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Our OC is basically OC in name only. Reich is calling the plays.

I realize he's a punter but good grief man, it's OT and if he gets past you that's game over and knowing ALL of that, THAT'S your effort? Utterly pathetic and embarrassing.

My big concern with Williams is how long he holds the ball. He cannot hold the ball like that in the NFL. If he does he won't translate. Can he speed it up? I have no idea. His average time to throw last year would've been nearly dead last in the NFL.

It's why I didn't like Herbert as a prospect. That was how Oregon treated him. Gotta love these guys who will still handcuff players with a lot more potential because of "muh system".

The Bengals OL has been pretty bad most of his career and it got his knee blown out once before. It's tough for any QB to look good when the OL plays truly poorly. People crying about Rodgers getting hurt ruining the Jets' season are just ignoring how atrocious that OL looked. I'm surprised Wilson didn't get hurt too. If that OL doesn't play better they're gonna go through several QBs to get through 17 games.

My point is that the NFLPA doesn't care about the rank and file. They didn't care until a superstar gets hurt. If they actually cared about the rank and file they'd be pushing for max contract stipulations and bumping minimum contracts, but the superstars don't want that.

The Bengals finally broke the mold. Gotta give the Jets and Bears of the league hope.

Yeah, I was about to say let dozens of rank and file players get hurt and *crickets*. Let one superstar QB in the biggest media market in the country get hurt and NOW it's a problem.

Starting to look like Fields is just a bust. Chicago just can't catch a break with QBs. For such a stories franchise their QB history is pretty awful.

"they" You gonna keeping this energy when Colorado ends up .500 or maybe one game over .500? "They" won't.

Pretty much every reasonable college sports fan and analyst is like... yeah, this is some BULLSHIT.

I honestly don't care. It's really hard to care when we've been so consistently bad for several years now. Is paying Burns superstar money supposed to make us a better team? If not, then why should I care?

I really didn't understand why we were treating the preseason like we were an established top contender. I was hoping it was because we were much further along as a team than I expected. Having seen our opening game now I really don't understand it. It was pretty much exactly how we looked in the preseason. You would've thought we would've made better opportunity of the opportunity preseason provides to try to iron out some of those wrinkles.

This is a highly relatable reaction given the circumstances.

They should just rename the Panthers' bottom three on defense the "C.J. Henderson and company" list.

I didn't anticipate Bryce's grade to be that bad but he wasn't very good. I figured he'd get a middle of the pack grade for our offense.

Yeah, this one has ran it's course.

I can't recall his name ever coming up. I recall it being reported that the Bears wanted Burns, Brown, or Moore which makes sense and it being reported or maybe suggested that we were trying to get them to bite on Chinn.

Seriously.

It's all about being able to maximize non-football usage of stadiums. It has nothing to do with football. If you want the best FOOTBALL stadium you have grass. If you want the best overall money making venue you want artificial turf.

What move is there for them to make? It's not like teams have starting caliber QBs stacked like cord wood. What are they gonna do, trade for Trey Lance? What would that accomplish? Do they think a Gardner Minshew would give them a better chance to compete? I think they're stuck hoping Wilson can yank his head out of his ass. He wasn't completely terrible tonight.

No way a guy pushing 40 was gonna survive behind that OL.

The Packers only getting two rings out of 34 consecutive seasons of multiple MVP winning future 1st ballot HOF QB play is low key pretty damn pathetic.

Curtain call on the punt return! Crazy

Heading to OT. Really didn't understand the Jets being so severely conservative on that last drive. No killer instinct.