Simon

The wind chill is probably hovering around 5 right now

He's not mentally here yet. He needs smacked in the mouth to get the juices moving

They're bailing into deep zones; they are terrified of Allen's arm

I think the entire offense has been roofied

Josh Allen is also our best punter

At that speed you cannot turn around without sacrificing speed and creating separation. It's just not realistic.

If he turns his head aroudn its instant separation for the WR and the catch becomes uncontested

I want you to go outside, run a 40 yard sprint and then rotate 180 degrees right in the middle of it without losing speed and falling on your ass and then tell me about how these guys should just turn around.

Hard to put that one on Elam. He's out there with no help over the top, his first responsibility is to defend the sticks on 3rd down and only a perfectly delivered ball beat him.

It looks like a 1980s Patriots intra squad game out there

I hope Devonta Smith has extra security at his house right now

Washington is stacking and packing and repeatedly throwing extra defenders into the A gaps on almost every down. They had it beat with the dig but Devonta Smith dropped the game ender

Breaking up your full set of 3 TO's in order to ice a kicker with over 3:00 left was exceedingly stupid. He's going to regret that.

Those vegetables will #### your **** up

As has been pointed out multiple times, there is nothing wrong with showing emotion. Allowing it to incapacitate you to the point where it hurts the people who are depending on you is another story.

I would just like to point out that the majority of the folks in this thread that didn't care for Stroud crying mid-game are probably more than happy to disassociate with the above nonsense. And you're wrong about Patton. He bawled his eyes out like a little baby multiple times when Ike chewed his dumb ass out.

I could see that and would have no problem whatsoever with it. But I don't see it as comparable to the Stroud scenario because your BiL was not expected to go back out on the field any minute and lead his team. Having so little control over your emotions that it hurts your brothers in the middle of a game is the deal-breaker for me. I don't see it as appreciably different from taking a couple 15 yrdrs because you were pissed off about a call and couldn't get over it.

Probably related to draft position. Or just his instability manifesting itself.

There's nothing wrong with that at all. But I bet he's never done it in the middle of a game.

I don't even know who you are anymore........

I never really noticed until it was his turn to buy a round and he couldn't fit his hand in his pocket. Food for thought........

I've watched a lot of football games over the last half century and I have never seen anything quite like that. I don't want to be a hardass meathead and question his manhood, but it is such an outlier that I think it's valid to wonder whether it was appropriate.

I get that; I really do. I'm not ashamed to admit that I've been there. I think that taking care of your business while tears are streaming down your face is noble and worthy of respect. Hiding and acting so distraught that people feel compelled to drop what they're doing to come and console you is less so, imo.

No. He just told the ref that coach was coming toward him to call one. He still probably should have kept his piehole shut though as that certainly is not part of his job description.

<notes to self "keep a closer eye on that rascal, Chas"...>