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That was a really impressive two yard run.

OSU D looks woken up now.

He really is wish.com The Golden Calf of Bristol

Am I the only person who thinks superhero/comic book movies are completely played out? I think The Dark Knight was the last one I watched.

Offense or defense a big part of why we've been so terrible is that we've done a lot of terrible drafting and let some decent players walk. We've pretty much been holding class on how to fug up roster management.

Looking easy for the offenses early on.

Riley Leonard ain't gonna make it all game at that rate though

OSU needs to wake up and realize they need to be selling out against the run. They just made wish.com The Golden Calf of Bristol look like the real deal on that drive.

Why did OSU only have four down linemen with the LBs playing off on 4th and short? You have to count on that being a designed QB run.

I've never much cared for ND but when the ACC let them play a full conference schedule including an appearance in the championship game I became a fug ND always guy. That was top tier bullshit and yeah, I primarily blame the ACC for it but still. ND should've been told you're in or you're out but there's gonna be no one year waiver because you need us to save your season. Kiss my ass with that. LOL

anyone but ND good lord please

I don't like OSU but

It's about that time...

Was Marty Hurney there shoveling home cooked meatballs down his gullet?

Alright, Caleb. Whatcha got? This dude made Jared Goff look like a borderline MVP candidate.

In that world he's a traditional strong safety which over the past decade or so has kinda gone the way of the FB on offense. Not many teams really have one anymore.

I just think he's a LB in today's NFL. Kam Chancellor would've been too.

Honestly, the only actual position I recall them naming specifically with him was nickel. Most of the talk was about him just being a versatile position less chess pieces. Which honestly was how he played best when he should've won DROY basically playing the same "joker" hybrid LB/S role that TD did as a rookie.

There's no way they drafted him to be a sideline to sideline FS. We just tried to make him that because we didn't have any other option.

It's a position we've largely neglected to invest in.

I've been begging for a sideline to sideline legit FS forever. Deon Grant was as close as we ever got and we didn't even sign him to a second contract.

I doubt they will. It was the smart play yesterday with the conditions and the Ravens shooting themselves in the foot with turnovers. Keep your pistol holstered if your opponent is using theirs on themselves. LOL

Every injury is still different. Thirty years ago and ACL was the equivalent of an Achilles today in that it was pretty much a guaranteed career derailer. These days it's an assumed six month bump in the road but it still doesn't always work out that way. It's still a significant injury and there's a decent chance a guy isn't going to come back the same from it.

Pretty much. Lamar had two bad turnovers in the first half but played great in the second half. Mark Andrews probably had the worst game of his life. The key factor in both of yesterday's games was that the losing team turned the ball over in bunches. Hard to do that and win in football. Lamar can't be TOO pissed. I mean, he had two of those turnovers himself. It is what it is. Win as a team lose as a team. If you were perfect in your play you wouldn't have been in that situation at the end of the game anyway.

Bingo. The Bills were basically able to win with a conservative, ball control offensive approach because the Ravens were busy beating themselves.