DrDawkinstein

I tend to disagree with this as plenty of bad QBs have had their best games against us. Easton Stick had a career day against us a couple years ago, as did a hapless Russell Wilson that same year. Trevor Lawrence has had our number a couple times. And we made Skylar Thompson look legit. At the same time, he's always had Tua's number and has done a great job shutting down Lamar almost every time we play the Ravens (or at least containing him more than most teams do). I think the real criticism with the McDefense is you just never know what you are going to get week to week.

Trap games dont exist Josh and Joey dominate Bills by a Billion

I was worried about how he would fare here, given his... arrogance (being "a Bosa", coming from Ohio St, being in SD/LA). Would he really play here, or just see it as a small detour in his career and path to a bigger market? But man, he's really embraced it. I loved hearing him talk about how Buffalo reminds him of his days at OSU and that college atmosphere back when he was playing for the love of the game. He really does seem to be enjoying every second. I always want players to get as much money as they can, but hopefully his $155M in career earning and the chance to win multiple championships with Josh help get him to give us a home team discount.

Maybe not that rare in this Division 🤷‍♂️

We get a victory Monday AND a victory Friday in the same week!

FOOTBALL IS BACK, BABY! And we had an equally great day of games in college football yesterday. Great weekend!

The fish really stink Like really stinky doo doo I think they suck too

He'll make a heck of a mediocre DC in the NFC South in 2 years.

I don think there is much to compare. Josh's injury was mostly superficial and doesnt affect any part he needs to play the game. A toe/foot/ankle injury is much more serious. Burrow has proven how plenty tough he is, playing behind that OL for the last 7 years.

Dont ever insult our MVP by mentioning that trash team in the same sentence

Are you guys thinking of Edgerrin James??? George was 6'3" and 255lbs. He's much more compared to Derrick Henry, and Henry credits George with teaching him to run like a big man. Edgerrin James is much more Cook's size and style. No?

I didnt get all the worrying. Romo went WAAAYY over the top with the "This is not good! It must be SOMETHING SERIOUS if Josh hasnt returned yet" It was obvious he got whacked in the nose, and he isnt allowed back until they get the bleeding stopped. Noses take a while to get stopped. No big deal.

Balances out the blood pressure from last week.

Cook and Bosa for sure If I had to give one more, it would probably be Tre. The old man looked strong today. Good to see him back at that level.

Already waaaaayyyy better than I expected, since I figured he'd take it easy until the playoffs. God I hope he stays healthy. Get the extension ready. He's only a $6M cap hit this year too!

This is what my sister sent me... And this is what I got out of ChatGPT on just one pass..

We were told all offseason that we should let Cook walk because Davis was the next Thurman tho?

Wonder what they did on 3rd down after that play...

lmao

Not worried. Only Vrabel gives me concern.

As much as I hated (maybe still do) the guy, I can't argue that he and Belichick made quite a historic duo. So here is 6minutes of Tom Brady talking about QB Development. (Great Bill Parcells quote in there are the end too!) Contrast what he talks about with Waldron refusing to watch tape with a rookie Caleb Williams...

Great point. There are ways to go about it where you are working the clock, but are still pressing and putting on pressure. As you point out, the simplest way is to make sure you arent snapping the ball on a running clock until the play clock is under 5 second. You can still be aggressive in play calling, but make sure you're working taht clock down as much as possible too.

Heard he stubbed his toe on his huge balls

Cant wait to watch this. Already a little bummed out, but will be worth the watch. If any other 80s kids havent seen the Paul Rubens/Pee Wee documentary, I 100% recommend watching it asap. Another amazing person and talent. Same heroin dealer sold Joplin and Morrison the overpowered stuff that killed them, and I'm always interested in the possibility that Hendrix was killed by his manager.