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Geez...try Singletary.

Nevermind. I just saw it on NFL Network.

What just happended in Jax. My gamecast looks weird.

I do think Stroud could probably improve his short game. Needs better chemistry with his TE Schultz.

Here comes Lawrence. He must love playing from behind.

Pierce averaging 2.3 yards a carry. 2.1 last week.

Imagine if Houston could actually run the ball!

I was wondering why Jax wasn't just running the ball.

Lawrence has come back from worse scores than this. LOL

I was about to say, Jax seems to have shut down Nico.

Jets made all kinds of changes to their o-line. Not a good sign.

I hope this puts an end to that B.S. test once and for all.

But...he wasn't perfect against Michigan!

Yeah, CJ will definitely have some bad games. I'm sure the INT's are coming soon. But the future looks bright for CJ and Houston.

Sanders did have 98 total yards in game 1. I want to wait and see.

I will, because I live in Portland and Seattle is considered "local".

He did force that INT. I can't believe all the anti-Burns talk after 2 games. BTW, I wouldn't trade Burns for anything less than Patrick Sertain.

The book on CJ is that he's had these amazing Ohio State receivers. Which is true. But I always maintained that he's one of the reasons why. His "style" is making those receivers look good. He stands in the pocket, and releases the ball quickly to a receiver (usually) in stride. Like a well-oiled machine. My goodness, Stroud made Collins, Woods and the rookie Dell look like a formidable trio Sunday. In fact, Collins leads the league among receivers in 3rd down conversions and Woods is #3!!! I can't help but wonder what CJ would be able to do with Thielen, Chark and TMJ. After all, TMJ actually had more yards than Collins last year. Anyway, the book on Bryce is that he's kinda like Mahommes. His savvy and ability to extend plays was 2nd to none in college. And, of course, he can make those occasional deep passes. If he can make that work in the NFL, it could be very special. But I'm not sure it's the best way to get the most out of your receivers.

To be fair, I think that Rhule and his rookie OC killed Teddy's last chance to be a great QB in this league. He became a backup somewhere else. And, frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if these experiences killed his confidence. Teddy had a good completion %, made Robbie Anderson a thousand yard receiver for the first (only?) time in his NFL career and, of course, gave another 1000 yards to DJ. Even though he's led game-winning drives for other teams in the past, he had none for us. But he also had a terrible offensive line and, apparently, coaches who didn't properly train these guys for 2-minute drills or red zone offense. That's what Teddy said, and clearly it was true. Anyway, Teddy's career as a starter is over. Bryce still has a chance. But looks like it will take him time to adjust. I just can't help but wonder why I was hearing about all this chemistry between he and Chark in training camp as well as other receivers...and yet, we haven't seen it.

I love that moment. Also a quick decision on his part.

I understand where you're coming from.

I think it means, be decisive. Throw it out of bounds or scramble if noone's open.

Always been my concern. He, himself, said if the lane isn't there, he goes with anticipation (could that have been a factor regarding those 2 INTs last week?)...otherwise he has to run out of the pocket and "extend" plays.

Yeah, I just found out he may be a trade option for the Giants.

Hmm...I wonder if the Bears will let go of Foreman?