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It feels like 2 years ago when Lady Luck was on our side the way things are going right now. The difference this time is we have a better all around team to go with the breaks we've been catching. The defense is better, the OL is better, and the overall depth is better. Teams of destiny seem to experience things like this. Let's just hope the bounces continue to go our way.

It couldn't happen to a better franchise.....if it does.

Wonder which poster will be the first to start the "Trade for OBJ" thread chain?

I like two college rules, the targeting rule they use and how they say a player is down once they hit the ground. I would also like to see the NFL adopt more of a college style of overtime as well.

That Baltimore defense has been pretty crappy thus far. They are in the 20's in total defense this year and have gotten shredded in a couple of games. Lamar Jackson worries me because of his legs and not his arm. Either way, I believe every game on our schedule is winnable where I wouldn't have had the slightest bit of confidence in saying that years past.

And that is a reasonable answer that I don't believe anyone can argue with. I do believe we have assembled a team that can do it though as long as they 1) don't shoot themselves in the foot and 2) make the most of their opportunities.

Who in the actual eff is Anthony Prohaska?

I already had the feeling this team was special and talked about it through the offseason. I think we not only get to the playoffs, but win in the playoffs this year. I want to see how they come out of the bye week against Miami. I want to see a dominant performance in all facets given they've had rest and more than ample time to prepare. The only thing that makes me nervous is we either seem to play up to the level of the team we are facing or down to it in a sense. In the end, it's on Josh. If he limits his mistakes, because every QB is going to make them, and doesn't throw the bad interception or take the bad sack then this team has the chance to be standing on the podium in February. Look at the Ravens teams that won the SB, the Tampa team, the Steelers team that won in '06, they all won with defense and just enough offense. If Josh can not put us in bad situations, take what the defense gives him, and play smart football for the rest of the season then why not us?

Mutha ....... I don't know if I can take 3 hours of listening to that blithering idiot Dan Fouts again. Maybe I will watch the Dolphins and Skins.

They should just go out and execute

Gotta love when the family members chime in with their dumb*** 2 cents. How about if your boy didn't have stone hands, t-rex arms, and played like he wasn't the Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz out there then maybe, just MAYBE, he would have been successful in Buffalo. But please, continue to tell me how your son's struggles are someone else's fault.

I told you these guys were COMPLETE ######s, but no one wanted to listen. The PFF company vehicle.......

This will be the gameplan against Lamar when we face the Ravens later this year as well.

Yeah, I think I'll watch Houston and KC

I can't stand this guy. I don't know if it is his pompous attitude or his lisp that bothers me more. I think it's a combination of everything.

Someone, anyone, get Eli's agent on the phone

Can't see it. McDermott will have these guys ready to go coming off of the bye. Guys will have had a couple of weeks to heal up and we will also have Singletary back, which is a HUGE boost to the offense imo.

If we keep winning games then guys will get recognized. The ole cause-and-effect principle.

Not according to the "flat earth" crowd

Daboll and Frazier will be mentioned for HC gigs, but it doesn't mean that either will take them. Washington is a toxic wasteland right now. I don't know who would take that job to be honest. You would have to work hand in hand with Allen first off, who is a complete dumb***. Second, you have a meddling owner who can't keep his hands out of the personnel decisions and is buddy, buddy with the other guy you're working hand in hand with.

Because of the 4th down stop on Williams against his old team basically sealing the game for Indy is my guess.

Maybe I am wrong, but I don't remember if anyone had proven it beyond a shadow of a doubt before. And, yes, Jeff was definitely one who stayed in his "feels" all the time. I thought his Chiefs fandom may have brought him some kind of inner peace which was the cause of the tone-down so to speak.

Another Gordon/Green thread