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I remember being at a game his rookie year when he was gutting through his shoulder injury. One play he launched himself at a guy like a missle, even with the hurt shoulder, and gets up and his arm was just hanging limp at his side as he walked himself off the field in obvious pain - looked like he totally messed it up. I was thinking that was it for his season - then later in the game I notice he's back on the field. I couldn't believe it. A warrior. I actually just looked and found an article from his rookie year after he finally had surgery - "The physical corner suffered a torn labrum in his right shoulder on a textbook tackle on Baltimore Ravens RB Alex Collins during Week 1 in 2018. It was later revealed that he repeatedly suffered subluxations on subsequent hits, leading to further instability which eventually required season-ending surgery" Dude

But the stands might be full 😱

Oh God please let these emails surface 🙏

When I first saw this version I thought the whole "Make sure you keep walking when talking" thing was so awkward (it's one thing when Jay Bilas does it for 94 feet - another when it's 100 yards) - then when I saw the edited version later at least it looked better when they cut it up

But what about no-look passes?

Jeebus - almost gave me a heart attack in title with "issue with Allen emails"

You can't mention Dockery w/o Langston Walker - peanut butter and jelly indeed

The first of many hopefully

I imagine they ran out of stock - but agree, fire it back up when the supply/logistics are worked out. It's kind of crazy all it takes is for Josh to wear a hoodie at a PC to create a buzz/demand. He just needs to wear it again periodically - or maybe some other items from the Firebaugh HS clothing line - a varsity jacket perhaps 😛

Tasker said on OBL that he thinks the Bills are really rev'ed to go back and get some revenge with all the BS that happened last year

It's crazy fun to see Josh's teammates be amazed and become like regular fans by the plays he makes

It really is interesting the approach McBeane took - knowing the way to stop some of these high octane offenses/QBs is to generate pressure with 4 - that they decided to have great depth and rotate constantly vs focus only on 4 top starters

I think this belongs in the PB&J thread

Lucky for Mark Davis, Rex Ryan is available

Anyone else want to see the Ravens tarnished rushing record end

All the Josh love definitely brought a smile to my face The other noteworthy PC to me was Poyer/Hyde - really was impressive to me. They both, individually and together, just exuded calm, confidence and leadership. I was watching it thinking - man we're in good hands on the back end of the D.

Yep - multiple times during the game the pressure got Mahomes off his mark and he started to run around and I was yelling "Contain! Contain!" and the D did just that

The defender picked up the QB, drove him into the ground AND fell with his full weight on top of the QB (which was purposeful and avoidable). It was textbook roughing the passer on TWO counts. It was so clear cut perhaps the NFL may use the clip for education purposes on what consitutes roughing the passer. Take the exact same play and put Mahomes or Brady as QB and imagine what the call would be.

Starting to see a turn on the coverage of Chiefs already. One thing that really stuck out to me this AM was on GMFB the Chiefs TD play to Pringle the Chiefs did all this stupid cute having different people under center before the snap and the comment was almost mockingly "well they probably could have just snapped it" when before they would have been out of their minds how innovative and groundbreaking it was. edit: On the 2nd time around for the highlight: "So much theatrics - just a whole bunch of nonsense" "When they're rolling it's really cool but when they're losing it's not so cool"

But was the blowout impressive enough?

Sponsorships are being pulled as I type 😛

It's really quiet