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Browns, Ravens, Dolphins can beat anyone if they are on. However, the Browns might be the scariest to me, with the Ravens at home being a close second.

We’ve never said a bad word about them! High class organization over there

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I keep thinking the week is over. To clarify, if the Ravens beat the Dolphins, then the Browns will be locked into the 5 seed

Not sure if this was posted in any other threads, but in case you needed more reason to dislike Gronk and Edelman

If the Ravens beat the Dolphins this week, the Browns will rest their starters next week. They will be locked into the 5 seed

Pats 24 Bills 13 The absenteeism of our receivers continue and the question of if Brady can utilize TE’s becomes a more prevalent conversation after this game. Josh is able to Superman one touchdown while the Pats effectively shut down Cook, whom also has another key drop and fumble.

I'm curious to hear your thoughts on this then. Whenever I've watched Lamar this season, most of his throws are to college open guys. And by that I mean, receivers standing still, comeback routes, or going deep. With his arm strength, he's able to make some hard throws and use different arm angles. But I don't see the anticipation throws or hitting guys in stride. It was apparent to me in the 49ers game last night. Any receive trying to run horizontally was getting hit behind them or had to adjust to the throw, killing any YAC yards.

To me, it's CMC and everyone else is a distant second. Lamar's stats to me aren't anything to get excited about. He's average 222 passing yards per game and I'm sorry, he still can't hit a crossing route to save his life. He's so dynamic with his feet that he creates plays, but when that gets taken away from him, he becomes below average. Dak and Purdy are having too many late season showings to count against him Tyreek would need to break 2k receiving to earn the vote. The only way I see Josh getting votes is if we lock up the 2 seed and he plays lights out the next two games. This isn't to say that I don't think he's deserving, but the media is so fixated on his turnovers that I don't think the voters will be able to escape that narrative.

You're right. What I was talking about was when I looked at the playoff machine before this past weekend games. The option to end up 3rd is off the table.

There is one scenario, where we finish with the same record as the Chiefs and the Jags, in which case we finish as the 3 seed through some weird tie breaker math

Explain….

Disagree. He pulls the ball back a split second before the other guy reaches for it

Don’t worry, there will plenty of DBs at 32

To me, this is kind of a scum move. If it were an adult Chiefs fan, funny. But between that and his on field behavior, guy comes off like an ass.

So many things can obviously happen, but with the Chiefs loss, if the Ravens beat the Dolphins next week and we win out, we look to be the 2 seed, with Ravens in the 1 seed. Crazy

Stadium looked half empty on that fly over

After the pick six, did Jones start to give the ball away to a kid in the stands and then pull it back? That’s what it looked like to me. Scum move

The Sherfield thing is puzzling, because he was solid in Miami. I don’t feel like Josh ever looks his way

There isn’t a single team in this league that hasn’t had flat games. The 49ers lost three in a row. My concerns coming out of last nights game are this -Cook dropped a pass or fumbled in each of the last 4 games that either led to a turnover or missed TD. As great as he’s been, that’s a problem -Josh is under throwing a lot of deep balls and had some short throw accuracy issues as well. It’s not normal for him and I don’t know what’s up -Diggs is not Diggs most of the game. -There’s at least one ST blunder per game it seems. All of those are going to cost us a game we need, and I’m worried when it’s going to happen next.

Brady or Dorsey, team still plays flat

At this point, is there any reason for Harty, Martin, and the ST coach to be here next year?

Since we lost to the Jags, wouldn't we want them to win their division? Someone from that division needs to win it, so might as well be the team we don't have the tie-breaker over

If I'm not mistaken, CLE can still technically win that division

Agreed. I only focused on the Pitt/Cincy game, because when I used the playoff machine, this was the game that put us in the top 7 regardless of all other outcomes. Granted, that can change in the last two weeks, but I'm not smart enough to math that future math. Indy has been paying out of their mind, but without Pittman and rb injuries, could be slowed down. Sadly, that Falcons are that awful where it won't matter Cleveland and Houston all comes down to Stroud's health. I would love to see the Texans pull this out. NE might honestly be tanking at this point. I wouldn't put it past anyone in that org