He said Winston, not Mariota. If you think Winston is going in the top 5, I have a bridge you may be interested in.Ed Hillel said:
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We barely beat the Jets at home, so I don't think its a cakewalk. And Buffalo may be playing for a playoff spot, so I don't think either game is the gimme people are making it out to be.Stitch01 said:
He's not really a one trick pony. he's playing like shit this year behind a line that's beat up and playing like shit. Play calling had been suspect also. They have gotten away from what works best for them. Power running. TE play hasn't been there either. Kap can make the throws and reads they just aren't on the same page this year all around.Tony C said:
vadertime said:
It's always the same with divisional games. One close win/loss, then one blowout win. Jets have a shamble of a roster. Everything has to go 11 for them to even have a chance. I think Pats will be favored by 9+ on the road.
They're not going to lose to this Jets team with a one seed on the line and they're not going to lose a home game. I was hoping Denver lost so they could rest guys conservatively the last two weeks, but the Pats will be at home for the duration.
Dollar said:
Years ago there was a kickoff that trickled in to the endzone. The return man forgot it was a kickoff and not a punt, and he just watched as a coverage guy came down and fell on the ball for an instant TD.
Sanchez had Cooper wide open behind McCoy. Completely missed him. Still might have been short of a 1st down, but it would have been close.
mikeford said:
Oh, I'd take that wager -- QBs are too important to let that sort of talent fall far. As the draft gets closer, he'll climb up the board and teams desperate for a QB will trade up to get him - he may end up top 3, I'd guess top 5, or at worst top 10. He's not falling far.
More than character questions, I think his INTs are what may make him go in Ryan Tannehill territory.
Tony C said:
Whoever takes Winston is getting Geno Smith v2.0. The same poor decision making and his natural athleticism won't overcome that in the NFL.
WTF was Gardner looking at? Johnson's already engaged, so he lets his man go through him to this right? That was just fucking awful.
Al Zarilla said:
I was watching it on the big TV in the living room away from my computer. Wanted to focus.
You'd probably have only heard a lot of whining until the worst personal foul call in the history of football.
Ralphwiggum said:
ESPN needs to stop that shit. Seriously, there are a bunch of teams that run the the no huddle and do it just as well or better than Philly.
