Your Monday Night Football Open Thread

Did you catch that amazing one-hander by Danny Dimes? Probably the 2nd-best ever by a Giant-the only one better was Jason Seahorn snagging a prime Angie Harmon. Nobody gonna top that.

Fallout:

-Finally, some positive news out of Chi Town! Coach Nagy got himself the #NuAids. If he’s not able to go next week the STC will give it a try. His name? That’s right, Peter Pumpkinhead.

-More blessings for lousy teams/players come in the form of an injury to Zach Wilson. Seriously, I think all these rookie/soph qb’s that are struggling need to have a sit for at least a week. Most will be fine, I just think the learning curve is too great for most of them. Doesn’t help that they have to deal with blitz packages up the ying yang while learning the basics.

-Ertz seems to like his new surroundings in Arizonny, saying something about ‘the grass is so much greener, though there is a distinct lack of batteries here’.

-The Bucs are going to cruise the rest of the way. Aside from the Bills, every other team on the sked has a losing record. Yay!

-Now here’s team that is going to have to earn it. Cincy has the Browns twice, the Raiders, the Chargers, and the Ravens again. Pitt is in there as well and although shitty, you can’t look past a divisional foe.

-Maybe Pitts is special? He’s the first rookie te to have back-to-back 100 yard games since the year of our Rozelle, 1970.

To The Game!

Saints/Seahawks:

-New Orleans’ wr corps has been found, umm, wanting. It says something that Payton is ruing the loss of special teamer/5th option Deonte Harris and looking forward to the return of the very average Tre’Quan Smith.

-I feel sorry for all those folks out there with Metcalf and Lockett. Those Geno-centric reasons why you’ve had to lower your expectations? They aren’t low enough.

-If you don’t follow Seattle but are aware that their D stinks, let me toss a number at you. Prior to last week they gave up 450+ yards four weeks in a row. Last week there were some signs of improvement though. They surrendered a mere 345 to the one-dimensional Steelers attack.

Let’s do this!