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Best news there is Flowers taking a cut in snaps and Wise gaining some. Flowers was never going to able to sustain 95% snaps per game, and he needs to be healthy if they are to make any kind of post season run.

Finally got around to watching the Panthers-Eagles game. I envy the Eagles Fletcher Cox, he's a monster.

Called the Raiders signing, it makes too much sense. They had a need at LB and he doesn't even have to move house.

Hard to say, because the Jets didn't seem to go after him as I expected them to. I literally don't remember hearing his name called at all.

Didn't we blow them out 40-3 or something just last year? EDIT: Yes. 41-3 on Christmas Eve last year.

Chiefs, Broncos, Raiders, Ravens all lost. Good week. Dolphins winning is both surprising, and annoying.

I just wanna say....I called this loss in the NFL Gen pick 'em. That is all.

But if they'd only needed a field goal they could have afforded to play smaller ball, instead of looking for the home run.

Miami beat Atlanta? How is this not being talked about more?

I was pretty sure AP could still produce. I will never understand why he chose to sign with the Saints - the world and his wife could see that would never work.

The problem isn't with BB the coach, it's simply a talent issue. The front seven is not very talented, and there's only so much you can do, scheme-wise, to work around that. Now, you could lay the fault for the lack of talent at the feet of BB the GM. Ealy was a misfire, Easley and Brown were bad picks, and the presence of Easley meant letting go of Hicks (who has played great football for Chicago). That said, the injuries to McClellin, Valentine and Rivers - and drop-off of Branch's play - are unpredictable factors, so it's not all on personnel decisions.

True, I got the order of the FG and fumble turned around. But the point is it was a tight game.

I've only seen a couple of Jags games this year = but he has looked like the best defensive player on either side both times. So I'd say yes.

Offense was stilted, Brady was off, defense gave up big plays, fumble call that easily have been a game-tying TD. It was close.

Well, that was hideous. But an ugly win is still a win.