Carl Yedor

I feel bad for UNC but also completely unsurprised that this is how things have been going with Lombardi in charge of talent evaluation

And the Patriots too

10 years ago it was the Seahawks that “always” had the blown calls go their way in big games

Missed FG in the first half looming large at the moment

Brutal pick

Seahawks are fortunate that the timeout mismanagement there didn’t cost them a chance at the touchdown

On one hand, McDonald has built a very good defense. On the other, he probably trusts it to get him the ball back too much

Sigh… T-Mobile held in a few homers tonight, then you end up in the extra innings coin flip

And there’s Vargas’ bad command rearing its head

Downside of playoff bullpen management is that by inning 11 it gets incredibly dicey

A classic cool weather night game in Seattle tonight

One too many heaters

my HS coach once told us 'if we can't get a yard on 4th down when we need it, we don't deserve to win.' that was almost 15 years ago!

McVay is never going for it again, is he

100 going in, 117 going out is crazy

Oregon's sustained success has been a pretty straightforward story of "Nike money go brrrrr" for quite some time now

Clear mistake from Day (that probably won't end up mattering) to not call TO and get an extra drive there

Gotta play almost perfect when you’re at the level of talent disadvantage that UW is vs. OSU and that hasn’t been happening so far

As always, no such thing as a normal Seahawks game in primetime

Vogelbach pulled one down the line a little more but it was in 2019 so that one maybe deserves an asterisk

This conversation also has me looking up the HoF Monitor results on PFR right now and Mahomes is already at a 102 through 7 full seasons as a starter when the average HOF QB is at 108 😂

Obviously there’s a big backlog of candidates so who knows what ends up happening but if I were designating HoFers from that time I’d have Bobby, Sherm, and Earl Thomas as locks with Kam, Lynch, and Russ as more borderline cases

Hate to say it but I think the latter part of his career took him from "on track but could use a graceful decline w/additional team success to lock it in" to "Hall of Very Good" post-2021

Iowa-vs.-Wisconsin-ass football

How does Taylor not get flagged for a procedural penalty on every third snap

Mahomes follows up an insanely risky bonehead play with an insanely clutch strip of the defensive player

A professional troll who is also capable of some of the most ridiculous feats of football-specific athleticism you can think of

I still cant believe he caught that.

Sure doesn't *feel* like a tie game but that's what the scoreboard says

Yeah when you put him up against Nabers it’s a stark comparison. McBride is the engine of the passing offense in Arizona, which isn’t really what you expect when you draft a WR 1.04