Danger Mouse

That's a forced error. Our D has got under their skin all half. Mad how a D like this with an asset like Josh can be 6-5.

Eagles aren't enjoying this at all. Keeping grinding and they might start making errors.

And doing it, not just without his mentor in Milano, but as a leader in his own right. The guy has true superstar quality.

Oh excellent TD. That was lovely. Every reasons for their heads to drop and they just powered on through. This is the way.

HUGE int

We've been worse than this . The marginal stuff going against us. But it's not a disaster so far .

that beating ourselves feeling creeping in. need to sort it out immediately before it's too late

big heart shown from linval joseph there

three penalties in four plays is unnacceptable against teams like this

criminal to not get points on that drive. three better than zero

how fast do you have to be to make two yards?

Beating a 9-1 team on the road would certainly make up for some of our more embarrassing losses this year.

Texans TD celebration was great

Peterson making the right call in terms of stats and courage etc. But I just think you take a field goal when you are 6 ahead.

Yes, sorry, I may be overstating my approval. I mean more that he's going to be legit. He looks like he'll be around for a while. I mean, you expect that from a second round pick. But I suppose I'm comparing him to Zach Wilson in my head. I'm sure Stroud will get better and better. Some real raw talent there

CJ Stroud is legit

I don’t think he’s cowardly. He just can’t seem to change direction very well yet. It seems a pity to play him now. He can run powerfully in one direction and that’s all. It’s not quite enough

Dorsey had a problem that you get in a lot of other sports. Especially sports this side of the pond. In that he set up seemingly unaware of the opposition. Like, ‘here is what I want to do’ and hopefully that’s enough. But it never works. Theory only takes you so far. What ‘should’ work doesn’t. Because other people can think too. The ‘process’ may work off the field but it’s dumb on it. The best coaches feel a game. They adapt in-game. And it’s not about using a playbook as a bible - it’s about using it as a toolkit. Though - as wiser people than me have said on here - it’s easier when nobody knows what you are doing. The measure of Brady will be how easily he is found out. But, from what I saw, he might just be clever enough not to be

i love his change of pace. one minute he's nowhere and then BAM, a cut and he's going three times as fast and nobody has seen it. i really look forward to him being the receiving hb he was drafted for. but one thing at a time ... also, don't underestimate him getting benched last week. that's tough love that's a coach that likes him, and wants him to be the very best he can be. he's expected to be at the highest standard in a way some others wont be

Nope Bernard. By a mile Different catches tho, in fairness

Wanting him to leave because results are poor makes sense, even if it's not great support. Wanting him to leave even if results are good is mental institution stuff.

it would have been if they'd made the 2 point conversion

i think i prefer winning to losing

this is brady off a short week remarkable.

Seeing the fire in the bellies of these players can at least put that garbage about McDermott losing the dressing room to bed The jury might be out on other stuff. But that accusation is clearly just wrong