Low Positive

I agree with all of this except the comment on the OL. It’s still a hot mess but they’re getting the ball out quickly to negate that. Much like Miami, the key is to take away that first read and make Burrow hold the ball. He. doesn’t panic like Tua, but takes a lot of sacks.

They never can. The empty seats are because Carolina fans are not going to travel to watch their dumpster fire of a team.

But he never rested it and now he seems like he is having no issues. He just bounced outside of the pocket, danced around, and threw a TD pass. I was told that it wouldn’t heal without rest.

That and the fact that LA Chargered all over the place.

We might never know. We have never seen him play an NFL or college game without an all-pro team at the skill positions. His 2019 CFB NC roster had Chase, Jefferson, and CEH.

They’re doing that to keep Burrow from getting hit.

That stuff is actually something that the NFL should consider as an option. Here’s a peer-reviewed study on Rugby injuries that shows that Hybrid surfaces are a lot better then artificial ones. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9825862/#:~:text=Injury burden was significantly greater on artificial (3041 days%2F1000,2559%2C p < 0.001).

Wembley was played on the grass.

Tannehill can’t even throw a plausible catchable ball to get a PI.

Hey Titans! Do that more. Who needs a QB?

They have no choice because of the ADA: https://northeastada.org/resource/miniature-horses-as-service-animals

Hey, Titans! Can’t be a team that wins with running and defense if your D sucks.

Actually, it the opposite. here’s the home team win rates in north american professional sports: MLS: 69% NBA: 63% NHL: 59% NFL: 58% MLB: 54% However, teams hosting the SB in their own stadiums are 2-0. https://www.chicagobooth.edu/review/home-field-advantage-facts-and-fiction#:~:text=In basketball%2C NBA teams win,American football%2C it's 57.6%.

Why did they never call that OPI when the Pats ran that play for 18 years?

Odell trash talk got them an extra 15 yards because Simmons is a hothead. He might have just cost them the game.

It’s because he was drafted after Josh and won the MVP when Josh was still not great. It was draft jealousy and people for some reason won’t come off of that position. I, for one, enjoy watching Lamar play. He’s exciting.

You can’t make up any new swear words because if you think of it, the Scots have already invented it.

I mean in general. That was a dumb play. If your going to qb sneak from the one, don’t run from the shotgun. His head is literally made of meat.

Lamar is playing really well right now.

It’s just odd that both you and he came up with the same metaphor for watching the Broncos.

A fellow Brandon Perna fan, I see. My favorite thing this week was him superimposing Kevin James’ face over Sean Payton and then never saying anything about it.

Another one that’s been run is “what happens if a team gets no actual home field advantage?” They tried it with the Chargers and liked it so much that they moved the Raiders to Vegas.

He had a single bad game where the Bills asked him to step in and cover Calvin Ridley one on one. We’re just fixated on it because it’s the last thing that we saw.

If Beane was fooled by Elam, so was the rest of the NFL world. I know people hate mock drafts, and they are useless as predictors of actual picks. But they are useful in looking back on the consensus of the football world on a player leading into a draft. Every mock that I can find for the 2022 draft had Elam as a first-rounder, and all but one had him going before the Bills pick. Sometimes, a player does not live up to their potential. I could create a long list of these players, but they sting a lot more when that happens to your favorite team. What we know about Beane's drafting is that he focuses a lot on physical traits over college performance. Sometimes that works (Josh Allen, Groot) and sometimes that doesn't (Elam, Cody Ford, and perhaps Spencer Brown). I actually think that the lack of big-time winners in high school and college on this team is holding them back at crunch time in the playoffs, but every time I state this on here I get a lot of red exes and throwup emojis. For example, Josh has never won a championship, and I don't think Diggs has either. The Bengals are loaded with guys who won in college. The game is never too big for Joe Burrow because he played in the Ohio High School Championship Game and in the CFB Playoff Championship game. Higgins won at Clemson. Chase, of course, won at LSU with Burrow. Mahomes won a state championship in Texas, which was probably the biggest game in his life until he played in the Super Bowl. But then again, neither Brady nor Kelse won anything in high school or college so what do I know?

He’s been released. No trade needed.