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Here he is against the Bengals D in week 4

That’s not Dorsey, it’s McDermott. Dorsey took shots on second/third and short all the time last year and people wanted his head for that.

For those saying no, how would you feel if the Chiefs got him? Bengals? Dolphins?

Ed has been Limited both days this week.

Now do “poorest defensive coordinator of the McDermott era?”

The Falcons should trade for him.

The Crown Royal of WRs. Or Molson Export.

The Falcons actually have a good defense. They’re also 4-3, coming off a win on the road against the Bucs where Bijan only had one carry. They’re being held back by Ridder. They should trade for Tannehill. They could win the NFC South.

Don’t have to cut him. Just don’t resign him.

Eli has been on like every team in the league.

Does he get the gas face too?

Half this board salivates over Jerry Jeudy and Broncos fans would be ecstatic to get a bag of footballs for him. And anyways, a bag of footballs is a good return. The Duke costs $150. Wilson's official bag holds 12 balls. The bag itself costs $130. That's $1,930 and that's before tax and shipping.

This has to be coming from McDermott. Complementary football and balance. Last year, Dorsey was all deep shots, all the time. Now all he talks about is balance.

So which week do we get the good ref? You know, the one that's beloved by fans across the league.

It works in our favor if he likes to call RTP to protect star QBs.

What gets me is that it's still the same dudes. What happened?

The ball is already halfway to Stevenson there. Mac's pass was slow AF. I counted it. It took more than a second to get there. That screenshot is from when it was above Groot's hand. But I cannot continue to argue in the Patriots favor. F them. So I'm gonna let this one go.

I'm a Pats lover because I got a screenshot of the All-22 footage that shows that if he was downfield when Jones released the ball, it was by about a 1/2 yard? I f-ing hate the Patriots, almost as much as I hate the Dolphins. The ball is already out his Jones' hand here and the center is a yard and a half down field. It's not unreasonable to think that he was just on that line when the ball was thrown.

He has so many options here against the blitz, but he holds the ball waiting for Knox to complete his route. Just horrible by Josh here.

They had a beautifully soft schedule to close out the year. Now, they don't.

I just watched the play on the All-22. At the time that the pass was released, the center was precisely 1 yard downfield. He was 3 yards downfield by the time Stevenson caught Mac's floater. I think that, like usual, Belichick's teams get the details right.

I just went and watched the damn play on the all 22. I don't really know what I'm looking at, but here goes. It's was not at all how I remember it. The Pats brought Douglas in motion. The BIlls only rushed four. Mac looked off Bernard (got him to lean the other way for a split second) and then flipped the ball to Stevenson in space. If anyone still cares, he threw it from the 18 and Stevenson caught it at the 20 but at the point the pass was released the center was only one yard downfield. The play was really well designed because Stevenson had three blockers (Henry, Bourne and Douglas). Bourne and Douglas rode Taron Johnson completely out of the play. Stevenson got 10 yards before anyone even touched him. He cut back inside to avoid Dane Jackson and got Jordan Phillips to wiff on a tackle at the 32. You know what happened after that.

I'd have to actually hear his tone of voice.

It really did. Blitzing Mac Jones just allows him to use that lifetime of coaching to read the pressure pre-snap and get the ball out fast. You have to make him beat you throwing into tight coverages.

I wouldn't make any trades that involve draft picks until after the game on Thursday. If the Bills lose, I would keep the picks.