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almost got your wish

Detroit continues to roll. Doesn't matter what everyone else does if you just keep winning.

I'm excited to watch that one as well today. Pulling for the Ravens (which feels icky) because if that happens and the Chiefs win, you've essentially locked up the #1 seed for the Chiefs.

Love the hype this game is getting in pregame shows (as it should)

Long wait, but LFG

Bring on neon deion and the crapass Buffaloes

Best 4 win team in the country

He's not president yet

Kind of an as you would expect day so far. About to be an late upset here in a bit

https://thejetpress.com/ny-jets-accidentally-lose-starting-kicker-spencer-shrader-boneheaded-mistake-01jcpbnqm0cj If you needed any further evidence that the NY Jets organization has phoned it in on the 2024 season, look no further than the latest dilemma surrounding the team's kicker position. The Jets have used three different kickers over the last three weeks, but their latest solution for the position, undrafted rookie Spencer Shrader, seemed to look the part in his team debut on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals. Shrader was responsible for all six Jets points, connecting on both of his field-goal attempts, including one from 45 yards out. It was only the second kick from longer than 40 yards a Jets kicker had made this season. The expectation was that Shrader would remain the Jets' kicker moving forward, but that won't be the case. That's not because the Jets decided to move on. Instead, a boneheaded oversight on the part of the front office led to Shrader being signed away by another team before his second game with the Jets. The Kansas City Chiefs officially signed Shrader off the Jets' practice squad on Thursday following an injury to Harrison Butker. With Butker headed for injured reserve, Shrader will now be the kicker for the undefeated reigning Super Bowl champions for at least the next month. The Jets elevated Shrader to the active roster ahead of their Week 10 game but failed to sign him to the 53-man roster after the game. The team had an open roster spot too, one they used to claim backup offensive lineman Connor McGovern off waivers. The Jets reportedly offered Shrader a spot on their 53-man roster after the Chiefs came calling, but by that point, it was too late. The former Notre Dame standout made the relatively easy decision to join the best team in the NFL instead of remaining with the Jets. Of course, the Jets could have signed their new starting kicker to the 53-man roster after the game, thus preventing other teams from being able to poach him. Given the Jets' struggles to find a reliable kicker this season, one would think that would be a top priority.

https://thejetpress.com/ny-jets-accidentally-lose-starting-kicker-spencer-shrader-boneheaded-mistake-01jcpbnqm0cj If you needed any further evidence that the NY Jets organization has phoned it in on the 2024 season, look no further than the latest dilemma surrounding the team's kicker position. The Jets have used three different kickers over the last three weeks, but their latest solution for the position, undrafted rookie Spencer Shrader, seemed to look the part in his team debut on Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals. Shrader was responsible for all six Jets points, connecting on both of his field-goal attempts, including one from 45 yards out. It was only the second kick from longer than 40 yards a Jets kicker had made this season. The expectation was that Shrader would remain the Jets' kicker moving forward, but that won't be the case. That's not because the Jets decided to move on. Instead, a boneheaded oversight on the part of the front office led to Shrader being signed away by another team before his second game with the Jets. The Kansas City Chiefs officially signed Shrader off the Jets' practice squad on Thursday following an injury to Harrison Butker. With Butker headed for injured reserve, Shrader will now be the kicker for the undefeated reigning Super Bowl champions for at least the next month. The Jets elevated Shrader to the active roster ahead of their Week 10 game but failed to sign him to the 53-man roster after the game. The team had an open roster spot too, one they used to claim backup offensive lineman Connor McGovern off waivers. The Jets reportedly offered Shrader a spot on their 53-man roster after the Chiefs came calling, but by that point, it was too late. The former Notre Dame standout made the relatively easy decision to join the best team in the NFL instead of remaining with the Jets. Of course, the Jets could have signed their new starting kicker to the 53-man roster after the game, thus preventing other teams from being able to poach him. Given the Jets' struggles to find a reliable kicker this season, one would think that would be a top priority.

Well the image is frozen but I hear the sound

How many fights left before the big 1?

I went against (in different leagues) daniels x2, mclaurin, hurts and aj brown. I'll take that.

Eagles look pretty good

Butker to IR

I think everyone knows how important this game is, though. Denver and Carolina next week... not so much.

I also dropped the bills d this week for Miami, and won't start cook (Kyren, mixon and chase brown are my other options).

I swapped out bass for Myers

yeah, it's still kind of lame, too.

also, I wear cleats playing softball, not crocs

I think I have it, self-diagnosed in my second toe. It's fockin awful. I play softball and this pain near the ball in my foot has kind of come and gone but after a couple days it usually goes away. It has been hurting bad the last few weeks and at one point I heard some sh1t pop and crack in there. Went to the doctor yesterday and they're trying to get me scheduled for an MRI, hoping insurance approves the MRI without giving me too much cr@p trying to deny it

should be fun to watch

Kentucky earned that win but I think Duke will end up the better team when all is said and done.

I think I like the pope led Wildcats way more than the caliparin ones. Dook looks tough.