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Assuming he plays a bit longer, his overall aggregate stats are going to put him in range, and unlike a guy like Ryan, he'll have the Super Bowl ring, and literally won it all the ONLY season he wasn't having to play for the Lions.

Well she ditched Turtle before he made his millions in Tequila. Girl has to eat.

It worked out, very easily could have fallen short. But their big stars came to play and Stafford was the guy McVay was looking for because he didn't think Goff could get it done.

Sadly, Sewell wouldn't be blocking Donald.

Please no.

The combat is fun, but I'm having a hard time thinking I'm going to get hooked long term even once I get to 50 and the start of the "endgame". Story is like D3 campaign level of forgettable or worse, and just feels like so many systems to keep up with. It does have a lot of QoL already built...

5 catches for 89 yards. Not a bad game at all but hardly gamebreaking. He got free for the one 46 yarder and a decent gain on the final drive, but otherwise didn't do a whole lot.

Didn't look too overrated while he was with the Rams. Waaaay too injury prone at this point, but it's pretty clear Cleveland was wasting him.

In the end, last 3 playoff rounds all 1 score games that essentially come down to final drive/play. Little break, call, luck here or there, quite a few teams/players could be raising that trophy this year.

If they botched the kneel down? Seems likely.

Big missed/bad call each way that gave each team a TD. Sorta evens out in the end. We've seen it before, Ravens obvious hold on 4th and goal against the Niners that went uncalled. Shit happens.

shrug...it wouldn't have mattered anyways. They fuck shit up all the time, we can only hope they fuck it up as little as possible.

It would have just moved the ball back 15 yards, was a 4th down stop, change of possession.

Make up for the non call on the big TD to Higgins?

Aaron Donald. The pass rush was the winner in the end.

Refs on the non call? I mean, it kind of changed the game

Rams pass rush starting to get home

Same guy that dropped a TD against the Niners no?

A little razzle dazzle.

It's ironic, b/c I believe he tied for the league lead in drops for the season, too.

Crazy to think the Rams are essentially spending a $44.7 million cap hit at starting QB between Stafford's $20M hit and Goff's $24.7M in dead cap space they took on with the trade.

The fuck did I just read? Imperial Agent story and Sith Warrior story were pretty decent. Stood out among the 8 class stories on SWTOR They don't come close to majority of 14's main story. ARR is a rough slog until you get near end of it...but a lot of that dry lore/story telling really gets...

Well given that virtually everyone is done the MSQ already and most of their farming for 6.1 that they can currently do, plus they still have 3 instances per EW zone that will go away shortly...I'm not surprised there aren't many people in any one instance of an EW zone.

More like the team took it too slow, didn't take him too long to get going with more playing time, that's for sure.

Frankly Jefferson wasn't used as much the first couple weeks last season, either. Only 3 targets in each of first two weeks and he wasn't even starting at that point. Averaged 8.5 targets a game the rest of the way.

Could make a case for Justin Jefferson up there with great rookie seasons at WR. Aside from TD's his numbers last year and Chase's this year are eerily similar. Jefferson 2020: 88 catches, 125 targets, 1400 yards, 7 TD Chase 2021: 81 catches, 128 targets, 1455 yards, 13 TD TD's do tend to...

I don't completely compare the Kane to Kucherov thing, because Kucherov didn't play a single game of that regular season and had surgery December 29th. Kane got hurt midseason with a broken clavicle he needed surgery on to repair, and that was Feb 25th in a normal year when playoffs start mid...

I think it does matter if it's a gloved punch, we see that happen in scrums all the time get nothing. I know it was to a goalie, which is weird that it means so much more simply because they are wearing a mask that offers more protection from something like that as well...but to me it's more a...

Mantha better start feeling shoulder soreness.

We've been shit lately, no Ovechkin tonight, St. Louis was always a Cap killer...wonder if we hand him his first coaching win tonight.

What a joke

6 games for Marchand, which is basically the minimum for an in person hearing since those are for suspensions of 5+ games.

St. Louis new coach of the Habs? The fuck?

Something I probably missed out on coming back to WoW so late in Legion. I was never a big alt guy either. I mainly just liked the different class stories and artifact quests.

Don't know if I would say order halls made it worse. Order halls were one of the best things about Legion for me. But I didn't play until the final patch of Legion, and never messed with WoD when it was current, so my experience may have been vastly different.

7.5/10 for me. I'll echo others that the whole first hour plus to two hours is great stuff, loses a little steam towards the end. The actual final scene was good, though.

Going to be honest...a gloved punch to the mask and a little messing with him with the stick isn't worth 5+ games. Maybe I'm just old school, but seems like a massive overreaction to it being against a goalie. This is more the 1-2 games tops for me and probably better handled by Pittsburgh...

Ahh, yeah there are some who equate Midgar being the first 4-6 hours of the original game meaning that every 4-6 hour section will get its own part. Logic be damned. I pretty much agree I'd expect 3 or 4 parts total. Maybe it never gets finished, though, as some predict. I wouldn't bet on...

That doesn't make much sense, unless they really go for smaller/shorter parts to get them out faster with less downtime in between. Don't expect much else of the game to get "expanded" nearly as much as Midgar was.

Safe to assume Part 2 will not be the final part. Most have been assuming/predicting 3 or 4 parts since well before Part 1 ever came out.