Simon

That's the kind of lesson you can only learn first hand. And typically need to learn more than once. I hope tomorrow is not another tutorial.

Nice pants, spaz. I bet he wore spandex when he learned to ride a bike. Props to whoever made him use a toddler sized skate trainer.

It was unbelievable. The OLine was seemingly trying to murder every drive in its infancy and Josh Allen was having none of it. And he did it patiently, rpeatedly turning 1st/20 or 2nd/15 into a manageable 3rd/6 then converting with no problem. Not quite as mind-blowing as a couple years ago when he was regularly turning 3rd/14s into 50/50 propositions (nobody has ever seen anything like that before or since) but really impressive nonetheless. He's approaching that point again where I could not care less about 3rd downs. As for the 6th man up front, I'm liking that too. But I am not entirely convinced that Alec Anderson is their best option for that role.

Probably his brake foot I miss Kohou already. He's a guaranteed completion for Allen and Josh knows it.

I thought the Jets were about to lose a game for canning the Center.

And that kids, is why you never take points off the board

I think it always has but it's only been recently that we've had the technology to get looks so clean.

Nope. It's actually the second time in a week we've seen a guy get the same foot in twice but not the other one.

He's got my vote!

Is a simple observation really what now constitutes calling somebody out?

The Jets are now the odds-on favorites to win the Super Bowl!

Granted it is a target rich environment, but you're killing it tonight

I hope he stumbles across Amazon Prime

15 pages of people whining about not being able to say what they want and yet not one single person has been able to show me examples of anybody actually complaining about Brady saying spaz. I think we're done with the manufactured drama and imaginary outrage that is every bit as ridiculous and embarrassing as the PC police.

Game 4 was yesterday when the team was off

He was an OT at a smaller school; can't remember if it was 1-AA or Div 2. He didn't crow about it but he was willing to answer questions about OL schemes, techniques, etc

You poor thing, being exhausted by all those reactions in your imagination. Are you one of the people getting butthurt about this imaginary issue so that you have a reason to be butthurt too?

Stop copying us!

I agree that he is a weak spot on the defense. But it sure as hell isn't because he's scared or won't tackle. Not only does he willingly give himself up to absorb contact on a regular basis, he is also one of the more reliable tacklers on this team. He may be limited athletically and he may not be the kind of guy running around looking for killshots, but suggesting he's afraid is ignorant and wrong.

He has been.

I think my favorite thing about John may have been what he wasn't. Big man, retired football player, ex-military, etc. He could have been a real hardass that looked down on people. But he wasn't. He was always looking out for the little guy or siding with the underdog. And he would throw down in a heartbeat to protect somebody that maybe couldn't protect themself. I always loved and respected that about him. See you on the other side, brother....

promises, promises.......

If I heard it, I think any cringe would likely come from it being such an infantile thing to say. It's like listening to a grown man call somebody a gaylord

This is absolutely 100% unfettered bullshlt.