DrDawkinstein

McD vs McV... I think we know who will stick it to who.

I know a TON of people who went out of pools week 1 due to that game. Is TV code for cocaine?

I'm expecting both teams will want to establish the run and control the clock this Sunday. Would love to see a healthy dose of Singletary.

You know that's not how it works around here.

Minshew STINKS He's the new Kyle Orton. What is Marrone's attraction to these types of dudes?

After the Phins player pinned it there. The refs had to talk a while to make a decision. Either way, Im not defending the call, just saying the next call was a typical make-up call because of it.

Make up call for the borderline PI on Jags

bruh

Careful with that throwing shoulder, Fitz

Breakdown of this play starts at 42:22 in the C1 video. 👍

Funny thing, I was about to say "Maybe on video chat, but probably not standing next to each other". But I just found out Nate was actually a decent HS QB at Frontier and is over 6'1" himself! Ok, maybe it's time to follow @msw2112's lead and go do some actual work and say hi to my kid...

Allen

That was my thread last week, I do what I want! You gotta get your priorities straight. Josh is on an MVP campaign!

Hit me with the link to that thread because I looked!

That's why I expect the twist! I'm fine with lighting them up and scoring 50 points too, if that's what McD wants to do.

Another great hour+ long video deep-diving into Josh's game from last week. Some big eye-opening stuff in here. From the performance of our OL, to Josh making reads and moving WITHIN the pocket, to our WRs showing their talents on creating space and getting open. Plus, breakdown of the big plays we all missed during the "Technical Difficulties" Some highlights for me: 19:40 - Deep pass to Beasely. Quote "This is a throw that transcends the talent they are facing" Paging @Shaw66 22:11 - McKenizie's 46 yarder. Big gain, but again pointing out that Josh may have missed a "better target". Much like JT pointed out on the Knox throw. This is not a knock on Josh, this is good tape analysis. While they point out the miss of Singletary, they also call the play a possible "Top 3 of Josh's career so far". 27:09 - Breakdown of the Diggs TD. The way Diggs resets his route after getting bumped by Van Noy, and instantly goes from being well covered to completely open. THIS type of stuff is what makes him one of the best WRs in the game, and shows what we have been missing in our previous WR groups. He gets bumped, resets, and that HAND GOES UP! LETS GOOOOO!

Perfect embodiment for what it's like to be a Bills fan.

In a game I'm hoping we can pound the rock and control the clock, it might matter.

Someone to keep an eye on...

Remember, the question on Josh was whether he could do these things AT ALL. If he could EVER be accurate. And he is showing that he absolutely can be.

Dont let yourself miss out on some good analysis over something so petty. JT isnt wrong. The pass probably should have gone to Brown. And for novices like us, I appreciate the breakdown because my amateur eyes would never have picked that up. This is much more similar to how Daboll/Josh will break down the film. And it is that kind of insight I am looking for, as opposed to the absolute idiots they have on ESPN who do nothing but ball-wash the Cowboys. I havent watched the hour+ breakdown from Cover1 this week yet, but I bet they point out similar things. It isnt a major knock on Josh, just constructive criticism.

DrD hates Russ. DrD loves Elaine.

You can tell them apart by their spleens.

Point is, if he had the benefit of today's perspective, he might have coaches who were willing to rebuild the offense completely just for him (Jackson), or a team who was willing to bring in a college offense coach (Murray). He may still have sucked, but we'll never know what could have been with a real chance and a full team support. Bums me out because he was so fun to watch in college. Probably the best college player I've watched with my own two eyes (considering I didnt really start watching college ball until about 2003).