SirAndrew

My niece has attended a ton of games. I know everyone has different parenting styles, but they aren’t hearing anything in that stadium they don’t on the bus. I think some people are very naive. I’m not concerned about hearing cuss words and the like, injuries shouldn’t be expected though. It might have been an accident, but it’s still terrible. I love this team, but our stadium does have some knucklehead twenty something lightweight drinkers who can be quite abrasive.

I don’t want to be the guy to defend McDaniels, but that team has a lot of low character guys. It would be difficult for anyone to manage.

Colinsworth’s story telling moments are terrible

I can’t believe I ever fell for the idea that Brock Purdy was a good QB.

I wondered that as well. I make the same face when I step out into a WNY winter, snow could be a factor.

I didn’t know kick returns are a thing.

NBC going to step up the commercial time next half.

Love the angry Knox run. Also happy he didn’t fumble.

I’m intrigued how the graphic on the board looks like a bad intro to graphics class project.

Bass looking better than usual in the snow.

Shanahan’s decision making has always been terrible.

Purdy isn’t the guy, and CMC is injury prone. SF and Shanahan will need to retool.

Garbage call

We’ve got this game, SF doesn’t want to be there, and they quit on Shanahan. Allen’s hand is the only concern.

Allen’s hand looked rough on that toss.

Nice run, but I don’t love seeing Allen taking on a bunch of 49ers with a huge division lead.

We love allowing that pressure up in the middle in the run game.

I think it’s the receivers more than Allen. He would be fine, but the receivers are running in quick sand. It definitely nullifies the advantage Allen provides.

Yep, the clock turned midnight on the Purdy story.

I don’t care what Purdy expected, you think you’d put the ball on the receiver in that spot.

Von Miller is a liability.

Pundits are too obsessed with Allen’s turnover history.

I’m just a football guy at this point. I like other sports, but something about the pro versions don’t appeal to me. I’ve noticed a lot of laziness in sports that have long seasons. You’re aren’t getting much effort until playoff time. The NBA, NHL, and MLB used to have a little intensity during the regular season. A mid winter NBA game looks like practice now.

The emphasis on being the tough guy has long been my issue with the Big Ten conference. I always preferred watching Big 12, PAC 10/12 football for this reason. I found the addition of the west coast teams intriguing to counter this in the Big Ten. It’s great that a team like Oregon introduces a new style to that conference. I think it’s much needed. The Big Ten supplies the NFL with exceptional offensive skill players, particularly many great receivers, but they aren’t always fully utilized in smash mouth Big Ten games. Ohio State historically seemed at their best when forced to open up the offense against high scoring SEC/Clemson opposition in bowl games. The conference matchups against Penn State and Michigan has been caveman football for years.

Yeah, Ohio State seems incapable of creating a passing game against decent opponents. Day was successful with CJ Stroud, but has now failed with McCord and Howard. Neither of those guys are Stroud, but Ohio State is always loaded with receiver talent, and that should mean something. It’s like Day enjoys old school Big Ten battles that emphasize defeating the opponent physically, but that plays exactly to Michigan’s strength.