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After two games Taulia Tagovailoa is no longer playing for the Hamburg Sea Devils.

Dipping back in to European League action, Tua's younger brother is now playing QB for the Hamburg Sea Devils. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX2X2offoQI

Is there a new A-Team series or film in the works that he could guest in?

James Harrison of the Rhein Fire, and latterly the Pittsburgh Steelers, is a bubbler as well. I do think that's it though as then you get in to the Jake Delhomme tier of the NFL Europe to NFL highway.

Going for it on 4th down with your backup QB for the lols in a Super Bowl has to be one of the ultimate all-time FU plays. That was a far more enjoyable beatdown than 48 which felt over from the first botched snap. The immensity of the kicking took a while to build last night. I was not prepared for Tom Brady to look like a haunted ventriloquist's dummy.

Vinatieri must be the last NFL Europe alumni to become eligible

And he was in an episode of the A-Team which is the real high watermark.

Outside of the two magical runs Eli's numbers scream pedestrian. None of the others in that list have .500 career regular season records. If/when Eli gets in it will be almost entirely down to the two Super Bowl runs and maybe slightly because his surname's Manning.

That's a Sean Payton's trick play music.

If Mayo didn't have the succession language in his contract I think it probably would have been Vrabel getting hired as head coach last year. I can't imagine the ideal plan was ever to promote Mayo straight from a position coach to head coach, just the early departure of BB messed up the entire caper.

As beautiful as they are, it always struck me as willfully disrespectful when the TItans wear the Oilers powder blue jerseys against the Texans.

Justin Herbert is getting so much time and space that he might not even have to get his kit washed after the game. It's making me feel very unChristmassy.

While the game wasn't much of a contest, the Beyonce Cowboy Carter half-time show was fantastic.

It must give the Jaguars an edge having a full week in England to lead in to the second game, but I'm also quite happy to blame that abject Patriots performance on jet lag.

Jacoby Brissett's body couldn't play behind that line any more without being crushed into dust.