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Looks like their precious jabs got another one. 23 year old track and field star drops dead. https://www.tmz.com/2024/09/28/college-track-star-shelby-daniele-dead/&ved=2ahUKEwjd44KJyemIAxVaL1kFHSwOI4UQFnoECCUQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3hdHOowJbkTVgdBGlQKt_Y

No, I don't remember people chanting that Henry should be MVP in the summer.

Ooohhh. Coleman dropped a huge one right in his hands.

Buffalo doesn't have enough speed to take advantage of this hyper aggressive ravens defense.

Mark Andrews investors have to be frustrated by the last two plays. Likely catches a 25 yard catch and Andrews follows up with a drop that would've went for at least 20.

I think Kadarious is still out there.

Derrick Henry showing off the midriff on the 87 yard TD. He probably outscored 95% of runningbacks on his first play from scrimmage

I always knew Roquan was almost one of the most overrated linebackers. Dude is ranked 57 out of 77 from pff? Not that I trust pff either.

Nice to see an announcer in colinsworth that knows the rule. Allen clearly started the slide before the first down marker.

Bad matchup for buffalo. I'll take the ravens less than a fg

They gave him a carry on the subsequent drive, but I haven't seen him since.

Downgraded to out. I'd guess he's going to be out awhile.

Darnold turning back into a pumpkin here in the 2nd half against the packers.

These announcers in this packers/Vikings game. You've been watching football for 30 years, you still don't know that a team can't advance a muffed punt? As the Vikings try to give a gift to the Vikings right before the half.

Not really an FU considering no one is starting any Broncos, but unless Nix gets some garbage yards against a prevent, he's going to have -7 yards passing at the half.

I'm leaving him on the bench whether he plays or not.

Deebo apparently "expects to play" coming off a calf injury, but I think they'd be pretty foolish to rush him back this week.

Let's take a closer look at Pro Bowl quarterback Tyler Huntley. 28 years old, 6'1" 205 pounds drafted by Baltimore out of Utah where he was a 3 year starter throwing for 7351 yards and whopping 46 TDs while rushing for 1136 yards and tacking on an additional 16 TDs on the ground. The last major action we saw from Huntley was at the end of 2022 where he led the Ravens into the playoffs over the last 6 games (sitting out week 17). Over the 5 games he played that season, he completed 67% of his passes, but only averaged 132 yards per game passing and 27 yards per game rushing. So his statistical profile would indicate he's a check down artist with some limited rushing upside. Conclusion Given that Huntley just joined the team last week, and the offense is quite complex, my expectation for the Dolphins offense that already looked shaky against Jacksonville save for an 80 yard TD to Tyreek is that Mike McDaniel will implement a ton of play-action and give Huntley a variety of screens and quick hitting slants. That'll leave Tyreek and Waddle with some fairly poor stat lines unless they break something loose and take one to the house. I also have to assume they'll let him take a couple of shots deep off play action, but I haven't seen anything to date that would indicate he has an overly live arm and if he hits something deep it'll have to be pre-planned schemed. Achane will likely get a healthy dose of carriers and dump offs as well and should be a safe start.

Big dot indeed.

LOL, that's some funny sh¡t

Why only 11? There's no penalties, remember? Throw 100 guys out there

All praise to Allah in every situation.

Why would the defense even allow the offense to snap the ball if there were no penalties? This isn't street football. Teams would exploit every possible angle, so the game would basically become rugby. The defense wouldn't even let the offense line up so in response, the offense would just pick up the ball and start running.

Interesting stat lines for Nabers and Wandale. 12 and 11 catches respectively. Nabers is so damn good.

Surprised we haven't seen a false flag on Kamala yet.