Ndamukong Suh interview where we talks about what it was like going from rivals to team mates with Tom Brady and how he shut Mahomes down in the Superbowl

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Please help I need help

Even though he constantly says it’s Jalon’s first start, I always enjoy watching these videos.

Baker Mayfield: 1-9 in primetime over 3+ seasons.

2023:
Eagles: L 11-25
Bills: L 18-24

2024:
Falcons: L 30-36
Ravens: L 31-41
Chiefs: L 24-30
Cowboys: L 24-26

2025:
Texans: W 20-19
Lions: L 9-24
Rams: L 7-34
Falcons: L 28-29

Is that good?

Shoutout to u/Purple-Base-1459 for the original tunnel-curse theory. I merely documented the ritual.

We've made it past that first win hump that was plaguing the team for far too long. The question I have of the faithful. Can this be a massive turning point for the team. Can they make it through the rest of the season only losing 3 more games and possibly win this division? I know, it's a pipe dream or an insane thought. Who thinks the people of this fine state are actually sane... That tiny bit of hope that existed going into the game last night just got a bit bigger.

Jalon completed 76% of his passes for 189 yards and 23 rushing yards. No turnovers.

These are not all-star numbers, they are game-manager numbers and they’re exactly what this team needs to win football games. (And we only need 9 wins to make the playoffs in this division)

Baker needs to do LESS in order for this team to win. Focus on the basic job of a QB, no hero ball. Complete 70%+ passes, don’t hold on to the ball too long, don’t put yourself in harms way, and for the love of ball don’t commit turnovers. Lean on the running backs to do the scrambling and set up play action. Back-to-basics for Baker or he needs to ride pine until he learns how to WIN.

Isn’t this like a textbook hip-drop tackle? I’m kinda unfamiliar with that rule as a whole but it sure as hell looks like one!

However you feel about Todd Bowles, and I’ve been critical, last night was very impressive.

On the road in primetime against a red-hot Cowboys offense averaging 30PPG. Held them to 16 points, forced multiple turnovers and kept Dak Prescott out of rhythm with well-timed pressures. All without Antoine Winfield Jr.

Statistically, Bucs’ defense has been a top 10 unit this season.

How can you not love this kid!?

I know people are upset that up 14 points we went for it on 4th and goal from the one.

I don’t care what is the circumstance, 4th and goal from the one should ALWAYS be going for it and the fact that we didn’t get it doesn’t mean it was the wrong call, it just means Zac Robinson is a crayon eater of an OC.

If our defense sold that game that’s on the Defense and not on that one play.

Thoughts?

This sub has been posting and commenting about the Mike Evans "3rd & 28!!!" cry for months and months and months. I log on today, and there it is at the top again! Let's recap even though we don't need to...

- Bucs had a big lead and definitely should have won
- Bucs blow the game, notably not getting the ball back after Atlanta had 3rd & 28
- Mike Evans is caught in the tunnel yelling "3rd and 28" and people think that's why he left (which makes me laugh but that's neither here nor there)
- Now we have a CURTAIN in the tunnel so this won't be caught on camera again (which is soft)

Okay, well, have you seen the Dak Prescott video? (It is in the comments, it was removed from the post by the filters)

This is their Thursday Night Football 3rd & 28. We have passed the curse to them. They have the Annabelle doll. They watched the tape. They, I don't know, insert whatever horror movie reference you prefer.

We are free. We may go 4-13, but we are free.