I think the #1 seed is a tall order, given the difficulty of our remaining schedule and the weakness of the Chief’s remaining schedule. The most difficult game remaining on KC’s schedule is home to Buffalo. I’d love to grab the #1 seed but realistically I can live with the #2 seed. Also I don’t think KC is quite the same quality team that they’ve been over the last several years. I think we’d have a decent chance of beating them on the road (though ideally of course I’d prefer to play them at The Bank).

Definitely JO, followed by Yanda. The biggest weakness we have right now is on the O-line.

We need help on the OL. I’m not convinced Simpson is the long-term answer at LG, Zeitler is getting old at RG, and there are questions at both OTs. Also Patrick Queen will be gone thru free agency, so unless Ross is the answer we need another ILB next to Roquan.

That’s key. Don’t take the southbound train that ends at Glen Burnie. Make sure you take the BWI train.

Damn. Sweet!

Definitely the Browns. The Steelers have a comparatively easy schedule the rest of the way: Cincy twice, the Cardinals, the Colts, the Pats, the Seahawks, and us. Other than the last two games they’ll be favored in all the others. Meanwhile we have the Chargers, Jags, Niners all on the road, and Miami and the Steelers at home. The only game that looks like a cakewalk is a home game against the Rams. The Steelers have had our number recently. I don’t really like the thought of the division crown coming down to the last game of the season against them, even if it is a home game.

But none of those other QBs has won the MVP and led his team to the playoffs 3 years in a row. This and you still have people trashing him with the ridiculous “he’s not a real QB” claim. Why don’t you hear that about Josh Allen, who runs a lot AND throws more INTs than Lamar?

Not to mention the fact that Burrow carries himself with a level of arrogance and ego that Lamar never has.

This

Stout really needs to work on getting his punts to die inside the 20. He did the same thing twice last week in the 4th quarter

No doubt they physically beat us up, something that rarely happens to the Ravens. They played bully ball. I lost track of the number of times their blockers knocked us on our asses and their runners/receivers bowled us over.

Mike Macdonald. He can’t still can’t figure out how to get his defense to hold onto late leads, especially against good teams.

One fuck up after another

This game is like dealing with major hard rock constipation

Thanks!