SirAndrew

The Superdome continues to baffle me. The NFL forces teams to prematurely replace stadiums, but the Superdome continues to be awarded Super Bowl games. This is the type of stadium the NFL typically wants replaced. I’m not claiming to understand the situation. It’s just something I’ve always found confusing.

Is Texas really pro football mad though? I’m actually curious, the Cowboys are ingrained as classic Americana and Texas culture, but do people even care about the Houston Texans?

Brady was all cranky because of his divorce last year.

This is how it’s been with every September game I’ve ever attended. Nice warm days for the entire month, but game day would be 50 degrees with rain. On the positive side, there’s always that chance for a 60 degree November game. WNY has always been crazy unpredictable in the fall.

Bill Belichick the GM left us the lasting gift of ruining this Pats roster.

Maye just reminds me of Mac Jones too much.

Drake Maye just doesn't look like a successful QB.

That might be true, I honestly didn’t know he would have been sought after. I just don’t think I’d be comfortable hiring an inside linebacker coach with five years experience as head coach.

I agree, but Mayo was a weird hire. The media strangely didn’t criticize it, so people don’t think much of it. The dude had very limited coaching experience. It was just a Bob Kraft Pats dynasty nostalgia hire.

The Jets crowd sounded really into this game early on. Apparently Jets fans burnout quickly.

Pats look like a poorly coached team.

This might be the deepest conversation I’ve ever read about a sweatshirt. We’ve covered the autism spectrum, Gen Z styles, and men feeling insecure about being too skinny. This world really thinks too much these days.

This injury is obviously a bummer for him, but I don’t think it moves the needle as much as some believe. There’s a lot of running backs who can succeed in that system, and I doubt it slows KC down much.

Plus McD>Eberflus. Eberflus is a complete joke.

Diggs might have found a good home. These guys aren’t very classy.

Matt Eberflus and Ryan Poles are a terrible combo in Chicago. I like Williams and players like Odunze, but the leadership stinks.

I’m done caring what the Chiefs do in the regular season. I just want to see a playoff loss.

Whenever I see Joe Burrow I’m so glad we have Josh Allen. I don’t know any of these people, but Allen is such a likable guy without a huge ego.

I agree, but life is a lot better when your QB doesn’t throw the ball backwards resulting in a turnover.

He’s not a bad runner, I’ll give you that, but I don’t think he’ll ever be able to process the game as a passer. The scouts loved his physical ability, but the dude couldn’t even look like a decent QB in college most of the time. This situation reminds me of our drought era. The faster Tennessee moves on, the better their future chances are. However, they’ll probably stick with him way too long. The Titans seem to be the official franchise of mediocre Quarterbacks.

LaFleur coached a great game. He’s had Rodgers and Love, but we haven't really gotten to see what he’d do without a good QB. It was quite impressive.

Will Levis stinks is about all I got from the games so far.

Yeah, everyone has made it all about Aaron Rodgers, but I think their overall talent is overrated. I’m not buying the idea that Rodgers doesn’t need to do much because the team is so talented. Saleh is a bad coach, and the offensive coordinator is Rodgers’ puppet. This isn’t a Super Bowl team minus a QB imo. That’s every team without a star QB, and Rodgers probably isn’t that guy anymore.

I’d hold off on this judgment until the season is over. It’s only been games. I’m not saying Diggs didn’t need to go, I’m not saying we’re a worse team, but it doesn’t mean getting rid of him automatically made us better. I don’t read deeply into the psychology factor. We made good playoff runs with Diggs, even if he was a distraction. Anything short of a Super Bowl appearance makes all of this feel good stuff null. Allen’s workplace might be more pleasant, and that means a lot, but from a fan prospective it’s more about the final result.

Tua isn’t retiring, pro athletes aren’t wired this way.