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Forgot they were honoring Klecko at halftime. Shame it had to be in front of this crowd with a bunch of Chiefs fans.
We'll see what happens in the second half, but right now he's the unquestioned starter next week.
Thank god for the Mosely pick. That said.... how was a flag not thrown for Huff getting held??
Not an unpopular opinion at all. He hasn't been the problem today.
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Maybe, but not sure one of the good ones will fall to pick 64. :mad:
At minimum, get rid of the OT loss loser point. I can live with getting the loser point for a shootout loss... as long as we have to stick with...
Yes, the hold outs and tough negotiations were annoying from a fan perspective. But I never hold it against any player for going after every penny...
Enjoyable game, so far.
Joe Burrow is so good. Made it look so easy. May the Jets one day have a QB like that.
And it had a great photo to go along with it! [IMG]
In the original trade thread, pretty sure I marveled at the time about JD being able to acquire James Robinson, when I was only expecting Jeff...
I'd actually be intrigued, but giving up the first rounder when we desperately need offensive line help is concerning.
It'll never happen for a variety of reasons, of course, but worth mentioning... if Darnold was on a different team to start his career, but went...
We’ve sort of touched on this at various points in the season, but now that we’re looking at a potential 0-6 finish, it’s funny to think about a...
Well said. I thought it was inexcusable that Woody didn't tackle Kenneth Walker before he ran 60 yards on the opening play. And where was he when...
The stadium playing Beat It for a Michael Jackson interception is the first time I've smiled during the game.
Pats-Dolphins has been horribly officiated, and it's only been 5 minutes. Pats screwed on a fumble recovery, called forward progress stopped....
This might not be the ultra detailed answer you're looking for, but from the wikipedia article on NFL television/regional broadcasts:...
