2021 NFL Season Thread: LA Rams are the Champions
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The point is Winston isn't being careful with the ball, he's just not being allowed to pass so his overall INT numbers are down.
Brady's INT's were a hail Mary, and the ball bouncing off the RB's hands. Show me which one you'd say was Brady's fault, and show me which of Winston's weren't his fault.
Brady's completing 68.8% of his passes and has 1,087 yards. Winston is at 60.4% (traaaash) and 387 yards (traaaaash).
See you in a few weeks indeed.
Dwayne
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Winston second INT came at the end of a game where we down big.
See y’all in a few weeks
TheMadLionsFan
Out chea thuggin in my home office.
Report: Texans’ “stance started to soften” on Deshaun Watson
Posted by Mike Florio on September 26, 2021, 12:37 PM EDT
The planets may be aligning for a potential Deshaun Watson trade.
Jay Glazer of Fox Sports reports that the Texans’ “stance started to soften” regarding the truckload of picks and/or players that they want for Watson.
The news comes at a time when the Dolphins may be (or at least should be) thinking more seriously about pulling the trigger on a trade. With Tua Tagovailoa out for at least three games with a rib injury — and with a very real potential for more injuries given his size, playing style, and lack of high-end blocking — owner Stephen Ross could tell his football operations at any time to get it done.
We continue to hear that Ross definitely wants Watson. There’s an easy way to get him. The opportunity to do so in 2021 lasts until November 2.
That said, remember this: The NFL has not yet decided on whether to place Watson on paid leave because the league hasn’t had to make that decision. A trade for Watson could be followed by him landing on the Commissioner Exempt list. The Dolphins, who’d be making the move for the long haul and not for 2021 only, would have to accept that possibility before doing the deal.
profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
Posted by Mike Florio on September 26, 2021, 12:37 PM EDT
The planets may be aligning for a potential Deshaun Watson trade.
Jay Glazer of Fox Sports reports that the Texans’ “stance started to soften” regarding the truckload of picks and/or players that they want for Watson.
The news comes at a time when the Dolphins may be (or at least should be) thinking more seriously about pulling the trigger on a trade. With Tua Tagovailoa out for at least three games with a rib injury — and with a very real potential for more injuries given his size, playing style, and lack of high-end blocking — owner Stephen Ross could tell his football operations at any time to get it done.
We continue to hear that Ross definitely wants Watson. There’s an easy way to get him. The opportunity to do so in 2021 lasts until November 2.
That said, remember this: The NFL has not yet decided on whether to place Watson on paid leave because the league hasn’t had to make that decision. A trade for Watson could be followed by him landing on the Commissioner Exempt list. The Dolphins, who’d be making the move for the long haul and not for 2021 only, would have to accept that possibility before doing the deal.
Report: Texans' "stance started to soften" on Deshaun Watson
The planets may be aligning for a potential Deshaun Watson trade.
profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
Marc123
You got it dude!
Marc123
You got it dude!
grYmes
The price of a brick goin up…
Yea they should. Cleveland let ‘em off the hook in Week 1. As it stands right now that AFC West gonna be a dog fight so they better tighten up. Hopefully Gordon doesn’t become a big distraction.
757'sFinest
OG
Shit I wouldn't put fields out there....the way they tore his ass yesterday wasn't pretty
BDP™️
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Tomlin and Rooney should be on the phone NOWReport: Texans’ “stance started to soften” on Deshaun Watson
Posted by Mike Florio on September 26, 2021, 12:37 PM EDT
The planets may be aligning for a potential Deshaun Watson trade.
Jay Glazer of Fox Sports reports that the Texans’ “stance started to soften” regarding the truckload of picks and/or players that they want for Watson.
The news comes at a time when the Dolphins may be (or at least should be) thinking more seriously about pulling the trigger on a trade. With Tua Tagovailoa out for at least three games with a rib injury — and with a very real potential for more injuries given his size, playing style, and lack of high-end blocking — owner Stephen Ross could tell his football operations at any time to get it done.
We continue to hear that Ross definitely wants Watson. There’s an easy way to get him. The opportunity to do so in 2021 lasts until November 2.
That said, remember this: The NFL has not yet decided on whether to place Watson on paid leave because the league hasn’t had to make that decision. A trade for Watson could be followed by him landing on the Commissioner Exempt list. The Dolphins, who’d be making the move for the long haul and not for 2021 only, would have to accept that possibility before doing the deal.
Report: Texans' "stance started to soften" on Deshaun Watson
The planets may be aligning for a potential Deshaun Watson trade.
William Munny
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yes. I bleed purple and gold.
IP360
Doctorate & Ph.D in Bootyology
Smh. It's only a matter of WHEN this muthafucca is gonna fail another drug test.
I 20k of ABW bucks he doesn't make it the full season.
RetroLDN
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True that.
You're right, o-line play was the issue in game 2. All the more disappointing the patriots didn't blitz him, especially thru middle to take advantage of McCoy's continued absence.
However, Mac Jones, a rookie, is more trusted to throw the ball than Jameis and the Pats OL has been just has poor, if not more than the Saints'. We'll see how much more trust Jameis gets when the offense has all their starters.
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