Simon

I think physics sort of suggests that if a QB is being pushed from behind, there will be less opportunity for him to "give" from any significant impact from the front. Newton's Cradle:

The roughing call was for leading with his crown, ala Rod Woodson

I used to be ceaselessly amused by the nonsense people came up with from 4 seconds of video but it's reached the point of being stupidly annoying.

I thought he wanted to get to his right to open up the angle to Knox but it wasn't happening. Wonder if it is because guys are being coached to leverage him to his left on the rush to keep him from rolling toward his arm.

There is no "almost" about it. He's so bad with it that it's definitely affecting his snaps, and they're not wrong for doing it, imo.

So are you saying that Diggs is .........elusive?

I disagree with this but still enjoy the irony of Mr Ghost Seer getting his first start on Halloween weekend.

You may have to subtitle for us Yankees.

From what I've seen, he's the same guy he's always been. So, yes.

Wow, didn't realize they were still playing together. I thought Thile was still off running around with the Punch Brothers.

I'm arguing because I'm tired of seeing people trying to psychoanalyze this kid from 4 seconds of video and then projecting their own needs onto what they see instead of recognizing that he's a QB that's supposed to be a cold-blooded assassin and not a mindless raging berserker.

Yes, I am wrong. His job is to fire up the fans like a professional wrestler.

He's been 4-3 before.

Messing with Ignacio Anaya is a very dangerous game.

Josh Allen's job is to win football games, not to fire you up.

In that case in particular I thought it was just because he was hunting TD's inside the 10 and wasn't interested in picking up 3 yrds. I don't think he was wrong.

I was just making bevel cuts off my tailgate with a chainsaw. Am I a Mennonite or a redneck? 🤔

lol, if I'm going to moderate that, there will be a paycheck involved

There was a hell of a lot more to it than that. And again, that is last year; I'm more interested in this year.

Technically, missing more than 1 in 10 of their guys.

Thank you for a wonderful article about last year. We are currently talking about this year though. Please find another thread to continue your Dorsey crusade and discussion of last year, it doesn't fit in this one.

If you don't think that Daquan, Rousseau, Milano and Tre White are worth one single score, I'll heartily disagree with you there. I don't think it's broken, just a little out of synch right now. Cleaning up some of the execution errors we've been seeing the last couple weeks, particularly on 3rd downs, would make a significant difference, imo.

If D Jones, Milano and Tre White are on the field, I think they beat both Jacksonville and New England. I don't know if they can find a way to overcome a second straight season of having their defense worse than decimated, but I also don't want to pretend they did a suck-ass job of putting together a roster that can win in this league. Because if they had the roster right now that they had at the beginning of the year, teams would absolutely fear them, and rightly so. I realize that's ifs and buts; however, it does speak to the credible job the coaching staff and front office did in the offseason.

I don't really think that's too much of a killer when there is still 55:00 of game left.

The double dip opportunity is small potatoes compared to being able to potentially have an extra possession in the second half, and the field position angle is irrelevant. Getting that extra offensive possession in the 3rd/4th qrtr when games are decided is why you do it.