UKBillFan

Utterly miserable performance, and if Josh struggles then the whole team seems to struggle.

Against Atlanta. If this was the Chiefs, the Titans, the Colts, the Bucs, fine. But we're making a mess of what should be a simple game here. (I'll become rational at the final, just irrational in the moment... but this is not good)

Tired of this season. We were supposed to be favourites for the SuperBowl but we're behind others in decision-making. Depressing.

So be it.

Josh GET A GRIP. On this performance, those picking the Pro-Bowlers were right.

Our defense is an utter shambles - how the heck is it top five???

He was intercepted in the end zone - they've had to go down the whole field.

Only a doubt on that final angle - not sure if he had it under full control via that. Doubt it will be overturned, though.

Come now, even the best throw INTs and I think I'm right in saying Tua is the best.

That'd be perfect - we don't want them to be so bad they get a good position in the draft without having to trade for it.

Fair point - rest of my point stands. I just had a horrible premonition as I was writing the post (had a vision of Cam Newton). I'll delete that bit!

I'll get my therapist to log in and answer...

We're ahead but we're not walking the division this year, let alone for the next 20. Now, if we take on everything we have apparently took on board and exhibited in the second half at the Bucs and yesterday, and execute it more often than not across future games then, yes, we have a chance of being the dominant force.

A flying pig has just hit my window.

If it's not a parody caller, do they realise both sides are on 9-6?

If Beasley hasn't broken the rules is there an appeals process for him to take?

It's why this thread is here - he's been fined breaking NFL Covid protocol. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/12/26/report-cole-beasley-has-been-fined-roughly-100000-for-covid-protocol-violations/

We'd have to win at least one as well.

As someone else said, either last night or today, Davis and Brown are apparently unvaccinated but are not getting half the criticism of Beasley because they're keeping it to themselves and, to date, abiding by the rules. If Beasley had done the same he'd be treated the same as them.

Let’s hope Flores agrees with them!

I’m not so sure; quite a few Colts fans would prefer to meet us at Highmark than Lucas Oil and I understand why. The games against the Falcons and Jets might be good testers for us to make sure we can adjust to the weather. Our home record this year is 4-3 compared to 5-3 away; even if we win our two remaining games that doesn’t say much of an advantage, especially when you look at the breakdown of who we played. Home wins: Washington, Texans, Dolphins, Panthers Home defeats: Steelers, Colts, Patriots Away wins: Dolphins, Chiefs, Jets, Saints, Patriots Away defeats: Titans, Jaguars, Bucaneers Our three ‘narrowest’ losses (counting the Bucs as a tie heading into OT) have been the three away from home.

From a footballing point of view Bills at Pats made sense to be the primetime game but there is this love of “America’s Team” and the ratings they draw in. Was always going to be a dull affair, though.

I imagine this has been updated to include yesterday’s games but, if not, the difference will be even more stark: https://www.espn.co.uk/nfl/qbr Top three A.F.C. QBs: Herbert, Allen, Wentz Mahomes (no issue with him being at the Pro Bowl ahead of Wentz), Tua, Carr, Tannehill, Burrow and Jones all ahead of Jackson.

Beasley has not been forced out of employment though; anything but.

Don't think it matters; both are 7-7 and have a seemingly obvious loss left in their schedule.