mannc

What an embarrassment.

I hate this offense. Hate.

It feels exactly like the Browns game. Same result, I’m afraid.

A year late

Nice series. JFC.

Did they hit the bengals with a 3-point penalty?

Metcalf

His contract expires this year. Dalton would make a great backup to Josh.

I don’t want to hear about losing a few draft picks. If Belichick knew (spoiler alert: He did!), he needs to be banned from the sport. I mean, how many times do you have to be caught cheating before you get the boot? And just watch his his press conference. What a little b**ch.

Do Your Job!

Also overlooked is the fact that the Chargers have had an awful lot of talent—on offense and defense—in Rivers’s time there. It’s not like he hasn’t had anything to work with. He’s just massively overrated. Totally

I love the fact that Phillips was gifted to us by Adam Gase and will continue to terrorize Gase for the rest of Gase’s short-a$$ stay in the AFC East.

I agree; they have a real good defense, but the offense has still managed to score points, despite starting an undrafted free agent from Samford--not Stanford. That wouldn't happen if there weren't some very good pieces in place around him.

Which is why it's usually a bad idea to trade up.

Good, then we should destroy them.

Feel free to disagree. I’ve watched a lot of Steeler games this year; it’s a really talented group and it’s a big reason the Steelers haven’t fallen on their face despite being down to playing a third-string undrafted rookie QB.

How about this? I disagree that those teams have better WR groups than Pittsburgh.

Yes. It’s a big reason that the Steelers unloaded Antonio Brown.

I’m not sure any one of them has been outstanding, but as a group I believe they are. Oh, I know. It’s just a juvenile and annoying figure of speech.

Why are all those teams saying hi? I don’t understand.

I wasn't including the QB. Smith-Schuster, James Washington and Dionte Johnson are as good as any WR group in the league, McDonald is an above average TE and Conner is an excellent RB. I would take those guys over the Bills skill position players any day and I don't think it's even close. There is a reason Ducky Hodges has been successful, and it's not the NFL-level coaching he received at Stamford. If JA had a similar group of skill position players, he'd be lighting up the scoreboard. Smith-Schuster has been hurt, but he's proven he's a really good WR. Same with Connor at RB. James Washington is emerging as a serious downfield threat, and Dionte Johnson is one of the two or three best rookie receivers in a very good WR class. When Smith-Schuster is healthy (I know he's out this weekend), I can't think of a WR group in the league that I'd rather have.

I think you're missing one or two, even if you don't count the interims. I think there was one between Rauch and Saban.

Not sure which team you're talking about, but the Steelers have outstanding offensive skill position players, just like they always have.

I didn’t expect Darryl Johnson to light it up this year, but sometimes late-round, small school guys can turn into big-time edge rushers, but it doesn’t happen immediately. (See Matt Judon). I expect the team to go after a veteran pass rusher this offseason, but I see adding offensive playmakers as the clear number 1 priority, in the draft and in free agency. The quality of the available offensive weapons is probably the biggest difference between the Ravens and the Bills this year. No reason the Bills can’t be next year’s Ravens.

“Do Your Job”