AxeElf

Mertz attends Wisconsin.

What a great day for Kansas football! KU, which hasn't won 4 games in a SEASON since 2009, defeat the 3-0 Duke Blue Devils to go to 4-0 (I'm sure they're partying on Mass St. as if it was basketball season!)--and then K-State turns around from their disappointing loss to Tulane to go into Norman and beat the 6th-ranked Sooners--for the third time in their last four meetings! This game probably cemented Adrian Martinez as a dark horse Heisman candidate.

If you lead Kansas to an undefeated National Championship too, I think that's fair.

They fired that doctor, right? ...right???

Nah, you wouldn't ever start Doubs unless he breaks out in a major way real soon. You could probly TRADE Henderson or Walker for a WR better than Doubs right now. Doubs has potential, but he's basically just a promising stash at this point.

My judgment is no longer reserved. Cole Beasley will not go 17-235-3.

The undefeated Kansas Jayhawks defeat the previously-undefeated Duke Blue Devils--and it wasn't in basketball! This game probably cemented Jalon Daniels as a dark horse Heisman candidate--19/23 for 324 yards, 4 TDs, no INTs; 11 carries for 83 yards and a TD. KU 4-0 with wins over West Virginia and Houston too!

It would be kind of cool if the two leading receivers in the Brady/Rodgers game had been teammates for Dallas, but Beasley left Dallas in 2018 and Cobb came to Dallas in 2019.

Correct, but irrelevant to my post.

They do change from day to day.

As of Thursday's practice, Romeo Doubs, Amari Rodgers, and Samori Toure were the only healthy WRs on the Packers' active roster.

Depending on who's back in the lineup for Green Bay by gametime, Doubs might be a sneaky good PPR start. Otherwise Elliott and Patterson are a coin flip.

I'll reserve judgment until he's at least activated from the practice squad.

Well, that's to be expected after tearing a bone.

The issue that IS with him is that he can't seem to decide if his foot hurts or not.