stevewin

Regardless of scenarios - would be delicious for Cheaters to somehow blow this

Miami has quit this game and their season

coccyx 🤭

We might see if they love Burrow or Josh more tomorrow

If Panthers can hold on it will at least ease some of the pain of KC being handed their game

Earlier up thread is this scenario if you want Jets, Pats and Dolphins to all not make playoffs. So technically for that scanario can root for a tie or <gulp> Cheater win (just threw up in my mouth)

Yes got hurt trying to tackle DB on pick six

Darnold you beautiful bastard

Start of the Skylar Thompson era in Miami

He's probably home in his pajamas on the phone with Marrone eating ice cream out of the container

A Mahomes 'reckless sugar-high' pick would be nice next

Russ you beautiful bastard

Denver not quitting

I guess I could be rooting for a Dolphins-Cheaters tie

Multiplication by subtraction

Russ scores!

Panthers TD - suck it Bucs

He looks like an old farmer trying to escape the rush

Patty Mahomes EZ int

Not physically or mentally possible for me to wish a Cheater win - maybe I just shouldn't watch this game

Who would have to win Dolphins-Cheaters today

Sry if I should know this - is there a scenario where all other 3 AFC East teams don't make the playoffs?

The "opposing fan coming in peace to just have intelligent football conversation" invariably devolves into a series of patronizing "no this is why you're wrong" lectures. For the life of me I don't understand why fans of other teams visit (or live on) an opponent's board. Never in my internet life have I ever had even the urge to post on another team's site. I would always lbe fine without opposing fans posting on this board - trolls, "intelligent football talkers", or otherwise. It's like if you were at a Bills watch party with all hyped up Bills fans and there's one random guy with an opposing team jersey walking around fansplaining Yada Yada about his team. Even if you are cordial, read the room - no one wants you here

Super Dupers?

This is a lazy journo narrative. One of the "risky" throws for int that game was a 5 yd check down where the wind caught the ball. We've seen some "what was he thinking?" throws down this stretch, but without knowing the full context of what happened on those plays (receiver running wrong route etc) - plus so many bad weather games and at least early on who knows how many throws were affected by his elbow - can't just write it off to recklessness. It's easy for the media to roll out the 'reckless sugar-high Josh' narrative by just looking at int stats with no analysis into the cause for each one. I actually think Josh has mostly moved past the 'sugar-high' issues and this year it has been different factors affecting ints.