supremebve

Honestly, he's just a place holder. If they had an owner when those types of decisions were being made, I'm pretty sure he'd already be gone. They already have his replacement, and that replacement even fulfils the Rooney Rule. He's the coach right now, but I don't think there is a single thing he could do to stay the coach next year.

Atlanta is good at every position but quarterback, and they don't let their quarterback kill them.

The offense is bad, the defense might be worse. I really don't understand how they put this team together. It's like they looked at all of their players and said, "what are all these guys bad at, let's have them do that." Having Justin Fields throw 29 times and run 4 times is insane to me. I get it, he needs to be better as a passer, but that isn't his strength right now. Let him gain some confidence by doing things he's actually good at. I feel like this is football malpractice on every level from the front office, to the coaches, to the players. No one is doing a good job, and I don't even know where I would start to try to fix it, you can't get rid of everybody, but they all need to go.

Seriously, I've never seen anything like this Trevor Lawrence game, they are going to lose because he can't give his receivers an opportunity to stay in bounds.

He had about 35 different opportunities to throw the ball away, but just kept dancing around and juking defenders for about a 20 yard loss.

Justin Fields is awful about 89% of the time, but there is one drive every game that make you think, "wait, is he good?"

Trevor Lawrence has thrown 14 would-be touchdowns, except all of them were about 3 inches too high and lead his receivers out of bounds.

Today I learned that if you are facing the sideline, your toes are enough for you to be in bounds, but if you are facing the field, your heels have to touch too.

I have to give him credit, Desmond Ridder just made a hell of a play.

If Baker Mayfield and Jared Goff were drafted in the 3rd round like they should have been, I think we'd appreciate them more. This is coming from a Browns fan who was out on Baker from pretty early.

I was talking to my friend who is a Colts fan after last week's game, and I was telling him that Richardson looks like the best athlete on the field , but also looks like this is the first time he's ever run with a football. When he gets hit, it looks like he didn't realize that the defense was allowed to do that. He gets crushed.

Mahomes is going to choke one of his receivers by the end of the year. That pass wasn't good, but the receiver didn't even make a play on the ball, he just kept running like he didn't know he could jump with the defender.

Desmond Ridder isn't quite Nathan Peterman, but I don't think I've seen him make a play I'd describe as even decent. I think he tops out at, "he took something the defense gave him."

At least CJ Stroud buys his clothes in the Men section. Bryce Young still gets all the good Nikes from the store, because he never hit his growth spurt.

I've seen quite a few flying creatures, but remember when you said something about fish, or animals in water, I haven't come across any of those. Matter of fact, I don't think I've even come across a body of water.

Yeah, I did the dream home trait, and I found it easy the first time because there was a quest marker. I wanted to go back and had no fucking clue how to get there. The map is just random dots which isn't helpful when you just started playing and the game doesn't explain anything. I probably will never actually use the house, because when I was early in the game and trying to figure out all the games systems I couldn't find it, so I just moved on to other things. There needs to be a way to keep track of which planets you've visited and what you've explored other than aimlessly checking a dot and going from planet to planet check where you've been.

I was talking with a friend about the game and we both were talking about how we started a mission around 10pm and next thing we knew it was 2am and there was no end in sight. Some of these missions are long, some of these buildings are huge, and sometimes you're just wandering around a planet because you see some shit in the distance and want to know what it is. This is not a weeknight game.

It's a muscle imbalance issue. Pretty much every leg exercise allows you to load your legs in a way where your quads get very strong, but very few exercises allow you to strengthen your hamstrings in the same way. So most people have overdeveloped quads and underdeveloped hammys, and when you run hard and fast they're prone to pop. It's probably the most common muscle injury.

I don't think I've ever even heard of a hamstring injury that needed surgery. As someone who's hamstrings are made out of wet toilet paper, that scares the shit out of me.

There is no such thing as thinking is an Achilles, it's one of the few injuries you can diagnose with no imaging. I know a couple people who tore their Achilles and the doctor just felt their ankle and said, "you tore your Achilles tendon." The imaging is just too see how bad it is.

This is one of the dumbest football games I've ever watched.

Breece Hall gashes the defense on every carry, but on the biggest run of the game they let Dalvin Cook run into the line and fall down. I do not understand.

I hope we get to see Garrett Wilson with a good quarterback one day.

I don't think the line is great, but they look a lot worse because Wilson's pocket presence is nonexistent. He either runs backward or straight into the pressure.

I think every player on the Jets is pretty good...except for Zach Wilson.