Mr. Scot

The obvious solution is a good strong backhand to the face... ...or not

Good news on Sanders... David Moore showing up today, gotta give him credit... Tremendous catch by Xavier Legette... And then a good hard run from Chuba Hubbard

There can be absolutely no questions regarding JT Sanders dedication and determination.

Right on his head, damn Amazing that he managed to hold on to the ball.

Awesome catch by Sanders, and the penalty is not on us

It probably wasn't, but I swear that felt like the longest drive I've ever watched.

I don't necessarily disagree with doing that. You just have to be wise about it....kinda lile everything else Floyd Reese once said he didn't always like involving coaches in personnel evaluation because they had a tendency to see a particular play, fall in love with that player and not see the whole picture. Of course on the flipside, we have the example our GM and scouts loving Bryce Young while Frank Reich preferred CJ Stroud

Also funny as hell if they wound up needing him to play

Gotcha. Didn't see it.

I'm not really sure that should have been a first down. Maybe it's just me

Had they finished that drive by missing the field goal, I'd have laughed my ass off

That was entertaining too

Watching the Chiefs go in the wrong direction is entertaining

Acknowledging that yes, we're down, still have to say so far this is not the kind of game I was expecting to see...at all

Decent response at least... I've got to give some credit to Dave Canales for his play designs. Some of them are looking pretty good. Things like bringing in an extra blocker because you plan to target a long developing route represent smart engineering. We haven't necessarily seen that sort of thing much in recent years.

And that's how we start things off

Aaaaaand how we start things off...

As to bringing in Jones, this idea feels like Sam Darnold Part Deux

That contract is gonna be a massive albatross around Joe Schoen's neck.

As to today's game, I hope I'm wrong but it feels like this one has the potential to... ...hurt a lot

Minter was like a randomly appearing brick wall that opposing players frequently ran into.

I should add that given who's on our schedule today, this statement could turn out to be...I'll timed.

Kinda like when Phil Snow had the #2 defense in the NFL...

When it came to personnel matters, Fitterer deferred to damn near everybody.

My sense of humor has limits. This would be one of those things that falls outside them