JujuFish

To add to that, the Super Bowl will never be in snowy conditions. If poor weather were part of the game, why is it banned in the most important game each year?

You're replying directly to me while making that comment. It doesn't take much to add 2 and 2 and get 4, regardless of whether you were explicit or not.

So because I think there are plays worth correcting, I'm miserable? Yeah, okay. Give me a break.

So because I find an absolutely terrible decision and throw to be absolutely terrible, I'm suddenly demanding perfection? Yeah, okay.

Agree to disagree, then. I don't think *you* know what unacceptable means.

Can't catch? He hasn't had issues catching this year.

We should find out the SabreSpace Thanksgiving side rankings. What say you, fellow members? For me, worst is probably a casserole of some sort. Best? Hmmm, maybe stuffing.

Ridiculous. At least one of those interceptions is unquestionably unacceptable. That said, in most games I think we're probably going to be happy if Josh has throws 4 TDs in games where he throws 2 INTs. And speaking of TDs, how about some Dawson Knox hype. He's at 7 on the season now, a new franchise record for TEs, with 9 games played.

Happy Thanksgiving, all you chuckleheads.

I will be very disappointed if we lose a single game to the Patriots.

I hope it's our Cardinals game. The team really seemed to come alive after that Los last year.

What a miserable game.

Yeah. Think about it this way. Let's say Buffalo has a 50% chance of making it to the Super Bowl thanks to the conditions. The NFC has a seemingly much tighter race, with better QB play thus far. Any one team in the NFC might only have 20% chance of making the Super Bowl. Therefore, even if most NFC teams might match up fine against Buffalo, they each have a lower chance of making it to the Super Bowl, let alone winning it.

I think it's a combination of no AFC team standing out from the crowd and Buffalo, supposedly a top team, having an easy schedule = likely high seed = good chance at making the Super Bowl.

No, you really do wish he was on a terrible team. Try to pass it off as a joke if you want, but it's pretty obvious. Don't be so sour.

This is a pretty pathetic take.

That number is more like 1800, and the point wasn't that it wouldn't happen, but rather that he hasn't been used as much as most people probably think.

His workload hasn't been that bad. He's averaged 23 rushes per game since the start of 2019 (i.e. 39 games ago). His heaviest season (last year, 378) is 19th most in a single season. His second heaviest (2019, 303) is only the 211th most in a single season.

Happy Halloween.

I don't care

And?

I disagree with so much of this post.

Agreed on all accounts.

Didn't even matter in the end, since the intentional grounding supersedes it.

Well that was embarrassing. Sure, maybe he was offside, but how do you take a 15 yard sack there?