Chris Cote

You know what's funny about you saying that?

I'm going to go ahead and say neighbors was that for me.

Like in terms of the two catches when he's double teamed and you got Diggs punching, like he's cleanly punching at the ball.

The strength of these human beings in their hands.

I want something to be noticed here from yesterday that I find legitimately breathtaking every time I see it because of how fast everyone is and the field isn't big enough for all those human beings, which is why so many things have to be done by inches.

The number of receivers

who are 40 yards down the field catching a ball with one arm against their helmet or shoulder pad.

They hit the ground and the ball doesn't move.

Doesn't move.

When I'm sitting there looking at it, I'm like, that's 40 yards from the quarterback.

How does that ball in that space not move when it's in the crook of your elbow or they've got just one hand on it?

It must have happened like six times yesterday.

And also what happened?

These guys are getting a lot better at punching the football.

The immortal Mark Andrews yesterday had one punched out of his hands because of how good these guys.

Diggs had neighbors.

He had him.

Diggs is punching at the football in neighbors' hands, but his hands are too strong.

The ball doesn't move in his hands.

you hit the ball but if you miss the ball it's still okay then to punch a player isn't that how josh allen got his nose broken like isn't that how it happened they're gonna change that rule they should they've gotten really good at that peanut tillman thing where they they just punch the football so chris you're not wrong when you say an offensive lineman chasing down a db