mannc

It’s windy. Very hard to be accurate. But yes, run the f-ing ball.

We cannot continue to pass every play. Josh is going to eventually get killed.

RB has got to be upgraded. And it’s so easy to do.

The Bills will probably run it a total 10 times tonight, excluding Allen

That ball just has to be caught

Swiss cheese

This is fine

Aaron Rodgers not looking MVP-like. I’ll take Josh any day....

Well, that defensive series by GB didn’t inspire a ton of confidence...

seems over to me. Rams cannot stop GB.

they didnt

Says who? Is he probably going to win it? Yes, but that doesn't mean Josh doesn't deserve to. There is no meaningful difference in their stats, so don't go there...

Ball game...

Obviously, Rodgers is great, but he doesn't have to do heroic things in this offense...Another reason JA is MVP. Stats just don't tell the whole story...

10-yard holding penalty? No problem...

When you have a potent running game, that's always an option... He wasn't good before the injury...

This blowout is going to give me time to get some work done before the Bills game. I wonder how many many more seasons McVay will stick with Goff; he seems to be regressing.

This has all the markings of a blowout. Packers go down and score here and it's over.

Packers aren’t losing this game... If they let him play...

Packers have a very strong running game—a huge advantage that Aaron Rodgers has over Josh Allen, who has none (other than his own runs). And Green Bay’s backs are big, north-south runners, exactly what we don’t have.

Fair enough. I went back and read all your posts in this thread, and I'm not quite sure where you come down on the issue. You do seem to support Watson's right to try to influence the Texans' path...

Seems that way to me. Aren't you complaining about the players trying to "run the league"? Or did I miss something?

🤮. It's not rational, but those ads have made me despise Pat Mahomes...

Let me make it simpler for you...Why are you so offended by the notion that players can use their leverage over owners to influence the trajectory of their careers? It seems to me that Watson has every reason to be disgusted with the Texans' franchise. He's been a model citizen and franchise QB since the day he was drafted...and the organization has been a dumpster fire, at least for the last two years. Ownership handed over total control of football operations to a megalomaniacal jackass who left the franchise in a very deep hole, with no clear way to get out of it. Why the hell shouldn't Watson want to have some input on the teams' GM and coaching hires? And why shouldn't they listen to him?

Guaranteed, he will