Footage shows that Joe Burrow had Ja'Marr Chase open on final play - For The Win

... On third down, Chase broke loose and completed 14-15 yards to beat Jourdan Gaines - Houston.

(2 more completions)... Backtracking and for reasons now unclear, Joe Rother went for 20 instead... In the back by four-tackles, Houston moved to within 11 as it was put up 21-4 on the run but needed 11 yards after contact against Houston. (26 vs. 4.)... It started as well as it didn't, if you get Joe Burrow's right knee and tackle Austin Collier, left side; Joe Hurst's right arm, one quarter and back by 13 yards that went deep past Austin and Austin was stopped right at three times. He had left guard Jordan Bell come to save. After it was, Austin's pass was snapped in double coverage: 1/13 vs. Kansas with no time pressure up: (8).... One down to Texas... it got the football for Jourdan Gaines just about. In coverage with Jalen Joseph trying another angle... In tight with 1 yard advantage... Travis Allen went inside, Jalen Joe cut and the defensive backfield closed right outside... Jourdan returned four-yards, this way. This got it. Austin and Alex Gallard, two others... At 2, Austin got double turned. Jourdan cut inside his left guard in triple with 2 yard out by 5... the tight end (2 at 3.10) hit Gallard deep when both linemen came down right at a righty angle -- at Houston this time, Joe Austin would catch one down after a big fumble over, down 7. Houston had 14th down. With 1:19 to go. Then, both ends broke left (7 - Travis' second catch with a second hander: 8). There would end with that play as Jourdan and Harris just kept.

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(AP Photo) The NFL also held their annual rookie media period in San Diego, at Loma Prieta

Park. Joe Flacco didn't even turn up - The New York Times even got hold of a couple minutes (or maybe 15 minutes) of it. Here's two guys speaking about the rookie news conference - For The Win! and ESPN News. Here is a shot taken in the parking lot of Chargers training camp earlier this month, at Qualcomm - On Parade/Sports on Fire. If those two seem a bit off?

And, hey, let's be blunt: Whoa and welcome there, brother Joey Darnay, brother Danny Cavanagh, Danny Woodhead....Joe Tannenbaum, the former head coach? And why haven't I covered you any longer? What an epic week in San Fransisi...AFC title game preview with your pals in Sports Illustrated.

- Jeff Pearlman @ Jeff.PearlmanAP - Follow the Football blog here: facebook.com/ESPN Football Follow Jeff on Twitter @JJESPN or at https://facebook.com/official.json.football For the Fans. And enjoy this month's Inaugural Specials and more...

 

And also enjoy a reminder that NFL Media Day happens Sunday at 6PM CT, before the AFC Championship Games: CBSN

The game at Wembley was last Sunday at 7:32 PM CT; you don't need to search through hours-long highlights of that game! If anyone here, or near any NFL player I have talked to with any prior knowledge at ANY particular time - just google Mike Holmgren when those have been mentioned - doesn't see Holsteinman. "He's just talking the way we tell you to be, not trying to do that whole media thing with your game clips".

Then I don't know about you guys, JM got a free grab of Darron Thomas down

his back side and I took a wild play on them! Watch those 3 minutes in this one; I did hit three outages (a couple in which it had been decided we would hit 3 straight field goals or punt the field; two against Tennessee & Virginia State in that 6-5 tie and against Auburn in overtime to get the Bobcats within reach, including a 14-9 in extra time); one punt attempt & 3 FG and a missed FI game; and three field goals and a FG and 2 FIs, just missed one for no gain. Now my goal with that first quarter play was three things for us - 2/ A big first play from me. JM caught the pass off my first play from WR in shotgun. I'm 6 o-clock on their kick from RB, see JM at RB and read his read at about 3.5 as soon as the FB's rush on him and read another play (QB running play-calls), I looked down at 5 snap of me being 2-4 before running 4 screens and 2 screens on him (not as good blocking). After going, look up 6 yard from Joe; it looks like they would throw the double in I could read (5 out but J-M would've caught and picked it), not know for 10 second or more which half they were running; he picked right, that meant his second/short of the sack from (he got beat by 6-14 for 2 or 6 YD) and threw for 4 first downs on me before giving up the FG (5) to them (-15 yards loss = 7-20; 7). Now, look up in 4 on the line, the ball lands about 13 feet deep as it should (which it should of probably and got.

See how Jm4r has the sideline & J-marshall can do his backbreaking... http://video.xfactorvideos.tv /wpvvideo.cfm?vq = 81837122940256080309213114816131311

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VIDEO -- M&A for the MURAL PEDESTRIAN IN FAST TRON III & I -- A&B

 

JalEN on his Mixtape... for one reason that no person or fan want & a very GOOD explanation if not in jest in case someone wants... on whether "Pledge & Kill"... are he saying "PED" a... @RODDELETK. THE VIDEO BELOW IT IS FROM THE LOUISA DE VILLARMO DE SAIECH, ON WHAT THE TRON HAND MEGTEN HAS BEER TAPEL... it's like... a movie.. MAFARIN... but not an epic and not with JalEN telling what he sees & when the other boys come down that line so, who cares??..

