SirAndrew

Tua still stinks, sorry to all the Miami division champion guys.

Spectacular play design and call.

Johnson isn’t the guy I want with the ball on third down.

Nah, you can’t have a clappy without a smiley.

It’s a more challenging job than it might be in Norway. We’re a country with over 300 million people. There are many dynamics, and it’s all quite complicated. How many people are going to enter a dangerous often thankless career if it requires four years of college and endless debt? There’s nothing about going to college that makes one morally superior, or would prepare them for what you’d face on the streets. I’m all in favor of people trying to improve anything in this world, but four college degrees seem a bit much. Last time I checked, corruption and terrible things happen on college campuses. All brought about by highly educated middle aged professors and administrators. College degrees don’t make people perfect. If you think training can be improved, fine, but college degrees don’t seem like the solution.

This is true, mostly because society is geared to make it that way. Whether those people are actually better at their jobs might be the real debate. Yes, I want my doctor or lawyer to have a degree, but “credential inflation” caused many careers to become college grad jobs when they never were. We really have no idea if that’s made the workforce more functional.

I agree with most of this, but I don’t think Baltimore or Houston are more legitimate than us. It’s KC and everyone else behind them. Baltimore hasn’t proven they can win in the playoffs and Houston hasn’t proven anything.

Phenomenal play by Gardner.

Is this 49ers D really all that? I think they’re good, but not sure about being great.

I forgot how obsessed Joe Buck has always been with Rodgers.

The Jets have a great defense, but I don’t understand why the “experts” think they have a talented offense.

Breece Hall is incredibly overrated like many of these Jets.

This MNF Phil Collins cover song is terrible.

This conversation is getting too deep. Let’s be honest, this is just how people talk in Jersey. They don’t hide their feelings. Driving down the expressway on the east coast involves worse heckling.

Literally yes, but they better enjoy it while it lasts because they aren’t the best team in the AFC East. I remember Miami fans talking trash last season in October. That worked out really well.

The 1-0 start puts us in good spot heading into this game. It’s not a “must win”, but I really don’t want to hear how Miami is the top of the AFC East if they win. One win wouldn’t make the true. So go Bills!

The Lions won that game by taking the ball out of Goff’s hands. They have talented backs.

Aidan Hutchinson almost made McVay regret not taking a knee.

I’m surprised the Rams weren’t just settling for OT.

That offensive drive does nothing but create an even more tired Monday workforce tomorrow with OT.

Goff is making some dangerous throws in this spot.

I’m running the ball on that second down.

That’s my concern. As I’ve had more time to process this game, I think Brady actually called a good game. We put up over thirty points, and took care of business in week one. My fear is this style of play becoming who we always are. That’s what the second half of last season looked like. The day will come against better opponents where the passing game will need to take over completely. Josh Allen beat the KC Chiefs in one of those games had the infamous 13 seconds not taken place. I worry we’ll will never see that type of game with this offensive strategy.

We should be a team that uses the pass to set up the run. We’re trying to do the opposite, and don’t know when to give it up. I think that’s why Cook’s number dropped, it wasn’t all on him. I’d love to hear from someone who is more knowledgeable, but to me this Brady scheme seems slightly simplistic.

No. The Fish made their name by scoring billions of points at the start of last season. The offense didn’t look so great today. It makes me not worry much at all.