Shortchaz

With all the resources teams are using to prevent players/staff from getting covid, why not go the other direction and intentionally expose them and be done with it like with chickenpox? I’m sure there’s plenty of reasons to not, I’m just spitballing.

If the bills lose this game I’m probably done with the nfl. I don’t think I can do this anymore.

I Didn’t initially recognize that there was a dude at his feet, probably why the ball was SLIGHTLY under thrown (nit-picking)

If I have one complaint about the defense it’s that they give up extra yards after contact. It’s a bit nit-pickey; something that I hope improves in the future.

You were WAY off

I immediately began bargaining giving up the game as long as he was okay

I’m having a hard time imagining them going into Pittsburgh and winning (haven’t done it in the regular season since 1975) but if they do that will signal that this team is serious (imo)

It seems like when our defense is more aggressive (blitzing) it inspires our offensive players to be more aggressive.

I’m talking about this incident. Rudolph engaged Myles physically at multiple points. Far from innocent bystander

Was he trying to “get him off him” when he went after him when they were both standing?

You tried comparing this to hitting a random person walking down the street over the head with a helmet.... Rudolph instigated this interaction and voluntarily continued to engage at every point.

Talk about false equivalency. Rudolph was the aggressor.

It looked like Rudolph was none too pleased with being taken to the ground and started grabbing myles’ head/helmet . Myles responded to this by returning the favor and grabbed Rudolph’s head/helmet. While getting up, Myles pulled on Rudolph’s face mask and ripped his helmet off. At at that point the fight on the ground was over. Decastro then intervenes and starts to walk Myles away from Rudolph. Rudolph decides that this is the perfect time to reengage with Myles and goes after him again. Outnumbered and being moved backwards, garret responds by swinging at the (perceived or real) aggressor(s) with his right hand that still held Rudolph’s helmet, making contact with Rudolph’s head. Then Myles is (rightly) taken to the ground by a group of Steelers while all hell breaks loose. That’s what I saw in the video clip. the optics of swinging a helmet at a helmet-less-player’s head are bad and Myles will be suspended. Rudolph looked like a frustrated person trying to take his aggression out on what was reachable. In this case, that just happened to be a someone he couldn’t push around. Rudolph was at minimum a willing participant, if not the aggressor, at every point of the post-play interaction.

We seem to have a major problem converting 3rd downs when a first down puts us in scoring range. I think they call it the grey zone(?) where it’s too long for a field goal too short for a punt. We stall in that zone frequently. to borrow a phrase from baseball, we have warning track power

Clearly I’m a masochist

Cool missed field goal is cool

Baker mayfield, league mvp

This team stinks.

Quickly turning into an unwatchable game

Can make anyone look like world-beaters

Be interesting to see if Baltimore’s offense can score any more points the rest of this game

Extra point. Missing it/having it blocked shouldn’t be debilitating.

My first game, dad took me when I was 11.

For the Eagles...

But at least he has a huge contract that makes it nearly impossible for the Falcons to improve their team through free agency