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How will they take them away? They have 3 very good ones and they have multiple TEs on the field practically every play lol. They are essential in both the passing game and the running game. Wide receivers in this offense mostly block.

Yes he looked very smooth. Some of that was due to his tall, lanky frame. He was an elite athlete.

Jackson became the second player in NFL history to have a perfect passer rating (158.3) in multiple games in a single season. Second time he has done it this season. He was 15-of-17 passing for 223 yards, 2 passing TDs and one rushing. He didn't play the 4th quarter, and one of his incompletions was a spike at the end of the first half.

Lol Hauschka. Browns were gonna win one at some point.

Wow Tennessee. So stupid to squib kick it but they survived.

Cunningham was rubberman, and smooth. Not faster lol. Mike Vick will tell you there has never been a faster NFL QB than Jackson. He is faster than most of the top tier receivers and running backs.

It's all good. Very difficult to to engage in intellectually honest political discourse given the striking tribalism we have now. I could expand on that, but I won't.

Yeah I didn't mean to slight Randall. He was an incredible athlete and had a great arm. Loved watching him play.

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You are really hard to like, dude.

Lamar ACTION Jackson. MVP MVP MVP

Christ enough with the political talk. FOOTBALL FOOTBALL FOOTBALL

That Lamar Jackson TD run was a thing of beauty. Pretty confident in saying there has never been anything quite like that from an NFL QB. Sorry Steve Young and Mike Vick.

Time to get RG3 some snaps.

Another D TD, make it 49-10.

No signs of a let down yet.

I think the AO has chance to go more significantly negative moving forward, so we agree there too. Part of that post I was just giving the current projections on the teleconnections verbatim from the EPS through the end of its run. Things are evolving upstairs in the HL regions, and for now it looks like steady as she goes with continued PV disruptions.

This is where I am with it. If there is to be an area of light accumulations at the tail end, it will probably, oddly enough, be to my east/SE. I think most of us have a shot as seeing snow in the air, whether from the weak wave or instability flurries as the cold moves in.

0z Euro SPV currently, and at the end of the run. It is forecast to undergo continued perturbation from the periphery, ending up with 2 main areas of lower heights.The area of lowest negative height anomalies ends up a bit further north than the current location, but much less consolidated/significantly weaker.

Yeah that's a good way to look at it. My forecast has rain ending as snow, little or no accumulation.

@showmethesnow I see your concern about the lower heights near Bering Strait/Chukchi, but I am not too worried at this point as there is still some ridging over western Canada, and it seems this may be part of a pattern relax/reload. Now if we see those heights persist and lower, and we end up with a blue ball migrating towards the GOA, then there might be a problem. Looking at the strat panels on the Euro, the PV gets elongated but there is still a piece on our side. Verbatim on the EPS, surface temps are average to slightly above from the 20th to the 25th in the east, but if the developments in the NA are real, and the EPAC doesn't further deteriorate, we should see lower heights develop in the eastern US on future ens runs in response.

Low was 28 here around midnight. Currently 33.

I would be surprised to see anything on the ground. Have seen this hundreds of times on guidance, and it almost never materializes. Cold chasing rain. Seeing some flakes fly would be a win.

I like where the advertised pattern is heading in general towards the end of the month. It will become a bit milder for a time. Guidance indicates continued disruptions of the SPV, with some warming and height rises. Just need to keep the SPV on the weak side- a SSWE is not required for a good response in the HL troposphere to allow cold air delivery into the midlatitudes. Looking at the teleconnections on the EPS, AO stays slightly negative, NAO trends negative, and this is clearly seen at h5 on both the EPS and GEFS in the LR with heights building across Greenland into Baffin. We shall see if it materializes. The PNA trends neutral, and WPO/EPO positive. So it looks like while we lose the big coupled blocking ridge out west, we will see improvement in the NA, hopefully in the form of a legit -NAO (blocking ridge) towards the end of the month. I don't think the PAC is going to turn hostile- this looks to be more of a relaxation. Ofc time will tell, lol.

Well, looks like it's getting there...