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The actor who played the smoking man in the xfiles lifted the curse. I dunno what else you want at this point https://www.facebook.com/share/1CLf5RMxXn/?mibextid=wwXIfr

TJ down from full to limited. Don’t like that.

Isn’t that an obvious tell it’s a pass play then?

If you play zone d and it turns into a scramble drill someone is usually not in their spot. Kelce feasts on that.

I just know Von Miller has 1, maybe 2, extremely timely sacks in him for this game. We paid him for this exact moment.

How many times have we seen Patriot and Chiefs teams win games like this where they just play complimentary football and wait for the other team to make a mistake?

that’s a very specific diagnosis on very little public info

That injury report reminded me that Bobby Trees is still in the league and playing for the Texans, so there's that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The media needs their storylines. Can the Bills stop the Ravens offense? Will Derrick Henry run wild again? Will it be too cold for Lamar? Are we the same team from week 4?

I think they will do everything in their power to obfuscate his availability for Sunday as much as possible but I think it's doubtful he plays and even if he's active he'll be on a major pitch count and as a decoy more than anything.

He's not, but he's also at a point in his career that if it isn't a 'gotta have it' down he's gonna sail it out of bounds or dirt it and live to fight another down. He's learned when to pick his battles a bit better now.

His YAC ability is a sight to behold That game felt like Belicheck's goodbye to Buffalo, one last poke in the eye on the way out 😂

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/43413481/wr-diontae-johnson-waived-2-games-texans well that didn’t take long

They need balance, down 3 scores but there’s still 2 quarters. Run the ball some to calm that pass rush.

Holding the ball forever and taking sacks helps 😂

Man the Rams look scary. Not sure what happened to the Vikings against the Lions but they look broken.

Darnold pulling a Lamar special. Lions put something on tape and the Rams are doing the same.

Me neither, but I do also think that Mayfield is a good, marginally great, but not 'elite' QB. Good enough to get you to the playoffs, but you need sugar, spice and everything to go just right to win a Super Bowl with him. He reminds me a lot of Joe Flacco.

When your offense puts up 7 on the first drive and then just punt punt punt punt leaving you out there to dry you're gonna run out of gas. Any defense that's forced to be on the field for +40 minutes of game time is eventually going to crack, especially if the other offense keeps putting up points.

You can't play like Revis, Bailey or Woodson did anymore. You could put those guys those guys on an island back then but watch highlight reel stuff and there's so many PI flags there it's not even funny.

I think he'd be a better HC if let a younger offensive mind call the plays and dictate the flow of the game. I think he's a good leader of men and generally decent at managing a game, but he definitely has McDermott/old Andy Reid-esque brain farts in tight late game situations that I think he'd manage better if he focused on just managing the game instead of doing that and trying to coordinate the offense as well.

The nepotism runs deep there. They need to get some good people in that front office and make Jerry sit back and enjoy being old and rich.

Texans have always played the Chiefs tough, and were doing well against them until Dell's knee exploded. I don't know that their receiver situation is advantageous and their o-line is definitely shaky at times but Stroud has made it work when he has to through that. I give them a slim chance of beating the chiefs, but the Texans are one of those teams like the Bengals that manages to give them fits.

I dunno, sure all coaches aspire to more but think about the job security both have here and the talent they have to work with. If I'm either of them, especially Brady, I'd be real careful about where I go. None of the available options currently strike me as particularly inviting, that may change after the postseason. The grass isn't always greener.