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NFL Week 9


Mr. Scot
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12 minutes ago, NAS said:

Was just waiting for this “grass is greener” post

As long as Young is a franchise QB, I won't care.

For perspective though, every team that had a first round pick passed on him, including teams that could certainly have used him. Hell, the Niners stuck with Brock Purdy rather than take Levis.

His story isn't told yet, but if it is that'll have to be remembered.

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13 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Derrick Henry with a full head of steam running downhill at you knowing you gotta try to tackle this guy and he has no intention of doing anything other than running THROUGH you has to be a shitty feeling for a DB.

They are making some career decisions. I’ve see DBs run away from that man and I don’t blame them. 

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28 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I'm curious to see long-term if he can handle a full playbook because it's pretty obvious that the Titans are operating out of a seriously abbreviated one tonight.

He's looked good with what they've given him this evening.

It's just his second game, of course.

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