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Actually, it will be #31 because the Dolphins had a first taken away.

A healthy Allen = 5,000+ yds, 45+ TD's, MVP, 1st Team All Pro, and SB MVP.

Everyone understand why Star was a whipping boy now?

The Bengals. The offense hasn't even clicked for them yet and getting hot down the stretch is exactly what they did last year. The AFCN is also a crapshow of a division right now. They can go 10-7, possibly 9-8, and end up still hosting a Playoff game.

Nope, the 2014 draft where we took Watkins.

Somehow this has to be Beane and McDermott's fault. I can't believe we haven't fired those guys yet.

I'm pretty sure OBJ's first was last season with the Rams.

Herbert is going to have to manage that pretty much all year. That was said when the injury took place. Their LT is gone for the season. The guy who stepped in, by the reports I have seen, hasn't been bad at all. Bosa is down, yes, but his groin injury is going to take some time. He had surgery and will be out 8-10 weeks. He might not even be back at 100% this year. Keenan Allen is down with his hamstring injury, sure, but that too could linger throughout the season. They are not ready.

And......... We have as well and we're still rolling. We barely got past the Chiefs with JA17 putting on his Superman cape again. Herbert doesn't look like there has been any improvement from last year to this one tbh. They're not ready.

Have you watched the Chargers this year? Did you see them last night? They have really been underwhelming in comparison to expectations thus far. They have lucked up into a 4-2 record while being outscored overall as a team by 11 points. Their victories have come against the Raiders (1-4), the Browns (2-4), the Texans (1-3-1), and the Broncos (2-4). Their good fortune will not continue. I don't think KC has anything to fear from the Chargers just yet.

Fify

Just imagine a motivated Tre coming back as "All Pro Tre" and being plugged into what we already have on defense.....

Bum. If the Skins were smart, they would roll with Sam Howell to see what they have.

His receivers aren't any good, his life has taken some strange turns the last year or so, no Adams, no pressure, rich af, career winding down, ego, and honestly it doesn't really look like his heart is in the game anymore. I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if he hangs them up at the end of this year and just sort of fades off into the sunset.

Breece, Bryce, Toe-may-toe, Toe-ma-toe, we're still going to whoop that

Good thing for them Baker is a FA next Spring. They can get the real deal.

The Eagles are a really solid football team, especially on offense. AJ Brown, Devonta Smith, Dallas Goedert, Miles Sanders, Kenneth Gainwell, and Jalen Hurts (whose legs are just as important as his arm) make for a tough group to handle.

Josh Allen in the clutch once again

Sad about the young man's father, but awesome he has some big time visits coming up. You can definitely tell he's got something about him on the field, an it factor so to speak, that not many others have.

He prefers females to "massage" his prostate

Tonight Hopewell had their Homecoming game against the 6-0, #3 in the state, Thomas Dale Knights. It was a rough game for Mason. He had a couple of nice throws, but only completed about 50% of his passes. He had guys open, but the OL really struggled against the Thomas Dale defensive front. He was under constant pressure all night. Most of his damage this game was actually with his legs. He had about 80 yards rushing and a TD on the ground. Also had around 150 yards passing and a TD. Most of that came on a 35 yard catch and run in the 4th where the WR slipped a tackle, then was able to weave into the endzone. Hopewell lost 41-12. The Thomas Dale QB is a kid named Ethan Minter. He's only a Junior, but that young man is something else. He had around 250 yards passing and 150 yards rushing, with 4 total TD's. He looks like he has the potential to be special. He looks to have 4.5-4.6 speed to go along with a rocket arm. He threw a 50 yard pass tonight that you couldn't have run up and handed to a WR better. They run an RPO offense as well. Every decision he made was the correct one. He knew when to let the RB take the ball. He knew when to pull it back and run himself. He knew when to hit the underneath routes. He knew when to take his shots. I only saw 3 incompletions in 20-25 passes. Final note on the evening. Kesean Henderson is NOT TreVeyon Henderson, nor will he ever be. Kesean has speed, but not TreVeyon speed. Kesean has some agility, but not TreVeyon agility. Kesean doesn't have the same vision TreVeyon had at his age either. Kesean also doesn't have the same acceleration. He's still only a Junior and has the chance to improve, but right now he's looking like more of a lower end 3 star talent instead of a 4 or 5 star talent. That's just me being honest.

The thought of Moss being our lead back makes me want to vomit