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ASB and Gibbs both got held on that 3rd down.

Need to get out of this game without any more injuries.

Another offensive line injury! Great.

I know their job is hard but WTF did that official see to rule that incomplete?

That sure looked complete on TV.

I think it’s probably speculation. But he’ll be asked postgame and he’s a truth teller to the media. I wouldn’t be surprised if he took a more active role on the offense this week, but I doubt he’s unilaterally taken over play calling.

Kinlaw should have been dumped too.

Player gets ejected, TV crew is clueless as to why. Come back from commercial, still nothing. For as much hate as coordinators and kickers get with the “there aren’t 32 better in the world?!” line, the same can go for announcing crews IMO.

Commies are imploding

Love the tuddy, hate the celebration. That’s all ll I’ll say about that.

Impressive job by Goff to not take the sack and not make a mistake.

Love it when the announcer predicts a pass on 3rd and medium to the team’s leading receiver. Solid analysis, good thing you’re paid for this.

Are the glasses new for Dan?

What is WITH St. Brown??? That is three drops this season.

Hey. That’s what I said Twentyman said!

Fipp should just do it himself if they’re going to get gashed for 50

wtf Fipp

Good start on both sides of the ball. Go up 7 and you’ll be on your way.

That catch brings me back to when college football was actually college football.

But they're also not inept at the position. They're banged up right now, but notwithstanding Mahogany, everyone is in line to be returning as soon as this week. And Awosika is not a bad replacement for Mahagony, he has starting experience in the NFC Championship Game. Zeitler was not a plug-and-play option. He's only ever played RG. So now you're moving your rookie RG, who has shown a lot of development at the position, to LG or C, which they've said they don't want to do. And that's before even considering giving up assets and taking a cap hit for a player you elected to move on from just a few months ago. Decker is a problem, but he was not realistically going to be replaced at the trade deadline. They've chosen their path with him, and it does not involve dumping off the side of the road in the lead-up to week ten. The team is fine as is. The team is a Super Bowl contender as is. I have serious doubts that anything they could have realistically done today would have "put them over the edge" without mortgaging the future like the Colts did today. Give me a 1st round LT next year who stays for a decade over a rental that gives us a marginally better shot in the next 2-3 months.

At some point there has to be diminishing returns in making any addition. I understand on a fan level the inclination to want us to go trade for upgrades as we see the Eagles and Bears and Cowboys doing just that. But with a 53-man roster, that means you have to cut somewhere. This team is already loaded. Talent wise they are definitely top five in the league. Making a move for the sake of making a move is emotional, not savvy. And now that it's past 4pm, cue the move getting announced that makes me take back all of this in the name of unfiltered fandom.

Lots of regimes have failed because the team forced the issue at QB. If Daniel Jones can succeed in Indy or Sam Darnold in Minnesota and Seattle, you're better off grabbing one off the carousel than forcing the issue in the 1st round and taking someone you don't love as the 3rd or 4th QB off the board.

Cowboys are idiots. Jets are making the same moves the Lions did to position themselves to strike. If Mougey is half the drafter Holmes is, they'll be competitive by 2027.