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I thought he was a top 3 QB when he was at his peak. I don't know if it is injury or what that is making him play so far off that level.

Miami is the perfect example of not settling for mediocre coaching, It also shows that a GM that understands how the game is played now and gets those players. Can't say the same for Berry. Miami barring injuries will be going quite far. Their defense is what a bend but don't break is supposed to look like.. Give up a ton of yards but stop them from scoring points. If Buffalo doesn't fix their line they aren't going anywhere. Too much pressure on Allen consistently. Thats going to be a fun division to watch

He was a great QB. He’s still good.

But the main reason is his age, the assets given up for his age, and I feel his play will fall off quickly in the next couple years.

Agreed. The contract extension seemed premature. New ownership likely wanted to send a message to the fans announcing their commitment to bringing back a winner. Broncos are stuck with Wilson through the 2025 season when he'll be 37. Even if they release him (should his play really fall off) heading into the 2026 season, Wilson will have a dead cap hit of $31.2M.

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/denver-broncos/russell-wilson-9885/

Yikes, I couldn’t remember if they extended him or not. Yea, no thanks to that.

Your reasoning is definitely sound. Sort of like when they brought in Peyton however many years ago.

A few notes from today’s games


- I knew Baltimore and Cincy would both win. Too much to ask for them to lose.

- LA and NE are not as formidable as I thought. La because of injuries, and NE also lost Mac Jones today. Hmm.

- Atlanta will be a tough game for us … they have 3 GOOD playmakers … that game scares me more than the NE game.

- Raiders move to 0-3. Talk about a bad start.

- Cardinals stink. I think their coach will be gone.

Our power was out for two days and we had no idea when it would come back. Power flicked on at 3:15 pm my time (2:15 est) and wife was working, so I got to switch around a lot of different games today on NFL Ticket (sorry Vers hahaha).

Felt bad for the Lions because they might be a feel-good story if they can get some wins together. I like their coach, Campbell seems to be on top of things. Jacksonville rolled over the Chargers. Hiring a proven coach like Peterson was a smart move, an offensive-minded coach with a young QB like Lawrence. But their D looked really good today, fast.

Buffalo were missing a lot of starters today but still almost won, and probably should have - they were a dropped pick 6 away from clinching that game .

Lamar is so good, I wish he played on another team.

Atlanta can certainly put up points. Defense is, meh. Not a team to be overlooked.

Jimmy G just pulled a "Dan Orlovsky."

Not a believer in Miami or McDaniel yet. Lot of season left.

Denver looks awful

If Stefanski is a good coach the Browns should be at 3-1 after next week.

I am worried about Atlanta next week. Not their defense, but their offense. Woods has a tough task ..ugh

If Stefanski is good, he'll make sure Woods is good.

Atlanta really is playing loose and nothing is expected of them
That makes for a dangerous team In some ways
Don't look now but Drake London is emerging as promising
Rookie WR. 16 catches and 2 TDs. Him and Mariotta are
Developing chemistry.
I know most Browns fans had this as a automatic win
5 weeks ago. Not so fast.
There is no automatic wins in the NFL.

Let’s hope!

Miami looked impressive.... Houston is terrible... Vegas is gonna fire their coach in two games... man I'm glad we didn't trade for Wilson... Rats got luck with some bad play from NE... how the hell did we lose to the Jets?!?

Jets are the worst team in the league. Browns should be 3-0. Woods is infuriating.

Vegas is a huge disappointment. Carr looks terrible, and he was pretty good last year. Adams looks like he wished he stayed in GB.

Man would be nice if the Browns played defense like these two teams.

Team not buying into McDaniels. Like I said earlier, he'll collect that HC money, get canned and head back to his Belichick to resume coordinator duties. Belichik may make him start lower on the totem pole just to let him know who is boss.

Drake London is the real deal.

Hear me out......blessing in disguise?!?

#GlassHalfFull <shrugs emoji>

I wanted McDaniels over Stefanski. I was buying into that whole better the second go round possibility.

Oh I got to mention Nick Siriani. Watch his initial presser after being hired and tell me if there was any possibility at all he'd be a good head coach.

Kudos to him and Hurts. The Eagles are fun.

That and Howie Roseman is really good at his job.

Jimmy G reminding the country why the 49er's traded to get Trey Lance. i dont understand why people still try to hype this dude up.

True. It's also true that he's better than Lance. They walked themselves into a really weird situation there.

he should be better than trey lance right now. he's been in the league for a while, has a lot of experience, and is healthy (at the moment). Trey is inexperienced, super raw and now injured.

Trey lance is still an unknown. Jimmy G is known. very well known.

Really gutless by Hackett there. You play for the first down, not to have SF burn their last timeout. Worked for them though.

Oh and Chubb with a huge play when it mattered. Want to see more or that from Garrett.

The Miami head coach looks like a fish out of water, but his team plays well. I think their is trust building with that team.

Fish out of water -- get it?? lol

I really didn't know much about him and ran across this... I'm thinking "wow, how did I miss this whole story line?"





Let's be honest, on the surface, he seems a little goofy.

One team that looks unreal right now is Philly. Hurts and that offense is humming … and their DL flies around too.

no, he seems down to earth and really open about his positivity in life.

it only seems goofy to people who are used to most men acting like squares all the time, especially at the HC position in the nfl.

Miami is a good story, but Buffalo is the better team. They pretty much dominated the game yesterday. All of Buffalo's injuries were a factor, but they still would have won the game w/out the weather factor. I feel pretty confident that when it all plays out, Buffalo will finish above Miami.

Just for you.

Agreed. Whatever the gameplan the Jaguars had against the Chargers yesterday ought to be followed by us when we have to play them. Totally unexpected outcome.

Eve, I was talking about how he left Herbert late in the game when the score was 38 to 10. The coach also blew several games last year due to terrible decisions in which he ignored analytics and made them because he was "trying to prove a point to his team." He's an idiot.

Well they were also missing Allen, Bosa, Slater, etc.

But their run game killed them too

maybe. but the better team in the nfl is determined by who won the game, not who's better on paper. im sure we can find people who will try to make the argument that the raiders are better than the titans. but are they?

miami has such a great team that they are capable of completely hiding flaws that Tua has. with the Bills, it's Allen or bust. Allen is what lamar is to buffalo right now, meaning they are completely reliant on the QB bailing them out of every horrible position EVERY single time. miami and buffalo are gonna play again this season, but its hard for me to agree that they are better than miami, especially when miami had a punt go off a blockers ass for a safety and STILL won.