@bonafidebanter

Do you remember how Fit traded away from really good OL, especially in the early rounds?

Lamar Jackson, 36-42, a team record 442 yards with 4 TDs and no picks, continues to make people look foolish. He had 335 yards in the second half and over time! - He's the first player in NFL history with 400 yards passing, 4 TD passes, no INTs, and at least 50 yards rushing in a single game. - First QB in NFL history to complete at least 85% (he had 86%) passing with more than 400 yards. - He had 504 total yards, tied with Brees, Plummer and Schaub for 13th most all time. If you missed it, Jackson had one of the greatest single game passing performances in NFL history. Already an MVP, he's still out playing the QBs selected before him in his draft class. A flat out beast who's only going to get better.

I play an IDP league and picked him up last week! He's killing it!!

Fit needs to make some moves for the OL now. You've hooked the defense up enough. Look to the other side of the ball now.

The Eagles aren't that good either.

You're joking, right?

I'm looking for Dallas to run a lot of 12 personnel. They tend to spread you out and go empty with it.

Those Panthers defensive stats are impressive. Jeeesh. Who averages giving up fewer points than 10 to be first in that category?

The "blue print" that the Chargers executed was the typical two high safety look to stop or slow down the passing attack. The same way most play Aaron Rogers and other passers. That invites the run and underneath throws. I don't think Snow will go two high safeties.

The Cowboys OL is not that good outside of Tyron Smith and Zach Martin. The center Biadasz and the left guard Connor Williams are terrible. Their RT Steele is a second year undrafted free agent that has been playing better than they thought, but he's still an UDFA and I think he can be fooled by Phil Snow and his schemes.

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Greenberg isn't saying that now. Sam Darnold has a great chance to exploit one of the worst passing defenses in the league this week. I don't see either team having that much success running the ball, so it's going to come down to these QB's throwing the ball. With the Panthers leading the league in rushing and passing defense, it's going to be harder for Dak to be successful. I see the Panthers defensive schemes confusing and out playing Dallas' protection a lot this game. It's going to be a good one! I'm looking for a low scoring game or a shoot out. I'll take the under.

From a Jaguars fan.

Micah Parsons is a beast.

IF if was a fifth.....If the Cowboys wouldn't have left 7 pts. on the board (2 missed FGs and an extra point) they would have beat Tampa opening night and be 2-0. Dak beat Russell Wilson in his lone play off win. The Cowboys OL and secondary is sub par. The lack of blocking affects their running game. Their defense is ranked near the bottom of the league and didn't make the Chargers punt. Well, they did force a punt but got a ruffing the kicker penalty.

Skip asked Shannon, who did the Panthers beat this year? The first team out of Shannon's mouth was Jacksonville. These clowns only pay attention to a few teams of the NBA and NFL. Don't let these idiots get your dandruff up. A bunch of emotional blow hards.

He could have gotten the hamstring injury catching a pass from the slot. It's not a wear and tear deal. Soft tissue injuries are just bad luck. Stretching and hydration helps out. He's a running back and I'll use him as such. I'm just hoping he's not injury prone at this point.

I picked him up this week!

Yeah, about 2 out of 10 times successful running on the left.

Hubbard has NO HANDS AT ALL!!