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Think even Josh is taking seriously not being hit this game - had a chance earlier to take a hit for the first and wisely went out

Not sure both guys were supposed to be standing next to each other

If he says "dangerous team" one more time

It's like the 'old' days when people would parse every Josh throw if it was 6 inches off center and the scrub WRs couldn't catch it - when every other even marginal WR all over the league make the catch

Storybook

People have said this but I think enough is going to be done pre-game to honor/remember him - and even without that it's obvious he is in everyone's thoughts. Once the whistle blows play ball and win - that's what Damar wants

After the pre-game ceremonies?

I'm looking forward to the Jets-Fins Waste Management Garbage QB Bowl

Or cheating

Were they playing Sweet Home Alabama?

They've found their Mike White

See you next year Meat Head

My raider buddy just texted me this

Stay classy Cheaters

I laugh at the excuses for Jones this year for his "regression" like he used to be good. He's exactly the same limited mediocre game manager (at best) - last year just had more opportunities for 5 yd passes. I honestly can't believe anyone ever thought or still thinks he is a good QB

As much as I hate McDaniels I'll be rooting for the POS today. Funny - I saw one of my friends from HS at a reunion this summer, he has always been a huge Raider fan - I explained my distaste for their HC hire. He had faith. Yesterday out of nowhere he texts me "I hate josh 🐍 McDaniels I could give u a million examples"

Kim Pegula as well

From when Hendrickson launched into him

Feel like this could be a beatdown of epic proportions now

Damar today

Was good (but surprising) to see Josh with nothing on his elbow Mon. Seems like it will probably continue to be listed on the injury report for a while even as it seems to be improving

I'll try Mac Jones is a crappy QB and a dirty POS

I would be all for signing McCourty and not even playing him if it means getting him off GMFB

That was Ryan Clark - after he almost died from "splenic infarction that required the removal of his spleen and gallbladder" The most interesting part when he relayed the story last night was he said after all the prep and bringing his people with him and readiness/willingness to fight to play, it was actually a relief when Tomlin shut it down. He realized then he needed someone like Tomlin who wasn't so emotionally close to it to look out for his welfare and make the right decision for him.