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sit back and watch all these beautiful throws from a qb who can actually operate within the pocket and doesn't need to run around to find an open receiver.

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mahommes is now the fastest qb to get to 10,000 yards. it took him 34 games.

kurt held the record at 36 games.

still, it took a qb 20 years to top that feat. and considering the way the league has made it so easy to get passing yards it is a testament to how good the gsot was back then.

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dieterbrock said:

Took over a 3-13 team and went 10-6, that's hardly doing shit. Gave the GSOT a hard time, 4-2 record against

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I fart in his general direction. Mediocre and never liked the dude. Agreeing to disagree sounds appealing to me right now too as a matter of fact. Cheers my man.

“Turbo set!” said:

Let's see how fast the players pick up Staley's scheme without a training camp.

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FIFY

Just my opinion of course.

Upon rewatching I am still a bit baffled we actually lost this game.

We started out real slow in all phases.

The offense moved the ball most of the game with ease - stalling out a few times. I actually don't think Hekker trotted out on the field one time.

The defense really tightened up after the Bills first second half drive that was basically 3 or 4 big plays.

We have got to blitz more and tackle better.

The refs were very erratic in this game. Ebukam was flagged for a roughing the passer early in the game that Jared got hit at least as bad multiple times in the game.

Psycho_X said:

Sean McVay not a whiny bitch. confirmed

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jrry32 said:

You could say similar things about the Dallas game. We benefited that game from the questionable PI call and were disadvantaged by a blown call on an Int. The reverse happened to us this week. Such is life. This game proved to me that this is a much better team than the one we had last year, and that's what matters the most to me. We have a running game, we have an OL, and Jared Goff looks like the 2018 version of himself (the one from the first 11 games). We had none of that last year.

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Yeah. I can't complain about the call. This is the NFL. We have benefited in the past and the last thing I want is to whine like the fucking saints and sphincter face.

I get no joy from this... duck that!

Merlin said:

Hendy took advantage and played well but the line was dominant in the run game too. Guy like Hendy is at his best when that happens and yeah it was nice to see him bursting around out there.

Akers will probably settle in with him back there and split duties. Which I think is best for both of them. I don't want either of them to get too many snaps and wear and tear and be all beat up for the playoffs. Use the committee, keep them fresh, and ride that healthy competition.

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Eh, yes and no. The OL certainly was great, but Brown was struggling against Buffalo because of their team speed. Henderson's explosiveness to and through the hole definitely made a difference in the game.

in before the close

AWESOME GAME DESPITE THE LOSS
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MOD EDIT: 24 hr rule / vent thread

I like Rapp as a box safety/nickle LB than I do as a FS. I see why Fuller took his spot...More snaps for Burgess, D. Long, Gaines, and Fox pleaae...

CGI_Ram said:

I do find it a bit “interesting”... when you think about it...

Josh Allen goes from choker to hero... based on that final pass interference call.

I am not blaming our loss on that call... just sort of pointing to the simple fact how different the story would be written if that call wasn’t made. Specific to Josh Allen as a hero. One call.

If it went the other way; he’d be a choker in the eyes of the media. Instead, he’s a hero. The pivot from one to the other.

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Maybe.. I get what you are saying. But wouldn't have gotten the blame - their defense would have mainly gotten the blame. They are supposed to be elite and we crushed them in the 2nd half.

Very interesting that Reynolds had 62 snaps compared to while Jefferson only had 8 against the Bills. I thought they were about even in the first two games. I have to wonder if it was for blocking purposes or if Jefferson ran a poor route on Goff's INT that changed the snap counts that much. It would be a good question for a reporter to ask. I will say that Reynolds did have a nice 4 catch 60-yard day for 15 YPC. It's something to watch.

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Mackeyser said:

Dammit, no crow for me.

I couldn't eat, anyway.

Get the food ready for next week, folks... we gonna EAT!!!

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matt30 said:

In defense of Kupp, if he can't get under it and isn't comfortable catching it (the sun is in his eyes or whatever) he should absolutely let it roll rather than risk the turnover. That's the kind of play you need to be smart on. Better to let the offense work rather than risk gifting more points.

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I agree with this take... looks like Kupp lost track of both the ball and where he was on the field, so rather than make a risky fielding attempt, he just got out of the way. He probably could have played it better, but at least he didn’t put the team at risk with a turnover.

My guess is that Webster must have had a few drops in practice, otherwise he’d probably still be back there.

Mojo Ram said:

Eh, those (Gregg Williams) defenses were good enough to win playoff games IMO. Undisciplined sure, but big plays were made, they were uber-physical and the pass rush was ferocious.

There was never any support from the offense. Fisher's units never ranked higher than 21st in points scored.

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Yeah I would have taken a jeff fisher/williams defense today...

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the chargers could have won the game with the lateral pass from allen to ekeler but ekeler dropped it.

i still don't understand why nfl teams don't hire rugby league coaches to teach players how to pass the ball backwards with greater accuracy and incorporate it into the gameplan. just watch some rugby league tries to see how it's done and how easy it is to score instead of trying to block ahead of the runner.

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If you do 2 or 3 laterals then 1 out of 10,000 it might work... but once you start chucking it 5,6,7,8 times it just ends up being negative yardage with a fumble.

But i think that is a smart idea - study some rugby tactics

tomas said:

Whitworth was dealing with a couple of nagging injuries.

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you can still see he has not lost his passion for the game.

Angry Ram said:

Good grief. At least here a bad call is just that...a game has plenty of opportunities elsewhere.

NFL officiating has become absurd

Of the 3 groups of people that can effect the outcome of games the refs put in the least effort , prepare the least and risk the least but often impact the game the most. The NFL is a true meritocracy and I don’t understand how these zebras aren’t too embarrassed to impose their...

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Yup. Our game today is a perfect example for us to eat our own crow in that regard. If we stop the Bills on 3rd and 22!!! that BS DPI call doesn't happen.

Aints fans are the most jaded crybabies among the league.

Trouble in the big apple.

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Angry Ram said:

Oh boy, at least we're not the Falcons.

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or the Vikings, F Mike Zimmer

For future reference...


Go to www.nflstreams.to .... It lists every game... every game has 10-15 stream links from different streamers.... just like the old /r/NFLStreams of years past.

VeteranRamFan said:

OL Tremayne Anchrum is active based on this.

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He is, sorry started posting in the gdt and put Jourdan's tweet about that in there.