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Agreed. I think a big part of what is happening is that they have a good QB but prefer to run more than pass. Also I suspect the owner is seeing all these younger QBs and exciting coordinators and fancy passing games and he wants some.

I received a bag of Four Sigmatic for Christmas. It's okay but I don't feel much smarter than before I brewed the first pot. Maybe this, too, needs Kahlua or vodka ...

ICE OUT would fit .. One word on each eyelid ...

I suspect the management doesn't want a ground-and-pound type of offense and doesn't want to get rid of Harbaugh. They have an above-average NFL QB but repeatedly fail to assemble an effective OL. All this is no surprise yet they will continue to change Harbaugh's approach without addressing the elephant in the room (the GM).

Have to say I thought the Chargers would keep it closer but the Patriots were able to expose the lack of a Chargers OL ...

I am as tired of Josh Allen blabbering as I am of the Mahomes blabbering. I really thought we would be done with it for a little while.

It was close but that D was scrappy. Shanahan got the best of Fangio for once.

Can't argue with the offense and the wind was a factor in the kicking game. I picked the Bears to win because of their offensive talent and Ben Johnson's play calling but I think Parsons would have made a difference.

Time to run the ball a bit until Stafford can straighten himself out

Seems this is always the situation. Also - Why do you capitalize Rashee's name mid-sentence but not capitalize the first worst of every sentence?

Wrap the facilities in copper?

QB - Trevor Lawrence QB - Matthew Stafford K - Andy Borregales K - Jason Myers TE - Colston Loveland TE - Oronde Gadsden DF - San Francisco 49ers DF - Pittsburgh Steelers WR - Courtland Sutton WR - Christian Watson RB - James Cook III RB - Saquon Barkley

Just to put it into the memory hole ... 16-team redraft league. I go zero-RB and drafted Nix/Maye at QB, McBride and Adams at the receiving spots, the Patriots 'D' and Charbonnet at RB. The biggest mistake was taking BTJ over Nacua or St. Brown in round 1. The adage that you cannot win your league in the first round but you certainly can lose it in the first round proved (financially) true. I avoided St. Brown because their OL was weaker and he was coming off of a knee injury. Nacua for a similar reason.

Betting now helps fill the void until MLB gambling fires up.

Anyone think Kingsbury would be a good OC replacement in Detroit?

I thought they had a chance.

The Chargers' D has been Jekyll and Hyde all year

Or plan the bachelor party?

Glad to see someone share the Sportsnaut link ... Been following for a few years. They were spot-on in having the Browns as a top D a couple of years back. Unfortunately, they were not as accurate last year. A good format and good info for sure.

And perhaps none will have anything to do with this particular version, either.

And if a tree falls in the forest ...

This time they blew the right folks.

Try this one: https://rotogrinders.com/weather/nfl

IIRC there was some noise about the offense needing BTJ to go over-the-middle more and he is not that kind of receiver ... He simply may not be a fit for Cohen's plan. And of course he was my #1 pick in a big draft.

Aren't these 'violent liberal run cities' just like the rest of the world?