stevewin

Dolphins playing like drought-era Bills

Waiting for people to start pulling out their insanely ridiculous Josh draft thread hot takes

If Tue didn't leave the game hurt when he did he would eventually have left the game hurt

Redemption

The one thing they knew going into the game was take care of the ball and don't turn it over

More positive - McKenzie didn't jack his shoulder calling for fair catch

OMFG - they do not teach that in QB school

May be Fiztmagic time - oh wait

Tua holding his ribs

So we are expecting 2 sacks now every Miami possession correct? 😛

He's too slow! lol

Tua's lucky there wasn't a strip sack in there

Looks like Webb got toasted 😛

How does this make the data the CDC has gathered on the general population wrong? Also how can you know for certain exactly how each person contracted it?

Has anyone done the CLEAR thing? How does it actually work, just looked at their web page - upload gov ID, a selfie and picture of your vax card - is it confirming your identity then cross referencing that the info on your vax card is valid and for you? I don't usually love to upload my gov ID to the interweb...

Gaudin and Kustok?

I liked the Mannings, the game does at times get moved to the background, but especially if you're not completely invested in the game and hanging on every down and distance I thought they came off well and it was entertaining. I also feel like after having one or two under their belt they will work out some kinks and the whole thing will get even better

Only thing better would have been if Peterman ran out in his street clothes to chuck it up to Zay

Just enough to take a pee and eat oranges

Manning "haltime adjustment" discussion was gold

Daboll's 2021 version had a receiver out wide to the left, who then came into the back field, bringing an extra defender down on the edge right where the play was going to go (vs the 2004 version which had the TE shift from left to right - drawing attention to the right side) - then in 2004 version Bledsoe takes the snap and does a hard fake sneak to the right (whre the TE had shifted - presumably to block), drawing even more attention to that side - while 2021 version Josh barely takes a 1/4 step "fake" then stands back and chucks it. For trick plays the devil is in the details - if they actually practiced it in OTAs and TC they should have gotten the design/details right (the biggest thing was why change the design of the play that worked perfectly to have a receiver bring a defender down to where the fake was going to go - just stupid)

This was genius - Bravo

Don't know how Daboll watched that play then drew up and practiced whatever the hell that was yesterday - was like how can we take this play that worked and change it just enought so that it will be a catasrophe