NFL Week 6 thread: Godspeed, Sneeze Achiu

He played the majority of the 2010s, started as a rookie, won a Super Bowl and played in another in the 2010s, and we've played less than one season of the 2020s. That's why the 2010s. For this discussion, I think it's fair to compare his body of work from 2012-19 against the decade's other QBs.
If you want to say he's in the top five of quarterbacks for the 2020s, I won't argue that point.

 

He's been one of the top five for at least the past five years.

 

I just don't understand NFL defenses sometimes.
3rd down at the 10, and two defenders kinda stay close to Kelse. But neither one actually guards him. Touchdown, Chiefs.

I just don't get nfl defenses.

 

What's the point of playing defense at all if all you're going to do is stay within 8 feet of him?

 

Do all discussions have to fit into a decades comparison?

 

And Sid Hartman gets an obit on the KC-Buf game.

 

They're taking social distancing pretty seriously?

 

Overheard on a hot mic?

 

Correct. And one of the few other linebackers of his ilk, Luke Kuechly, retired. Not saying Rodgers won't have bad days here and there - that's called being human, even with stratospheric expectations and ability - but I have doubts this will transform into a habit.

 

Titans informed review of outbreak has concluded; fine possible

The Titans did violate league COVID protocols, but there will be no significant punishment. We already knew there weren't going to be any forfeits. They won't lose any draft picks. The fines are meaningless. Once again, the league that claims to want to protect its players has no stomach for actually punishing an organization that failed to protect its players. This goes right along with the toothless rules for teams that violate concussion protocols.

 

Having watched Dallas tonight and the Giants and the Redskins yesterday (I was trying to stay safe but COVID can't be a worse experience) leads me to conclude the Eagles can clinch the division when they get five wins.