realtruelove

In the real world, an empty endorsement is the kiss of death. The element of surprise. Dead man walking. See Fredo Corleone.

Robert James and I have seen all the players mentioned so far in my lifetime. He had all the physical tools and the intangibles.

Josh is going to traded to a large market team and he is being protected by the league.

Klein never turns around when covering receiver and clutches to boot. It seems like our our whole back 7 cover this way however.

What venue are the Bills staying for London?

I don't know where he is.

The Patriots will sign him.

Didn't he also get a personal foul penalty late in the game when there was a scrum for the ball on Stevenson's fumble?

Maybe they are resting him up for the playoffs.

"Don't Let The Joneses Get You Down."

It won't be windy inside the dome.

Move the game to Detroit.

That Jefferson catch was only flukey because the way that Cam Lewis played it. He misplayed it. He appeared to be sacking the QB on roughing the punter call. The man should never see the field again.

These games are fixed to keep the ratings and for Vegas.

If he's not healthy right now he won't have much leverage.

He is favoring his ankle big time. It's very pronounced when he is running.

Who coaches the secondary? He should take the rest of the year off.

The strategy is not to commit to the run but commit to run the clock when in the fourth quarter and a two score lead. 1st objective is to protect the ball, second objective is keep the clock running as your opponent has less and less time to mount a comeback. When you have your opponent on the ropes, you don't reward them by throwing incomplete passes to stop the clock and interceptions that result in zero points.

Sorry, he threw it into the clay.

On the the drive when they could have gone up by 13, Josh threw the ball into the dirt on first down. Zero situational awareness. That stopped the clock. Something is not right with Josh's decision making in these crucial situations.

That's why you aren't the coach. You have to consider all the scenarios. The safety would have been higher on the list of options.

The other huge issue is there is something wrong with Josh.

The only chance the Vikings had with 44 seconds left was cause a safety or a fumble up the middle. The play call was the absolute worst for that situation. Taking the safety would have made more sense.

My take is less #6

How much notice did we get when Von Miller was signed? I bet Beane absolutely loves Miller too. Just sayin...