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Hahah that’s my thing but you forgot to do the hands. Lmao!!!

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That is laughable.

Amen

Challenge accepted. I maintain that All Americans, Stink included will stick to their Preconceived Notions (PNs) No Matter What. Let's start with czcams.com/video/5JO1PsupF_U/video.html. I advise everyone to try & watch that without allowing their PNs to interfere with what they see, which are the college highlights of 2 QBs you're all familiar with. Even if you fail to do that, you might notice that one QB, while they can indeed fling the ball far misses his targets even when not pressured. Which is odd because a lot of them are wide-open, completely past all defenders. The _other one_ throws boringly efficient missiles that get to the *_covered_** receivers* too quickly for defenders to adjust to or make plays on them, landing in their hands often without having to reach for them leading to more YAC despite the fact that none of them are gaining much separation & are almost _never_ open wide or not. "Which suits the NFL better?" The other challenge concerns Lamar Jackson. We have Been Informed That because his coaches called RPOs all game all the decision-making was his ergo the loss to the Chiefs was All His Fault. That _seems_ fair, doesn't it? After all don't *all* NFL QBs call all their own plays without any guidance from coaches every single game? Well? Go ahead & list *_ALL_* the NFL QBs who ever won a playoff game without any help from their play-callers who can watch the opposing teams for tendencies, changes etc. & adjust. Mahomes? No, Reid watched opposing defenses closely & schemed 3 separate TDs, 2 of 'em game-winners in the last 2 S-Bs. Without Reid, Mahomes loses both. We all know & complain about how poorly Allen does when forced to play hero-ball & applaud the changes Brady is supposedly bringing in over Dorsey. So we _see that_ this brand of non-play-calling "play-calling" fails for him. But for some reason every NFL fan & analyst I'm aware of accepted on face value that forcing *Lamar* to play this way _in_ a playoff game, *against the Chiefs* means it's all his fault that they lost. Walk me through _THAT_ with real life examples.

Challenge accepted. I maintain that All Americans, Stink included will stick to their Preconceived Notions (PNs) No Matter What. Let's start with czcams.com/video/5JO1PsupF_U/video.html. I advise everyone to try & watch that without allowing their PNs to interfere with what they see, which are the college highlights of 2 QBs you're all familiar with. Even if you fail to do that, you might notice that one QB, while they can indeed fling the ball far misses his targets even when not pressured. Which is odd because a lot of them are wide-open, completely past all defenders. The other one throws boringly efficient missiles that get to the covered receivers too quickly for defenders to adjust to or make plays on them, landing in their hands often without having to reach for them leading to more YAC despite the fact that none of them are gaining much separation & are almost never open wide or not. "Which suits the NFL better?" The other challenge concerns Lamar Jackson. We have Been Informed That because his coaches called RPOs all game all the decision-making was his ergo the loss to the Chiefs was All His Fault. That seems fair, doesn't it? After all don't all NFL QBs call all their own plays without any guidance from coaches every single game? Well? Go ahead & list ALL the NFL QBs who ever won a playoff game without any help from their play-callers who can watch the opposing teams for tendencies, changes etc. & adjust. Mahomes? No, Reid watched opposing defenses closely & schemed 3 separate TDs, 2 of 'em game-winners in the last 2 S-Bs. Without Reid, Mahomes loses both. We all know & complain about how poorly Allen does when forced to play hero-ball & applaud the changes Brady is supposedly bringing in over Dorsey. So we see that this brand of non-play-calling "play-calling" fails for him. But for some reason every NFL fan & analyst I'm aware of accepted on face value that forcing Lamar to play this way in a playoff game, against the Chiefs means it's all his fault that they lost. Walk me through THAT with real life examples.

Challenge accepted. I maintain that All Americans, Stink included will stick to their Preconceived Notions (PNs) No Matter What. Let's start with czcams.com/video/5JO1PsupF_U/video.html. I advise everyone to try & watch that without allowing their PNs to interfere with what they see, which are the college highlights of 2 QBs you're all familiar with. Even if you fail to do that, you might notice that one QB, while they can indeed fling the ball far misses his targets even when not pressured. Which is odd because a lot of them are wide-open, completely past all defenders. The other one throws boringly efficient missiles that get to the covered receivers too quickly for defenders to adjust to or make plays on them, landing in their hands often without having to reach for them leading to more YAC despite the fact that none of them are gaining much separation & are almost never open wide or not. "Which suits the NFL better?" The other challenge concerns Lamar Jackson. We have Been Informed That because his coaches called RPOs all game all the decision-making was his ergo the loss to the Chiefs was All His Fault. That seems fair, doesn't it? After all don't all NFL QBs call all their own plays without any guidance from coaches every single game? Well? Go ahead & list ALL the NFL QBs who ever won a playoff game without any help from their play-callers who can watch the opposing teams for tendencies, changes etc. & adjust. Mahomes? No, Reid watched opposing defenses closely & schemed 3 separate TDs, 2 of 'em game-winners in the last 2 S-Bs. Without Reid, Mahomes loses both. We all know & complain about how poorly Allen does when forced to play hero-ball & applaud the changes Brady is supposedly bringing in over Dorsey. So we see that this brand of non-play-calling "play-calling" fails for him. But for some reason every NFL fan & analyst I'm aware of accepted on face value that forcing Lamar to play this way in a playoff game, against the Chiefs means it's all his fault that they lost. Walk me through THAT with real life examples.

I think hes actually the 3rd option but theres a lot of nuance to the situation imo. CMC is clearly our best weapon and hes in a different class but he and deebo are very reliant on play calling and deebo specifically needs to be schemed open. Kittle is reliant on matchups. BA is the one player who can lineup and get open 1 on 1 against whoever is guarding him regardless of the play/route called for him. Also if we're galking long term its likely deebo and kittle arent on the team 2-3 years from now regardless of what happens with BAs contract so even if he was the 4th option now, his value will only go up in time.

Brandon Aiuk is directly linked to half of Christian McCaffreys touchdowns. He is the best in the NFL in downfield blocking. Watch some videos of CMC last year. BA is usually the one dropping a key block for those TDs. Also best in the NFL in separation. That is a huge thing. Most passes to him are wide open.

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Good call

Imo its a bad idea. Could keep the best players from acrually making what they deserve and theres no guarantee teams will use the extra money to keep other key players. Also, it would keep player salaries from growing across all positions. If the QB had a cap then players like Nick Bosa and chris jones would also be making significantly less

Bro would have won that SB but that pick before halftime sealed it.