2021-2022 NFL Season: Deshaun Watson will die a Texan!

The 9ers/lions game got pretty stupid in the 4th quarter. I was susprised how well the O-line held up for the Lions, even without Kinlaw but it was great to see Bosa back and looking good. The Verrett injury hurts bad. Best player on the worst part of the team. When he went out Jared Goff started to look like Matt Stafford. Thank god they picked up Josh Norman and Mosely is nearly back. I don't like the idea of signing Richard Sherman but considering the lack of depth in the secondary it might make sense. Hopefully after his "incident" his price is a bit lower than it was and who knows where his head is at now. He did not play well last year but it's hard to say how much of that was due to injury.

Kittle was also looking like himself although he didn't have a lot of targets but when he did he was a man among boys in the secondary. I hope that shit doesn't shorten his career but it sure is fun to watch. Deebo looked like a stud until he fumbled on the play that should have ended the game. I almost shit my pants when that happened. I wonder what's going on with Aiyuk. Shanahan said they are just being careful with his hamstring rehab but having him return a kickoff doesn't really jive with that. I get the impression he was coasting toward the end of camp where Sherfield was kicking ass and Shanahan is letting him know he needs to step up his effort.

Garoppolo looked like his normal mediocre self but he played well. I think he got lucky on the touchdown to Deebo but it was a thing of beauty. I don't know where he got his rep for pinpoint accuracy but he sure puts a lot of balls high and behind his receivers. Lance didn't show much but you can't really expect him to in only 3 plays. Cool that his first pass in the NFL was a TD though. It sort of felt like Shanahan just put him in there because he wants to keep future defenses guessing more than that there was a real plan but maybe Lance just didn't succeed on the two running snaps he took.

The most polarizing play from that Chiefs game:


Browns fans:
- Chiefs coach should have been ejected, not Harrison
- He wasn't stepping on the guy he was shoved

Everyone else:
- Why did he try and walk through 2-3 people, creating the entire situation?

I think Harrison was either trying to get into the face of 52, or step on Edwards-Helaire. Neither are smart decisions, followed by his worst and final decision of the day which was retaliating on the coach who pushed him off the player he was stepping on.

Think Harrison could see a fine, but little else will come of any of this.