Coach Tuesday

This is where Allen has really grown under Brady and it's not talked about enough. Calling protections and making adjustments in the running game was a major area needing improvement in Allen's game and something that IMO he didn't develop enough under Daboll and Dorsey. There is so much that happens pre-snap.

Apparently $26M guaranteed. It’s a stupid contract by an organization that knows better.

I guess it depends what he means by "TE1". First TE option in the passing game? Absolutely not. But on the field more than any other TE? If they are really going to lean into the run-first approach than yes, he's such a versatile piece, he's basically an extra offensive tackle who can also run pass patterns. I could see him overtaking Kincaid and Knox in overall snap count.

Maybe yes in a vacuum but we all know how this works - if the Chiefs win on Sunday night, it will give them the confidence boost they need to go on a serious run. Whereas if they lose, again, players inevitably start making business decisions and their season starts to seriously circle the drain. I'd much rather see that happen then watch the Chiefs take hold of the national narrative again.

Whatever. I don't care about the story (it's probably BS) nor do I care about predictable reactions people get by showing up to post "boo hoo B-" in response. Trolls deserve their fate and he is definitely trolling. Plus he doesn't need your help.

Watching some clips of Hawes destroying Watt over and over again. Shavers doing his part as well. The blocking schemes last night were a work of art. Hawes in particular might have been the best in-line blocker in the draft entire last year - offensive linemen included. Cannot believe he is a rookie. He is a cornerstone player for an offense. Unreal.

Millions of people out there spending hours each day on the internet feeding their ugly grievances.

Pats are legit.

It’s amazing the threads that will bring the sociopaths up to the surface from the depths of PPP.

His concussion wore off.

I will be excited if the Bills can force a single punt.

Counting on Shakir to improve is a recipe for disaster IMO. He is small and they throw to him right in the teeth of the defense - he takes an absolute beating and he'll be lucky at this rate to survive another 2-3 years without major injuries taking their toll. (FTR I would say the same thing about Nacua, who is not small but plays with a violence that is simply not sustainable.)

Yup fair enough. For years it was a weakness including the beginning of the McBeane era when they sported one of the least talented o lines in the modern era. But he has fixed it.

Got a feeling today is either the beginning or the end of the Keon Coleman era.

Beane has really stuck his D— in the proverbial toaster wrt the receiver position this year.