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I was disappointed the production didn't feature it more after each score - it was an extremely cool visual they could have shown more imo

For all the guys needing treatment set up beds in the training room 😛

- Some interesting comments from Morse - Playoff mentality for 6-7 weeks - you know what works - there was no sexy team meeting - just got to it and it's worked. - Coach has let personality show - when stakes are highest has let us be ourselves - took off pressure for making mistakes - Dunne article galvanizing - didn't divide locker room, had opposite effect of rallying guys not only around the coach but each other - us vs the world. Narrative Buffalo is a terrible place to be, coach is sh!t - just not the case. Not what we were experiencing - told 'em to just piss off and we just did our thing - it was beautiful - McD addressed issue of playing free, don't worry about mistakes - wasn't just words he backed it up - Embarrasment of riches in offensive room guys have OC experience - not as much Joe Brady being on top - really is a collaboration of all the offensive coaches - Begging Josh to slide during run - yelling get down, then go go go - Covid helped prepare for game moving last minute - Saw Steelers bench getting hamered with snowballs - "Get Bills mafia liquored up, just don't know what's gonna happen"

Also, for the playoffs do you want a 1st time punter who literally has never kicked in a regular season game? I would much rather have an experienced kicker who has been there, and has a lot of experience holding. Would rather sacrifice a few yards if it comes to that for consistency and experience.

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This sucks! Everyone knows KC special teams was built for waxing gibbous! And 'wizard' Beane has put together a roster for Waning Crescent! This is why you build a dome people! - to block out the phase of the moon! Pegula is so stupid! McD should be fired if he can't figure out how to overcome their obvious moon phase advantage! We're doomed.

I was thinking the other day it would be nice if they increased the allowed number of players who are allowed to dress for the SB - like the full 53 active say. Would allow teams to reward fringe or injured players that might not normally get to suit up to reward them for contributions to the team - throw them in for a play and they can have memory of playing in a SB

Guess it depends how you define effective. Guys get cleared to play all the time to play with injuries that impact their effectiveness - sometimes to a great degree. As LB I also wonder how long he'll last. Taron played with it his rookie year, and was constantly having to come out when he aggravated it until they finally shut him down - LB is going to presumably take a lot more pounding

Sure - the point is that when he does get in, he is going to be playing with a shoulder injury that (if it is in fact a torm labrum) probably has a pretty high likelihood of impacting his performance and/or causing issues and taking him out if it gets re-injured/aggravated. Will have to see how it plays out

Starting last week Josh started to leave his feet and dive more, which I think has a greater chance of being stopped vs keeping your feet on the ground and churning. Also if your feet are on the ground you're more likely to be able to have a 2nd effort if you get stopped initially

Never thought Baker was great but I definitely respect the guy - so tough playing through injuries - even when it's obvious it affects his play at times

Are Philly fans calling for siriani's head at this point?

If it is that injury, it's not something he'll recover from before the end of the season, but rather just try to manage - and get surgery after the season Think Kingsley brings more than von at this point

Josh should have purposely gotten a 5 yd illegal procedure penalty before the snap so he would have gotten the record

We might need to pick up a LB too at the LB store on the way home

Because the refs on the field blew the call and NY didn't have the stones to overturn the obvious error

Thats what nantz said, but not the officials. There was also an angle (that i think they only showed once on the broadcast) that seemed to show pretty clearly it didn't hit the helmet. The thing that bugs me the most is they need to change the rules to just eliminate the stupid official from the review. If the clown got it wrong on the field why is he even in the equation for the review. Just go to an eye in the sky - 99% of the time people sitting on a couch can tell clearly from replays - just look at the replays and make the call - no need to have the idiot official who got it wrong standing there looking at a tiny little screen for 10 mins

And at worst you think it's just going to be a miss, how many FGs get blocked AND go 30 yds in the opposite direction

Easy to be a great DC when you know the plays that are being called

This is great news - prob won't be avail next week, but maybe if they keep going he could be avail later. When he first went down and was grabbing lower leg the first thing I thought was Achilles

I actually came here to post how would you like to be an eagles defensive player and have Patricia as your coordinator. What a clown

I just posted in the injury thread If Dodson is a torn labrum as rumored even if he comes back he's likely going to be a shell of himself - and if he takes direct hits on the shoulder it could pop out and/or debilitate him pretty quickly

If Dodson is a torn labrum as rumored even if he comes back he's likely going to be a shell of himself - and if he takes direct hits on the shoulder it could pop out and/or debilitate him pretty quickly

As compared to all the other film sessions "So here we see you get off at the snap, then suddenly just stand there for some reason while all the other people are playing football all around you"