johnnychemo

Me too. All this competence is confusing me. Toto, I don't think we're in Buffalo anymore!

The irony is delicious!

At least you're not good looking too, that would be REALLY tough, trust me!!?

Cowher was driving a Taurus, it's on like a mofo!

If this happens and I'm a coach, I'm telling every one of my DB's to interfere if there's a chance of catch on a deep ball. 15 yards beats 40 any day.

I look forward to seeing what an offseason of work on his game with the resources he’ll have available to him as an NFL QB will do for his game. I expect a big step forward in 2019.

Respectfully, I disagree and believe it was short. Tough pass, on the run, just couldn't get enough on it. SHould Clay have caught it? Definitely. It looked like the play calling in the 2nd half was more "put the ball in Josh's hands" and he seemed to be up to the task. Look at his 2nd half numbers. If they would have called it that way in the 1st half rather than putting the ball into Shady's hands it might have been a much different ballgame. It also seemed like he's improve in his short and medium throws - anyone agree?

And part of the deal was that he had to call out the team for restructuring his contract and ask to be released on Twitter. It could happen....

Damn Russians....

Anyone else get a notification from the NFL app that JAX scored a safety on the opening kickoff?

Wine cooler. In a dirty glass.

As long as when you buy stuff from there it doesn't get delivered to someone else....

Wasn't he a bit injury prone? That was my impression and my assumption as to the reason why he wasn't kept.

And he doesn't have to interview!

PAT ?

Interesting theory, though he (Chad Kelly) seemed to find trouble easily enough in Denver....

...I have a ball, perhaps you'd like to bounce it?

Shady up the middle for -3. Flag for illegal formation, so now 1st and 15.

I think it's important to realize that in all likelihood the brain trust didn't envision him playing at this point of the season. It was only due to the incredibly inept play of Peterman and the mishandling of the position (ie not keeping McCarron) that he is thrust into the starting role. He didn't practice with the 1's for most of training camp, so not much of a chance to develop a feel or chemistry with most of the top receivers. It was pretty well understood that the offensive rebuild was going to happen next year, and they were blindsided by losing both Wood and Incognito, so the line and receiving corps are still very much a work in progress (which is being charitable.) So no real weapons for him. So while the playing experience is good for him (I guess) I think to expect a ton of growth during the course of the season is overly optimistic. Best case is he manages to improve his reads a bit and begins some real quarterback study in his first offseason as a pro.

That's your "culture over strategy" right there, and that's your strategy when you lack talent. Imagine a more talented team playing with the same intensity this one does....

This isn’t the worst plan I can think of. It also has the benefit of matching our receivers skills (or more appropriately, lack thereof) in creating separation downfield.

Well, Allen will throw into tight windows and over the middle, so, no.....

That was before my time - I didn't discover them until the 90's. I know the intersection you are talking about though...didn't know they had a place there.

Yeah, most mom and pop pizza joints have excellent pizza. Personally I like Penora’s on Broadway in Depew.