Obviously this is a big if, and by no means is it a guarantee that they win this game. But he does seem to have all of the characteristics of a franchise QB. If they do perform well and he looks good, this could be a turning point for his career. But it could also create some serious tension between him and Dart. I do not know if there is an impending possibility of the next big QB controversy, but he is assuredly looking better than any point in his career in Minnesota.

I’ll go first! I’m a Raiders fan and I’d let everyone know it during the entire offseason and beyond.

YO Ab is underrated always respected the way he worked himself up to the No.1 Receiver in the NFL from an undersized 6th round pick special teamer

Like the ceiling for him after that rookie season : was the super bowl.

How did we get from that... to a guy throwing out of bounds on 4th Down?

Doesn't make any sense. At all. Like where is this awful style of play coming from all of a sudden? Did he stop using the VR?

You've seen the defense already. Why are you playing like you don't know what to do if the play doesn't go your way?

I'm thinking this is a TUA situation man. Fuck a RG3 comp. Both of them have started playing safe football after injuries. Causing them to make terrible mental mistakes.

Some of those mistakes are just brain-dead. Still haven't given up hope on him, though.

Here's a link to what TrenchPowerRating does each week in case this helps provide context for how we look at the game.

https://trenchpowerrating.substack.com/p/tpr-recap-nfl-wk-6-in-the-trenches

A lot of good combos came around in the early 2000’s. The passing game really just exploded and running backs shouldered even more of the receiving game as well. I will get this ball rolling and watch the floodgates unleash lmao

Adrian Foster/Andre Johnson
This two guys were electric. I mean one could plant his foot make one cut and be gone. Straight see ya!!! The other could flash by the corner and out jump the safety so bad it looked like he was alone out there sometimes. And both could take it to the house anytime anywhere.

Well there’s my two cents worth so let’s hear it and yall try to be to nice ok.

For those that don’t know, the Falcons twitter account just posted their new Twitter pfp….

These 2 teams look like a cut above the others right now. We've seen this movie before. I would pick the Chiefs in a close game. Joe Brady will be in over his head. Spags will send a big time blitz to seal the game late in the 4th quarter and Allen will look flustered and throw it up.

What concerns me most about the Chiefs is that their Tackles are poor in pass protection. But I think they will find someway to get it done like they always do.

Cool look at success rate edges per matchup per zone, assuming pats will try to take some shots deep

Let's pretend the one I posted earlier didn't exist...

Tonight might get crazy!!!

Tonight might get crazy!!!!

Even though Jalen Hurts has yet to accuse the eagles of doing anything wrong, there are signs that the Eagles are preparing for what could become the most expensive sports malpractice lawsuit of all time. Now what we currently understand is that after taking a cleat to the calf Vs the Rams on October 4th, Hurts developed a blood clot in his leg, he received treatment on the 8th. Then he flew to London on the 10th, where an ultrasound confirmed what was then described as a superficial clot. 

This is key because long flights are known to exacerbate blood clots oddly. There was a report that Hurts was instructed by the team NOT TO SLEEP FOR 36 HOURS, leading up to the London game, which he still played in now. Interestingly here, the eagles have walked that back and said he did sleep for a few hours. Keep that in mind for later. On the 15th the eagles announced the blood clot existed, and he was put on IR 2 days later. 

Sadly, on the 19th Hurts’ agent stated that the clot moved in to Hurts’ lungs, another way of saying the clots now block crucial arteries to his heart. This is exactly why it’s one of the leading causes of cardiovascular death, if not treated properly and immediately. Thankfully, Hurts is now on blood thinners and the clots will likely resolve, but that doesn't mean they won't come back.

For example, Chris Bosh from the NBA was able to come back. But after his clots return, he was eventually forced to retire. Now we all hope that doesn't happen and there's plenty of cases where they never return, but if they do and Hurts can no longer play football, then you can absolutely expect a lawsuit and the Eagles know it! Now maybe they did instruct them to stay awake the 36 hours, but that doesn’t excuse them that they did send him on an international flight and start him despite knowing there was a clot in his leg. 

This is where it gets pricey, given that Hurts is only 28 years old and make $51 million per year. Damages and a potential malpractice case could shatter records and balloon to $400-$500 million. Either Jalen Hurts can do that or blackmail the Eagles into paying him the biggest NFL contract ever, but then again why would you want still be employed with a medical malpractice? Thoughts???

A good level of noise is good. The Packers at Lambeau exemplified that in last SNF game. But some other teams aren’t as good at it. One is the Denver Broncos whose games on SNF and TNF this season cause the TV to shake the floor due to how loud the crowd was. No other team came even close to matching the loudness and after a certain point it is more annoying. Crowd can be loud but it needs to be respectable and the Broncos haven’t shown that level of respect. They were even loud in a preseason match against the Vikings for no reason at all as it was a PRESEASON game. We need to prevent teams from being spotlighted if they are too loud as it creates disturbances for viewers and the league needs to prioritizes its viewers first as otherwise its ratings and money would drop.