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I don’t know that there will be an injury settlement soon - that’s a year or two away. doesnt mean they don’t draft a qb. But a settlement needs two sides

Come out of the half, put up 7, game is pretty much over

Long day at work....

First play, Allen with the scramble, Poyer comes in for the tackle, ends up blocking Ramsey so Allen can scamper and score. He takes off his pads, screams Buffalo 4eva, and Antonio Brown's himself out of the stadium. Miami is stunned and defeated One could hope

I dont think Hill really has the right to put up his window just because he is a celebrity. Everyone who gets pulled over is embarrassed to a degree.

I agree 100% I'm just pointing out when we start saying "HAVE TO" that turns the question into a legal matter, and legally a cop does not HAVE to de-escalate in situations like this (from what I am reading, I'm not expert)

Keon showed what he needed to week 1 - sure hands, lineup all over the field, ability to win one on one, and willingness to block at the boundary. If he can continue to hone those skills.... the pick will be a good one

Legally, no one HAS to de-escalate if I'm reading the legal situations in the past that have brought this into question, as long as the force used by police was "reasonable". In this instance, I'd guess the police would not be illegal in actions by dragging him out of the car because Hill put his window all the way up and was not cooperating. With that said, morally I do not agree with that second cop's actions to simply open the car door and pull Hill out with force. However, legally I do not being the cops HAVE to de-escalate.

If its a small bone break in the left hand, it's a brace and tough it out. When I played tennis, I broke a small bone in my foot and they said no surgery, you try to take it easy for 4-6 weeks and the body will heal itself. The hand bones will be similar I'd think, but that hand isn't needed for much other than snap under center and ball control when being tackled.

QBs, as they are now more athletic, are sliding very late, then jerking their upper body towards the ground and then looking at the refs. They are taking notes from Allen lol The NFL needs to figure this out.

If they dont flow the flag when Coleman was tugged down by the jersey on his catch, you dont throw the flag on that final throw. Unnecessary roughness was bad No block in the back was bad We saw so many bad flags in other games... jesus terrible

While I think it's fair for you to say "Jones doesn't have it anywhere close to cops/military/etc.", that distinction doesn't omit the insufferable treatment from fans who have no life and have nothing better to do than crap on their QBs. This isn't a situation where Jones wants to play poorly. He does, he is terrible. However, he isn't the only issue with that team - they are bad EVERYWHERE. People shouldn't boo others after the fact regardless of circumstances. We are all too comfortable with people acting like idiots in a group mob towards a player. While I too would be ok walking through that line of insults, I dont wish it on anyone.

So many posters were so down after worthy had his two touchdowns. Keon did exactly what he needed to for posters for relax a bit. Big time contested catch. 4 catches, good blocking, and drew two holding calls. the potential to be such a complete receiver

Allen will be fine. If he has a bruised hand, itll be wrapped and he will tough it out

Murray played about as well as he could, and we still won. Not every qb can escape the pressure we put on like Kyler. week 1, lots of roster turnover, gave up a kick return TD… and we won. looking forward to week 2

No worries! I’ll try to watch some of his ISO cam if I can

I mean I’m not trying to be snarky like you. I’m just asking for the evidence you have that says worthy allowed rice to beat LBs in coverage. That’s all

Do you have video to support that? I'm not saying I dont believe you, I just didnt see it. What I saw was Rice abusing LBs/slot coverage all night. In fact, one play Baltimore actually dropped a safety low, and Mahomes delayed the throw so Rice could get behind. I dont think Worthy was as impactful as you think there. However, if you have video/screenshots, please share!

He absolutely made a nice play on that reverse, his speed was a huge factor in that touchdown. That receiving TD? Completely blown coverage and he walked in for a touchdown. Worthy has speed and talent, need to see if he can separate in the receiving game. We didn't see it last night but he has a long career to go!

It's not my job to pull up how frequently it happens to others. In that situation, Lamar made several bad decisions that led to a loss for his team. Lamar - from what I see when I watch him - is a solid passer, who gets stuck on his first read and stares down receivers when facing tough defenses. He also puts his head down to escape the pocket quickly when facing consistent pressure as well. I think he is a top 7-8 QB, but to each their own. Let me add: Lamar is not in the QB tier as Burrow/Allen/Mahomes. Those three are clearly better QBs who I'd want to try to lead my team to the Super Bowl. He falls into that second group, Dak/Lamar/Rodger/Stroud/Herbert. He is probably the guy I take from that group first if given the choice, but Lamar simply struggles against the best competition in ways that Allen/Mahomes/Burrow do not I agree - he absolutely should have clocked it and reset the team.

I'm not trying to diminish Lamar - I'm calling out when he made a series of mistakes in short order in a critical moment. He isn't the only one to blame, but when you tighten your throwing angle and then pump a ball 6 feet to the left of where it should have been to a wide open receiver? Do you want me to not call it out? He made mistakes on that play.

I mentioned this in last night's gameday thread: - Flowers at the point of the throw (BTW, Lamar bailed the pocket here when he didnt need to, forcing a tighter throwing angle and bringing pressure into his face. It may have been because the play design had Hill their RB on CHRIS JONES.....wtf) - Flowers looking back at the pass I'm not trying to be overly harsh here, but Lamar made BAD mistakes here. 1) He bailed the pocket when he didnt need to and put a Chiefs player into his face 2) Assumes his WR who just created separation is going to immediately sit flat on that white line on the left side of the E after coming out of the break at full speed 3) Doesn't give his guy any lead on the throw since there are no Chiefs players within 15 feet of the right side That's bad QB play. I dont care who you are, that's awful. blame Flowers for not sitting on his route, but that's being incredibly generous to the QB making several bad moves in short order. Combine that with a) Overthrowing Bateman forcing the catch in bounds and b) not spiking immediately after... There is a reason some QBs always win close games and some lose them - these are the things you look at as the deciding factors.

Lamar is a top 8 QB in the league. He can turn any play into a home run. When he is on, he makes some absolutely WOW plays happen. However, the guy still makes rookie QB mistakes when he goes up against good competition. He (like most QBs) feasts on bad teams. In the playoffs he has a 2-4 record, a 1:1 TD/Int ratio passing, and a rating of 75. With a 57% completion percentage. He doesn't moved past his first read well enough, and when he does, he then stares down his second or third option. The Ravens are a great team, and that defense played its butt off for Jackson to fumble early on, and then miss throws at the end. The guy is a talent. Unfortunately, he doesn't seem like the guy who can elevate to the largest moments.

Yea, I have no idea why Hill was tasked with Jones. Ravens made several critical mistakes on that drive and were bailed out by Likely and Bateman (until they weren't)

- Flowers at the point of the throw (BTW, Lamar bailed the pocket here when he didnt need to, forcing a tighter throwing angle and bringing pressure into his face) - Flowers looking back at the pass I'm not trying to be overly harsh here, but Lamar made BAD mistakes here. 1) He bailed the pocket when he didnt need to and put a Chiefs player into his face 2) Assumes his WR who just created separation is going to immediately sit flat on that white line on the left side of the E after coming out of the break at full speed 3) Doesn't give his guy any lead on the throw since there are no Chiefs players within 15 feet of the right side That's bad QB play. I dont care who you are, that's awful. blame Flowers for not sitting on his route, but that's being incredibly generous to the QB making several bad moves in short order. Combine that with a) Overthrowing Bateman forcing the catch in bounds and b) not spiking immediately after... There is a reason some QBs always win close games and some lose them - these are the things you look at as the deciding factors.