fearing the refs may well be against them...and then go see Chiefs fans grumbling fearing the refs may well be against them.

Does it really matter if the line can't open running lanes?

We need a better backup, yes. But it's not something we're going to address this season.

Like it or not, Miami has a W on us. The Jets not only knocked them a game behind us, they handed them a divisional loss. I wanted to see 'Phins fans get the smarmy smacked off their faces. That part was fun too.

This aged well.

The Edmunds haters are looking for any reason to hate, even if it's something as ludicrous as this. "Bills D against a struggling Pitt offense with a QB playing his first NFL start, playing in bad weather, is held to 3 points. Obviously this happened solely because Edmunds was out, proving without a shadow of a doubt he is useless and should be cut." Do I have the meaning of the OP right? Because it sounds pretty darn silly if I do, doesn't it?

The concusion deniers on the 'Phins board are delusional. They're even claiming he wasn't concussed vs. the Bengals. That this is a league conspiracy against them.

Ironically, the 'Phins would have been in far better shape at this point if Tua never played the Cincy game. They got lucky Buffalo didn't knock him out. Rather then taking that, they doubled down and paid for it. Then, thanks to the new protocols put in place by their own actions, Miami lost their backup. This tickles me...

Given that our team is the walking wounded, playing on the road, makes sense.