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I tend to agree with this line of thinking as well. I’d do something for a late pick or pick swap but I’m not giving up a high end asset. We already did that for Cooper but we did get a later pick back. Keep building the youth on this roster. Going to need it for defense next year which is aging and deficient in some areas

It helps that their offense is essentially down Pittman. They’ll focus on the run for sure and Indy’s offensive line is good but not as good as it used to be. Surprisingly Josh Down snap usage went way down last week. I don’t know if that was game plan specific or what. I expect to see a much better version of the Colts at home against the Bills than we saw vs the Vikings

I'm utterly shocked

I'm not saying he's not . His ankle buckled pretty hard is all i'm saying.

Ankle or Achilles for Mahomes there.

They can only overrule certain things. They cant overrule every penalty.

That was a clear hold. That should have been called not the facemask.

Man Karlaftis and Wharton being down would be a nice little blow to that team if they miss some time. I think Karlaftis especially is close to being an elite player in the NFL

Vita Vea is just destroying their interior of the offensive line. Like a man possessed and the rest of the Dline is feasting because of him.

Your typical Chiefs game. Let an inferior team stick around pull it out at the end. Seen this a million times.

Should probably cover the 1 WR that can hurt you.

Here comes some shovel pass bull####

Just bat the ball down guys holy crap. Triple coverage . Winfield going for the pick and failing miserably.

Ah it would be nice to have someone like Vita Vea pushing the pocket

This is correct. Dolphins weren't charged a timeout because there was 2:14 or whatever on the clock. Since the last play was a run play, the clock starts on the whistle and proceeds to the 2 minute warning. The 2 minute warning is considered a timeout, so Waddle can return to the field of play after the timeout.

So I used to know an NFL back judge, this was probably 15 years ago and things could have changed by now but they essentially get a packet of plays that falls into their area of scope of penalties or missed penalties and what they should have done in the given situation and then they are graded. I remember what time he showed me an example of holding but it wasn't called because it was away from the play by a WR. So essentially it was a run play on the opposite side of the field and falls under the rule of holding but since it was so far from the play they told them not to flag it. I found that interesting.

I think Slayton would be a decent add with the Cooper and Coleman uncertainty but I think with the bye week coming they will hold off unless there is a long term issue there.

Because the HC oversees everything. If that’s the case the HC is excused from everything except time management. McDermott should then not be blamed for 13 seconds, the Broncos 12 men game or the decision to throw 3 times in the Texans game

Both calls were garbage and I’m not one to bash refs. His momentum was only going to the ground because Dawkins executed a flawless chop technique on the defender making him fall on his face on his own. Torrence literally had his hands in the breastplate the whole time and the DT never even tried to disengage to make it look like he was being held. Im about as in objective as they come and those two calls were bad

I mean it’s pretty inexcusable to give up a Hail Mary gw with one of your DBs not paying attention at all then turn around and give up a 53 yard TD run with 5 seconds left in the first half in the very next game

I mean it’s an old beat down defense that has carried them for years that just can’t do it anymore and the offense is led by a very average QB in Derek Carr. It’s a weaker division but they need to clear those contracts and start over. That’s a long rebuild over there

I think he’s in his last year here. I think next year will be the beginning of a retooling of the TE position. Knox is overpaid but will still be here next year due to his contract but they’ll want a # 3 guy who could supplant Knox is 2026. There are some nice options in next years draft combined with Morris no longer being exclusive rights free agent

Yea I’m also in that camp. I think he wants the Wins record but I also wonder if he enjoys being able to be a respected analyst on tv where he can cut loose a little bit and still have some down time while being around football

The problem is who is taking Belichick when he has a couple of years left. I would want to know what the succession plan is after he hangs it up. He's such a niche coach right now that needs a team that is ready to win right away and is desperate. The only one that makes sense to me is Dallas

I actually think that the one thing Jerry does is he sticks with coaches too long. I mean I know there are only 32 jobs in the NFL but the jobs that are going to be open aren't very attractive. Giants, Jets, and Saints with their aging salary cap strapped roster aren't attractive at all.