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Bad second half for Geno Smith and the Seahawks. Will they sign him or let him test the open market next year? Big game offensively for the Niners.

Watching Purdy reminds me of former Rams QB Marc Bulger, a talented pocket passer who replaced Kurt Warner but had injuries that shortened his career. A bright future for Purdy if he can avoid the injuries. And the storyline continues ...

Could still be a game of two halves, which bettors cant stand but so far Lawrence has the interception bug as the Jaguars are deep in a hole with the other LA team ...

Choke job by LA or great comeback by Jax? Lawrence kept fighting and overcame the third largest deficit in postseason history ... Chargers defense layed down in the second half ...

Not much went right for the Chargers after they recovered the muffed punt.

Had to settle for FG first and goal. They did get a stop but had a three and out themselves and gave up a TD at the end of the half. That was it for the defense for the game. Offense at least got a FG and moved the ball in the 2nd half.

Jaguars are probably the better team anyway.

The Chargers find ways to lose. Staley’s as good as gone.

Herbert seems better outside the pocket, too many passes got batted down. The offense settled for too many FGs and missed a huge one.

Brian wolf wrote:Bad second half for Geno Smith and the Seahawks. Will they sign him or let him test the open market next year? Big game offensively for the Niners.

Watching Purdy reminds me of former Rams QB Marc Bulger, a talented pocket passer who replaced Kurt Warner but had injuries that shortened his career. A bright future for Purdy if he can avoid the injuries. And the storyline continues ...

Bulger...you mean as a passer right? Because Bulger couldn't dream of nimble-waltzing the pocket like that even on his best day.

The Bills got sloppy and allowed a comeback. Can the Dolphins stay with them in the second half?

The Bills got sloppy and allowed a comeback. Can the Dolphins stay with them in the second half?[quote][/quote]
The Bills are getting their second wind and should win going away.

Brian wolf wrote:Herbert seems better outside the pocket, too many passes got batted down. The offense settled for too many FGs and missed a huge one.

Defense gave up four straight TDs and probably would have given up a fifth but the Jags didn't need one to win. Probably still win if the Chargers make that FG.

Chargers didn't get a lot more points but at least moved the ball some of the time, even though they don't run it that well. The defense failed more than the offense did.