Captain Hindsight

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I was skeptical and thought Rosen was a safer pick. Went to his first start against the Chargers and Josh threw some deep out on a rope like a 40-50 yard throw and I audibly gasped. From then on, I knew he had a shot to be really special. The Vikings game the next week just showed just how athletic he was and what he was capable of. Its been bumpy at times, but from that one throw, I had a feeling he was going to be great

They should give him the award whenever they play the dolphins. That is his 3rd against Miami I believe

If the Lions ever gave Stafford a RB which the rest of the league finds without any issue, he might have actually won a playoff game or two

Oh gosh not with the Fitz wheel of death. We would have Fitz start a few games

You are correct. I was surprised he had almost 400 yards because it honestly didn't feel like he was playing that well. Thinking back to the broadcast, Seattle lost nearly their entire secondary in the 1st quarter. So that 400 yards is less impressive, although its still a very good night

Sure, and if he had a 200 yard game and 1 TD in each, I'd feel differently. But he absolutely demolished these "bad" teams. Against Miami when the game was in doubt he was 6-8 for 145 yards and 2 TDs. I don't care who you are playing, 400 yards and 4Tds is a hell of an achievement

Loved it when it happened and it has already exceeded my expectations. What a great feeling knowing a GM is going to make that call and be willing to pull the trigger

How do you get sacked there? He had 10 seconds!

Agreed. I think if Milano or Edmunds had played it wouldnt have been that close. But I also think Miami is better than people think. They wont win a ton, but they wont be an easy out most weeks

Cam looked good last night. I was surprised to see he had almost 400 yards last night. If I was the Pats**************** I'd worry about all the shots he takes. Its working now, but hes 31 coming off a few seasons with multiple injuries and ending up on IR.

I'm an engineer. Which means I know nothing about football

You are supposed to declare on Friday if a player is in or out. If they keep it secret, they could be fined money or draft picks. To beat the dolphins, i think you just come out with it

Expect lots of runs and lots to the TE

I was impressed with him last night. Bengals got to give him an O line. He was getting blown up a few times, but I was impressed with him overall

Jake Fromm. Dude can't even find the practice facility

I actually drove by this the other day for work and thought "huh, that takes some devotion"

The Athletic just got a million subscribers. If you have good content, people will pay it

If you need a jet in FF, youve already lost

Sam Darnold next week

Kirk Cousins got 90 million fully guaranteed. I would be willing to bet Josh makes much much more than that

None, but i would expect the number 3 overall pick to make a better decision than to roll left do some little hop step and throw into triple coverage. His decision making is awful. His footwork is terrible and he is incredibly inconsistent. Which Darnold shows up next week? That's his game right now and in year 3 (second in this system) I'd expect him to be better. Supporting cast aside, he needs to be better

Also, some guys just turn it on when the bullets start flying. In the Brady 6 documentary, Steve Mariucci is talking about Gio Carmazzi vs Brady in the HOF game their rookie year. Carmazzi got hit and looked like he lost confidence. Brady got more fiery. Josh is closer to Brady in that regard. Darnold is closer to Blake Bortles right now

Darnolds always got an excuse given to him by the media. Allen had one of the worst supporting casts I've ever seen in his rookie year but it never fazed him. He made plays, he got up fighting, he never quit. Some guys can just do that. Darnold doesn't strike me as a guy who won't quit. His footwork is atrocious and his decision making is suspect. He is closer to bust than "good" IMO

If a meteor hits either the Earth or the Moon, I get bingo