DrDawkinstein

They already turned it over once on a fumbled snap. Wont be the last.

Hill done.

I guess missing the sack? It's like my man, take 2 more steps so you are off the field. They got them to 4th down. Dumbass.

7 points on Chubb

Levis trying to break his own shoulder so they dont ask him to throw anymore

What a moron

Nothing to speak of really. We'll see once Miami gets the ball back where Hill is. If he still isnt back in, then it's a thing.

Agreed, he isnt back in and looks to be in a lot of pain on the sideline

Nah, he's banged up there. Good to show the team/fans/stadium tho

Looks like Hill is refusing to go into the blue tent, and the coaches are refusing to give him his helmet until he does.

Oof Hill edit: ok, nice little run to the sideline

What's the old saying? "I want to see my opponents hurt, not injured."

LOL, the defensive booth couldnt believe it 😆

HAHAHAHA THAT'S HILARIOUS

You love to see it

There ya go

Yeah, he checked, but checked without really looking at the ref and was looking away when he gave the ref the thumbs up. But damn.

Now this I will give McD credit for. Maybe forcing him to vulnerable opened his eyes that it's not only possible, but required.

To each their own, but disagree. I just dont see the hype with Steinfeld, like at all. She's certainly not ugly, but I personally just see her as fairly normal. Not that it matters.

He's been doing it all season so I hesitate to give the article credit for anything we saw last night.

Personal would be talking about how he treats family. Or stories about mistreating strangers or fans. Like a story about lying to hid kids about a trip or something. None of that is there, and I'd bet EVEYRONE who gave even the most negative anecdotes would agree that he is a good guy outside of the building. Everything in the article (off the top of my head) was about happenings in the building/about the team, and how he handles it. Folks are free to have their own interpretation. I dont care if "the media" agrees with me. And of course the players will rally around it as "a personal attack". I wont tell them they're wrong. I just dont see it that way given my perspective. He was like "You can question coaching decisions" *leans over to the media* "(and pleeease question those decisions)" *wink wink*

Knowing Diggs, he probably has a few models in lamp shade outfits

Because after years of taking Leadership trainings and assessments which delineate between our At-Work personalities vs our "real" personalities, I know how to separate stuff that happens at work and not take it personally. I read the articles. That wasnt MY takeaway. But I'm more focused on him as a coach, and not judging him as a person anyways.

Who wore it better?

That's Tim Graham's Bills-centric interpretation. Those are all about how he coaches and treats direct employees. He may not be a good boss or head football coach. Dunne never said he's a bad guy, mean to strangers, lies to his family, etc. I have a HORRIBLE VP in charge of our department right now. She's a nice enough lady and we have even have some mutual friends. I know she's a great mom who has raised nice, honest kids. But she's horrible at work where office politics come into play. Same thing.