Fifth Avenue Forum

Getting out of Minnesota was the best thing that's ever happened to Stefon Diggs. He is so damn good

His rookie year I became enamored with him. He looked like a new AB

I’m glad he’s succeeding, he’s really skilled

Lamar officially ruled out.

What a way to go out.

I do not see much difference between Lamar and Huntley.

Amazing how different this game would be had the king of kickers not doinked a pair.

Chokers chokers, everywhere. Back to back drops to end it.

Amazing how different this game would be had the king of kickers not doinked a pair.

Yes, it would be 17-9.

if my aunt had balls she’d be an uncle

Is that still a valid saying these days

*chef kiss*

The best way to end it.

Special Teams flag.

Please don't let cleveland win tomorrow

Amazing how different this game would be had the king of kickers not doinked a pair.

Yes, it would be 17-9.

No, I think play calling and decision making might have been different if it was 10-9 and the Ravens in the red zone than it being 10-3 and scoring hard to come by. They keep playing it safe with the run and if they have to kick another FG to get to 12-10, so be it.

Is that still a valid saying these days

I think you have to say “If my aunt had balls, “they’d” be my uncle.”

It’s all about the pronouns.

So... Saints and Chiefs tomorrow?

If my aunt had balls, she'd be a hermaphrodite

https://www.bleedinggreennation.com/pla ... on-news-qb

Wentz’s Type-A personality could be credited just as much for his past success. Many top quarterbacks share the same trait. But the 28-year-old had increasingly rebuffed advice, defied criticism, and clashed with former coach Doug Pederson last season, Eagles sources said. “Every great quarterback wants to be coached and they want to be coached hard and by the best, and it doesn’t seem like [Wentz] wants that,” one source said. “It’s kind of like whoever’s coaching him is working for him. But it can’t be that way.”

Mmmmhmm.....

I still can't believe Taron Johnson, with how deep he was in the end zone and the traffic around him, was able to run that back. When he first ran it out my first thought was "what the hell are you doing?!". That speed.... Wow

I still can't believe Taron Johnson, with how deep he was in the end zone and the traffic around him, was able to run that back. When he first ran it out my first thought was "what the hell are you doing?!". That speed.... Wow

First thing I thought as well.

Ordinarily, that's how I am about end zone picks. But literally the only person who had a shot at tackling him was Andrews, and all the 'noise' around him was teammates; no other Ravens player ever really got within 2 yards of him. As soon as he got out of the end zone to like the 2 yard line, I was like "house".

Don't know if this counts as a Scorigami thing, but when BAL lost to PIT at home earlier this year, they became the first NFL team to lose a game after outrushing an opponent by 200 yards, and out-passing them. Last night they became the first team to lose in the playoffs after outrushing their oppo by 100 yards and out-passing them. Biggest difference maker in each case? A pick 6 by Jackson.

Where the Ravens open themselves up to criticism is that they've molded their offense around Jackson's skillset. Most offenses do that with their QB, but it creates a much more unique set of problems in Jackson's case, because he's such a unique talent. When things go sideways with him, they don't have a way out.

Yeah, once he got to the 8, I said “he’s gone.” But from the initial pick, I thought he was crazy bringing it out.

Of course, he has a far different angle of the field than we do and he probably saw daylight the whole time.

I’d like to see the all 22 end zone look at that play.

I did get the impression from his body language that his first instinct was to kneel, but then saw an opening and gave it a shot.

J.T. O'Sullivan usually has the All-22 look on his QB School videos, so look for that in a couple days.