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Yes but I believe the voters have already gotten their venom out on that topic by making him wait last year. He could wait a couple more but there are some legitimately worthy WRs that need to start getting inducted.

Go ahead and post them, you're okay. We'll only take down some pictures if it gets way off track, that's something we are trying to relax

Ah, I see, my mistake then

The Bills were also worn out last night, wasn't Hughes on the sidelines puking early in the game? We had them when they were fresh.

True, I like that. He dropped a couple of catch-able balls in the two games he's played, glad to hear he's putting in the extra work.

A couple months ago, you were ready to ship the Jags to Texas because lack of fan support. Jacksonville has a ton of receiving talent and good passing game, they'll be a test for sure

Yeah, you always hold your breath about him when he sees the field

And the injury report comes out later today. So until then what do we know?

He wasn't practicing, how about we wait until Harbaugh's press conference in a little before we jump to conclusions? It should only be an hour or so.

There were also a lot of sacks he avoided by throwing it at the last second, probably more than the ones he took. Some of those were important plays, receptions that kept drives moving - others ended up harmlessly on the ground. It goes both ways, you don't want him to play like Kirk Cousins.

That's great, congratulations again! Mink and Garrett said on their podcast - The Lounge (check it out, it's pretty good) - that you got 50/53 correct and submitted it the day after the first preseason game.

I'm still waiting for the QB practice jerseys - black with purple numbers/names - to go on sale. I'd buy that one over the color rush.

Yeah, if only... fun to think about, I'm definitely glad they are here now

Eric Weddle just fits here, doesn't he?

Redskins are so soft and gutless. Kirk Cousins was literally afraid to look over 10 yards downfield and he wasted some great field position - good thing he mopped up his stats in garbage time. Josh Norman looking like a Redskins free agent, overpaid and overhyped. If you're getting $50M guaranteed, you better be following around the best WR in the league. Even when he was on Brown, I think Brown got the better of him. Jay Gruden looked lost, totally clueless as to what was happening around him. His team has some decent talent - Jackson, Garcon - but most of them looked like wimps last night. Is Aaron Donald another in the line of scummy Jeff Fisher / Gregg Williams players?

Yeah it was a fluky play but sometimes that can be the difference in a game, as we all know. Glad it turned out well in the end but I'm sure the coaches almost lost their minds.

Not sure how McClellan messed that up, it should have been a big sack

I think you're right, we saw that early. Once Joe started getting killed more often, it was hard to stick with it

Whoops, you're right. We dominated them there last season - my bad

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for the kind words. It was a good game, a classic slug-fest that kept everyone anxious for 3 hours.

I'm glad he's down there for the sole reason that he can't sit up in the box all game then come down post-game and comment on the players' physical efforts. Defense, more so than offense, has so much rooted in motivation and effort over gameplan. He's responsible for his unit and if he feels they're not giving full effort, he should be down there telling them so rather than drinking Coke through a Twizzler or whatever he was doing before.

Exactly right. Browns have great deep receivers, that's something that didn't get tested yesterday. They also have Barnidge who could be a mismatch. Their run defense has been stout in the past, as well. Plus, it's a road game.

The gameplan was obviously to pass... and pass a lot. Only having 2 RBs active made that pretty clear. Still, against a tough Bills defense they limited mistakes enough to carve out a win. The worst play was Zuttah's boneheaded snap followed by Flacco's almost-INT that would have been backbreaking. The great plays were Wallace's deep route, Perriman's first catch, and Pitta and Flacco's 4th-quarter play. The running game looked bad on paper but they made enough plays to help us. The final drive was perfect and we basically had to make the last first down twice, thanks to a shoddy spot by the officials.

Don't want to underestimate Cleveland, it's a bad look. Ravens can't really afford to underestimate anyone, they need to put 2015 as far behind them as possible.

He was playing out of his mind and made a huge difference.