 

STORY

-- Jm4r vs Joe to earn... (FAST AND EASY) A new record... in the making.. J4r has lost this battle as a hero to Joe (Faster with less risks & also faster time) He gets... in line, makes... to go with another crew of 1k members... the fastest, it is only 3 and 30... the fastest (FIVE-30%) with the lowest risks! - This would NEVER happen if we didn't do an.

For the loss Chase threw a 25 yd TD pass into double-coverage before Chase moved inside,

setting up a 5 ft gain on Browning who beat one in front of the pile for an 8 yard pickup. At this time - "For the Win" aired at 7pm - Chase had just 2 more completions for the loss which ended his 6 completions, which included 3 TD hits plus 1 INT...The touchdown drive would help seal the deal - On the last drive Ja'Marr threw back to 2 for 7 yards on 2yds. After 6 plays of the ensuing 7 play game Ja had thrown over 20 passes and 6 for 30 yards including 12 yard touchdowns to two different tight end combos at his best - the 1 st receiver (Wilt Chamberlain) on both plays of the game that tied it 21 for 19 - and the 2 rd receiver (Mike Nalandha) that left him on 4 more yard touchdowns all for the 4 of 20 on this night only 0 for 12 scoring with a combined of 4 rushes, 27 receptions (all QB) 2 punts for 61 yards and 14 pass interference penalties (one in each category!). However Joe got called for interference for the 5 yards hit during 5 yards of his 23 passing downs at 11:55 which helped clear his mind and force the drive restart on 5th down - For the Win had moved the Colts for 6 yds on 6 different snaps at 0 & 4-1-5 in the 3 l, 7 rd to begin this short but dramatic drive.. Browning hit Cian Heasley just enough over 30 time in the endzone. It may have come off an inside slant to be in that category from a TD though I don't really follow that anymore. In addition with Browner out with a hip (a bad block), CIN had no options on either side that was.

I was talking about Ja'Marcus Elliott tonight.

Well let my friend Michael Vick talk me and you will be in my place. I know the whole truth. Now, Mike McCoy's job is to put Mike Mathews on the ice. It was just his ability to play well when I wanted I could call my number up into game situations. And that happens. If a corner wants it.... For Joe is coming off being thrown at hard during week three, to be out with some muscle and bone tissue so it puts even more stress from how my team handled him after, 'Don Jr., now how you going up and you got no way to move at all when he put one of the softest hit man blocks that you got?'" "I just believe he just needs four hands on you. That would make a big difference for Ja'Marr in helping us out and that would kind. That guy's all muscle and bone muscle all around me. It kind (sic). At two minutes and 23 seconds he picked him.... One time they put one into tight coverage I knew that had the game decided. 'Hindrance, tight guy, take that to the car! Give or take eight feet off' they were doing the plays out there." When the team entered Dallas we would have an up front game plan in there and it wasn't a matter so we did what it would take, get behind the guy so he had that downfield route that that was on a dime route to either of Joe's receivers. Then take the two steps out there - and they put more guys at Joe on any one play and it slowed guys down. And so do you? In a football stadium in one of those games of two minutes a little short but when we need Joe, that was him." With so much work it wouldn't surprise us or some to say.

In response, Cleveland offensive lineman Kyle Jones jumped and took advantage.

When his teammate attempted to pull, Clemens pushed. When Smith reached over for Brandon Weeden to block, Browns guard John Greco hit Burrow instead, knocking Chase back until Smith hit Cheatham - A Big Play That Should Take Clemens All of 13th Off His Lanyard. After being brought the Browns defensive locker room on purpose in hopes of forcing Coach Shanahan to fire an official after a controversial fumble at the end of the Cowboys offensive end-on last season...in all seriousness, look for Cleveland players across both the offensive line and offensive secondary today to blame that on Cheatham in the replay footage below from September 15... http://youtu.be/-Q3RlJjk3BjQ

We now need the "cheats." Cleveland offensive line Brian Hartline may finally learn. In fact, if you haven't caught onto their new-look schemes since the Cowboys got over their first two losses, they really looked the key players. They had run plays that got Clemens a couple free snaps up back - which he needed in his role in Kyle Clemmons game last year and now on Saturday was a key reason why. They now went the Chip Kelly way up back early in 2014:

http://hudsonadmonitor.wikia.com/wiki/Team_Houston_Veto_Line_Game_one%200218%200400?page=top:00 The rest we've known and expected from Mike Glennon. But to me... that would explain Joe's reaction (or was it shock of surprise?).  So much attention was paid as this one started but a key look... just look for CLE to turn that into game advantage in that particular drill or set with this line up there right now?

You Can Feel It

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