stevewin

Well Josh would have run for 17 so half would have got the 1st 😛

I would have had a coronary if tua got the first on that

Lets go D wake up

Rasul helped up Cook 😛

Omg they threw a flag for that wtf

People realize the decision to challenge is called down by someone in the booth right?

1 foot down wtf

LETS GO

LETS GO

I'm actually enjoying this pregame show quite a bit

I always feel on a personal level the rest of the crew just kind of puts up with Gonzales but don't really like him. Like they all sneak out for drinks without him and the next day he's like where was everone last night I tried to find you guys

That was awesome Can't wait til post-game - crowd chanting TAKE IT OFF! TAKE IT OFF!!

Get 3 sacks in the 1st half then sit for the 2nd with the lead

I am not nervous. I am not scared. I do not "Have A Bad Feeling" LFG

In PC this week he said he's used to wearing it, does so in practice at times. Said the biggest thing he doesn't like is it is hotter with it on

Live out of town, go to one game a year - the game closest to the beginning of Oct. For 30+ years my brother and I have flown up to take my Dad to a game for his bday. We then started bringing our sons when they were 6-7 yrs old. He's 91 this year - he looks forward to it every year (as do we)

Love the silence

Will be interesting to see if Josh wears a visor

Someone may want to tell Hou about this thing called tush push

Even in the first years it likely would have been a lot more if it wasn't for his athleticism and escapability. The offensive talent on those teams was not good to say the least

Might see Fitz take his shirt off tho

One thing I've noticed is the actual push seems to mean less now - it's more about the OL getting the jump and diving low and creating the wedge. I think if they outlawed the "push" it wouldn't necessarily stop a team like Philly who has perfected the OL wedge technique and has a powerful person running the ball

Another way to look at it is Josh and Mahomes have avoided more sacks because of their athleticism and mobility. Have never understood why for Burrow everybody always says oh he gets sacked so much bc of bad OL, but there never seems to be any responsibility put on him for not being good at avoiding sacks. Josh was playing with poor OL and zero weapons his first years and no one was talking about how much he gets sacked, because he did things to avoid them

The interesting thing I've noticed is that Mahomes seems to be going back to trying to use his legs a lot more - reminiscent of him running around in his early years (after which he became much more of a distributor of the ball). I give him credit for trying to put the team on his back while he's missing some weapons, but I think him trying to do so much himself iis also causing the offense to be less reliable and efficient. Sure when he gets Rice and Worthy back things may change - but will be interesting to see how he plays as the season progresses and the offense will likely still not be what he has been used to (I do think that if he continues to 'challenge' tacklers on his way out of bounds he's going to start taking some serious hits)

He may be a good coordinator, X and O's guy, but definitely not a leader of men. All one has to do is watch the in season Hard Knocks to see how awkward and out of place he is as a 'leader' - would be comical if it wasn't so cringe. There's a reason why his word-salad-spewing, nerd/'quirky' persona was so against the typical NFL HC grain - because it doesn't work. I agree with your last sentiment - no one really knows how hard being a HC is, but sometimes it's easy to see when someone doesn't have what it takes