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Anybody remember "I'm a horrible human being"?
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2 hours ago, GunnerBill said:
Hear, hear. People who favour math often like to think of themselves as smarter than people who can use language properly.
What about people with weird spelling preferences?
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3 minutes ago, WotAGuy said:
Is McDaniel even paying attention?
1 minute ago, Breakout Squad said:He looked spaced out before that timeout. Edibles kicked in 😏
That's why his guys like playing for him, because he's high too...
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8 minutes ago, SectionC3 said:
This thread should be deleted. Leave these people alone. Football is one thing. Life is another.
I don't think we're bothering anybody.
Hell, I'll be happy for them if they're expecting, even if it does turn Allen into a scatter-brained halfwit for the year.
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15 minutes ago, Billl said:
Tyreek had 4 baby mamas in 2023 alone and still put up 1800 yards and 13 TDs.
No matter how many kids he has, Tyreek will never be a father.
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2 minutes ago, Gregg said:
No excuses. Mahomes has a couple of kids, and it didn't affect his play.
Didn't it?
From 2022 - 2024, Mahomes threw 37 interceptions and took more sacks than in any stretch of his career.
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Just now, Royale with Cheese said:
With the money they make, he shouldn't.
My ex and I got a nanny and that nanny helped us sleep.
They can afford more coverage than we could.
It's not even the lack of sleep, extra duties, etc.
I am 100% convinced that having your first child rewires a guys brain and turns every man into a bumbling buffoon from about the 5th month of pregnancy until the baby is approaching a year old.
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Haley is pregnant with their first and Josh is going to spend the next year or so stumbling through life like a stoned Alzheimer's patient.
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2 minutes ago, Dukestreetking said:
Many thanks for this. I'm a little bit familiar w the model; very interesting.
But why is KC listed as 6-2?
Something, something, refs...
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3 hours ago, DJB said:
Sorry man was in a hurry walking into a meeting! I’ll try and do better !So you've been walking into a a meeting for 22 hrs?
That's one hell of a hallway!
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52 minutes ago, Gregg said:
Burrow when healthy has Chase and Higgins
Dak has CEE-DEE and Pickens
Allen has what at the WR position that would be considered elite... NOTHING!!!
With any luck, the Bills will also begin sinking all their draft capital and cap space into the WR position instead of the offensive and defensive lines so that they too can be under .500!
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4 hours ago, NewEra said:
he would put Keon on the bench
Unless he's a waaaaay better blocker than I think he is, he's probably not likely to put Keon on the bench.
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On 10/28/2025 at 3:29 PM, AKC said:
Listening to Josh post Panthers seems to reinforce what it looks like on the field- Josh prefers to pass from shotgun but our running O is better under center. Josh talked about his drops from under center and his lack of trust of his feet being the major problem for him Sunday. Statistically in 25 Josh has a PR of 109.7 from shotgun and that drops to 89.3 under center. On the other hand James Cook is gaining over 5 YPC under center while dropping below 4 from shotgun. Curiously EPA stats suggest in the Panthers game the opposite was true- they have us more effective running from shotgun and more effective passing from under center. I have to presume the successful pitches from shotgun with long gains skew that in favor of shotgun, while the season long stats tell the story differently.
If they keep spreading people out and murdering them with that outside zone toss like they were last week, they can probably run all the shotgun they want the rest of the year. Allen's a good ball handler and you can freeze LB's enough with it that it should be almost as effective as traditional PA without Allen having to turn his back to the LOS. Feed Gilliam inside once in a while to keep people thinking instead of running, hit Kincaid up the seam once a half and you can create enough confusion to have the defense spinning like dreidels (a line I stole from you 20 years ago;-).
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20 hours ago, 947 said:
Too many of our DBs/LBs are content to stay home in the middle of their zone, then too slow to react to routes coming their way until the ball is already caught.
If that was Tre in coverage, that's a TD on the crosser.
Tre White has made multiple plays coming off his first priority over the years.
He's shown a very solid knack for it at times.
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Just now, Draconator said:
Othani. 5-5 game. One swing.
Wtf would you step up and throw that guy a fastball right down the pipe on the first pitch
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6 minutes ago, HappyDays said:
@Simon has finally given up 😂
It was better than suspending 10 people 🤷♂️
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No point moderating a game thread about the Chiefs; the crying about the Bills and refs is inevitable.
Enjoy your wallowing. 🤷♂️
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14 minutes ago, Jauronimo said:
Hoecht is country strong in the East German Olympic Team sense.
I cannot believe you just called him a woman after the game he had.
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10 minutes ago, Buffalo716 said:
It's how much do these guys take the coaching truly Simon
But football is such a fast sport..
There's an element of natural ability too, both physical and mental.
Having the physical capability to be that in control of your route and also the mental ability to make those decisions and adjustments in real time is unreal and something I think most folks don't appreciate.
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1 minute ago, Low Positive said:
How is this interconference game so chippy?
I'm guessing Aaron has something to do with that.
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1 minute ago, Richard Noggin said:
Some savvy WRs DON'T tip off the pass's arrival clearly enough (with eyes or arms) for the DB to respond in time
It's very rare, but we are starting to see some veteran guys who can make their own adjustments to these evolving DB adjustments by doing exactly that.
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2 minutes ago, Richard Noggin said:
Honestly I'd reverse this argument entirely. It's the guys in trail position who are closing on the WR while the (ostensibly underthrown) pass approaches and the WR throttles down to adjust, causing the DB to contact him without playing the ball...
A DB can't assume by default that every ball is going to be underthrown; he has to attack where he thinks the catch point is going to be, which would be at the end of the route. If it is underthrown, he probably has a better chance to avoid contact if he's watching the WR gear down than if he's spinning around off-balance trying to find the ball.
The fact that the world's best coaches now coach it this way should be enough to settle the debate, imo.
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Whats your best TBD story?
in Off the Wall
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That sounds right, but I can't recall for sure exactly what it was.