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Spencer Brown is our modern Jon Feliciano.

I actually find it more painful to watch our offense at this point. This defense has issues, but watching Josh as a one man band is exhausting.

Coleman’s inability to get open whatsoever is a major concern. I don’t care about this contested ball stuff. He doesn’t look like an NFL wideout.

Soft call against Brown.

I want to see a wide receiver make a play on this drive.

Rodgers should turn the ball over since he felt guilty about the roughing call.

That’s major bull.

It’s frightening how non existent the wide receivers are in this game.

Coleman on a screen isn’t where I want to go on third and long.

Coleman needs those plays.

Brady’s passing game might be the most inept modern professional passing design I’ve seen. It’s weird how little this is mentioned. Allen keeps willing us to victory with a low level college passing scheme.

Joe Buck might be my least favorite announcer. Know it all vibe and annoying voice.

Thought we’d see more of that from Samuel this season.

Joe Buck desperately wants to praise Rodgers.

Sweet random view of the Jersey turnpike from ESPN.

Rodgers is going to have a meltdown if his O line keeps this up. Dude has already been retired mentally for the past four seasons imo.

Lincoln Riley’s clock management against Penn State was something else. The average college football coach knows a lot more about football than I, but why do so few of these guys have any concept of the clock? It’s maddening to watch.

It doesn’t seem like it should be so difficult, especially when you have major question marks at the receiver position. Was it ever directly stated that was the plan? I like the idea, but I’m just curious if it was mentioned by the team. I thought the Kincaid choice was just a best player available decision, and we’ll worry about Knox later.

This might be a sign of me getting old, but Bishop doesn’t even look like a guy who could be a successful NFL safety.

Why does no one ever mention the defense on the final Texans drive? That was also an epic McD fail imo. We should have played an aggressive normal defensive. Instead, we go into a soft prevent defense to defend against deep throws down field. There was zero pass rush, everyone played well off the line, but the Texans only needed a few yards to get into field goal range. It wouldn’t have mattered if they completed a deep pass, or an eight yard pass. We needed to stop them, but McD assumes anything longer than a 40 yard field goal attempt is some type of victory for us.

I can’t say with certainty that Josh had a concussion, but it doesn’t seem like everyone understands. Concussions don’t necessarily mean you completely lose the ability to function mentally for an extended period of time. Not all concussions are the same, and not every person is the same.

Bills staff offered Josh smelling salts before he went back into the game, not sure how that would help with a chest injury. I’m surprised how many take this independent neurologist thing seriously. The league wants their stars in the game. You think they’d take Mahomes out of a Super Bowl for a concussion? Give me a break, it isn’t happening.

He’s the GOAT, but the game has passed him by. and he wouldn’t be able to connect with players as a leader at this point.

I still think this is the offense McD wants because it runs the clock to preserve the defense. I agree, it’s ridiculous, it negates your best player.

I think any decent defense can figure out a running/short passing scheme that’s very predictable. Allen running and the defensive dominating made Brady look good last year.