I think they can use plausible deniability here because whatever was bothering Burrow before was not the same injury that took him out and therefore was not a “wrist problem”. It could have been carpal tunnel for all we know. My wife wears a wrist brace at work for that. Maybe he was playing video games on the plane and just wanted to wear a brace so he wouldn’t get any pain to crop up or something.
Young Jedi Knights books by Kevin J Anderson were the first ones that had me waiting for the next one to come out.
It should be Myles Garrett. Browns offense has been bad and the defense has been near historic at times and he leads the league in sacks. The Browns are likely 2 games worse without him.
But, as others have said, it will still probably be a QB. Instead of going to the most deserving player, it will go to the next most deserving QB.
Myles Garrett should be the front runner for MVP this year. CLE’s D is one of the only reasons they are where they are and Garrett is on an incredible tear.
Easily. The Browns went all in thinking this was their move to get them to the SB and there’s still time but the early returns aren’t looking good. Generally speaking, Watson is better than Mayfield, but I do wonder how Mayfield would be doing with Cooper and Moore to throw to and this defense. Mayfield was throwing to Jarvis Landry, Rashard Higgins, and Donovan Peoples-Jones.
Mayfield is certainly not perfect but he has a 93.7 QB rating this year and only one more INT than Watson in 3 more games played.
Kyle Pitts. We love our TEs here in KC and having him as the next in line after Kelce has been a pipe dream of mine since he was drafted.
They beat the Chiefs the following year and were 13-3. Maybe if this year happened last year I would believe it, but this just seems like a silly article that started with a premise and worked backwards. If anything, I think getting dominated by Cincy at home in the playoffs last year hurt worse than the 13-second game.
I read The Haunting of Hill House in like two days. I would consider it a page-turner for sure.
EDIT: Almost forgot Slaughterhouse Five by Vonnegut. Couldn’t put that down when I first started reading.
An artist is the artist and they can do what they want with their work. “Art is never finished, only abandoned.”
That said, it rarely interests me to do such a thing and I wouldn’t read it in most cases.