Simms
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186 appearances
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Jan 2025
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Yeah, I, I, I get you there right now where I, where I think I'll fight back on you a little bit is the word dominate, right? Because the score looks dominant. I understand that it does, but let's not forget. I missed a lot of throws. A lot of throws, a lot of reads, right? You might've saw some of them on social media. Right. There was guys where you go, he's the first read.
He's wide open, but he's already like, he was jittery and he was already moving to somebody else. And it's like, wait, wait, the second guy's not even where he needs to be yet. Cause you got off the first guy who's wide open for a touchdown. Just throw it. So yeah, he didn't play good, but Kevin O'Connell will be able to say it that way.
Now, you know, they had four consecutive drives where three of them, they were like inside the five yard line. And one of them, they were at the eight yard line and they got two field goals out of those four drives. That was it. That was it. The other two drives inside the five and came away with zero points. He's going to be able to sell to his team.
Look, if Sam makes this thrower, Hey, we've seen Sam make this read. If we play them again, this game ain't 31 to nine. Their defense played well for the better part of the football game. So like O'Connell said this on Monday, he said, we can't forget that we won nine in a row and we were really good. We didn't play our best last night and we messed up.
And that's what he's going to have to kind of sell and beat into the brain of his football team. 31-9 was misleading. I think that game was closer than that. And they certainly blew some opportunities to put some pressure on Detroit early in the football game and make it be a little bit of a different football game in general.
So do I. I think they're kind of in the same boat when I look at it that way. Right? Like... Lamar Jackson is, for as great as he is, what is it so far? Is it two playoff wins? Are we at two? Yeah, I think so.
So, I mean, that's kind of remarkable for a guy that's the two-time league MVP, maybe about to be the third one, like Mikey A was just talking about, or you were talking about with the hardball stuff, and we've only won two games. So there's a lot of pressure on him.
But Josh Allen has the same amount of pressure, and it might not just be about winning the big – it might not be winning playoff games, but it's like can you get to the championship? Can you get to the Super Bowl? Can you get there that way? But I think those two are the two that are under the most pressure. They're so talented. They're as talented as we've ever seen in football.
They're all-time greats. They're just missing this part of – You know, their resume to say pie off big wins and all that type of stuff. And that's why there's a lot of pressure on him.
that's right and that's what well and that's what Josh Allen's saying he's going I just gotta beat Sean Payton this week and then if I beat Lamar Jackson and then I go on the road and we beat Kansas City damn all the demons will be off my back so it's like it's funny they're in the same boat right it really is it's crazy that way and yeah then to go to the Super Bowl like you said and then have to deal with you know who knows what team the Lions the Eagles and go over
well they're pretty good we got to beat them does that count does this one count i don't know what's going to happen right but uh these these are these are the things that we know greatness in the nfl pantheon the hall of famers all that they're judged on these moments and it's unfortunate that three greats like this are all on the same side of the bracket and got to deal with each other but that's just the way it is and that's what's going to make this playoffs awesome
Well, Brady will know the right coaches, right? I know you guys released some shit on social media about me and all the damn Brady stuff last week. That was Billy. I'm a believer in Brady. I am, as far as a football mind. I like Tom Brady a lot. In fact, it hurts me that that goes out on social media just because I like him, but I still stand by what I said, but either way.
I don't like you, so shut that up.
I think you hit the teams and the points there, Billy. I think you're right in what you're saying. I mean, I know you don't like Trevor Lawrence, and there might be other people in football that feel the same way. I get that, but it's still not a bad one to have.
And the Jaguars, a little bit like you said with the Bears, wait, we've got receivers, we've got a running back, we've got two of them actually, we've got some pass rushers, we've got some guys in the secondary. We just need to kind of improve the O-line a little bit and get maybe a better defensive tackle in there. So they're not far off. The Bears, I already explained that, right? Not far off.
And you got the quarterback there. And the Patriots, you know, they're a little more work than the Jaguars and the Bears as far as the full team. But you do have Drake May, certainly, right? But, you know, there's a lot more to do there. And that's where, you know, I feel bad for Gerard Mayo is that, like – They finished exactly where I think everybody thought they would finish.
Like, nobody looked at the Patriots and went, oh, they're an under-the-radar sleeping giant this year. Watch out for them. I mean, there's not a lot of bright spots on their football team. They got a few good secondary players, right? They got Drake May. They got Ramondre Stevenson. After that, everybody's going to be looked and evaluated to see whether they should be the guys going forward.
So, you know, there's a little more work there in New England than those other two.
I think I would be right now. I would. All right. Pain in the ass. Certainly. Right. I'm going to pick, I'm picking Minnesota to win that game this weekend, but only by a field goal. But I, yeah, I worry about what I've seen from the Rams offense. And even though the Rams defense has been better as of late, I don't know if it's good enough
to hold down the fort if the offense can't be explosive and put up some points. So I look at them to be a team that could maybe, you know, they can win this weekend, maybe could upset one of the teams in the next round. I certainly don't think that's crazy, but I would think it kind of ends there right around that story. That's about it.
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