2024: as predicted by the first offensive play

[boyst]

 

"Every year the first offensive play I use to set the theme for how I see the season going.

 

 

 

That Cook play:

 

"Charging straight ahead, going further than expected."

 

That's what 2024 is going to be"

 

It turned out to be exceptionally accurate. As did many years. The play with Kolb at WR and under Rex Ryan as the clown show, followed by having Gronk's little brother start with Tyrod and just completely run into a wall on the first play.

 

I can't wait for what our first play of 2025 will end up being. 

 

What memorable first plays of the year do you have?

Edited 3 hours ago by boyst

[Draconator]

2 minutes ago, boyst said:

 

I can't wait for what our first play of 2025 will end up being. 

 

Tush push for 2 yards. 

[Sojourner]

Myles Garrett TFL of -3 yards. 

Too soon?

[BarleyNY]

I don’t think it got talked about, but Allen fumbled in the KC playoff game. He simply held of the defender (who was trying to tackle him) with one arm, bent over and picked up the ball. Next to the Saquon Barkley reverse hurdle, it was the most athletic play I saw all season. No QB should be able to do that and I can’t think of another that could.