Burrow played in an early pre-season game. I see that as a positive.

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Referee explains sideline collision with Cowboys' CeeDee Lamb: 'It's more of a rare situation'​

Lamb absorbed one of the biggest hits of the game despite not being in uniform against the Los Angeles Rams​

However, Lamb still ended up being on the receiving end of one of the most violent hits of the night despite being in a hat, t-shirt and sweatpants on the sideline. He ended up being penalized for "a foul against an official" that officially went down as an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty while watching Dallas' offense. Lamb began to celebrate Cowboys wide receiver Jonathan Mingo breaking wide open and beyond the Rams' secondary defenders. Lamb's celebration led him to the thickly-painted, white portion of the sideline where Lamb put his hand up and turned his back to everyone but Mingo flying downfield. An official was sprinting down the thick white portion of the sideline to keep up with the play, and he was so locked in on the action that he didn't notice Lamb until it was too late. Both of them went flying when the official smacked into Lamb's back on the tail end of the sequence.

"It's sideline interference. CeeDee Lamb was standing in the restricted white border area, which is our area to officiate the game. The official on the play was focused solely on doing his job, and he ran into CeeDee Lamb, who was standing in that restricted area," referee Alex Moore said postgame via a pool report. "That's what happened. And with that contact, it's an automatic foul."

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Neither Schottenheimer nor Lamb argued the call, so all parties were able to move forward conflict free.

Login to view embedded media I hear what he’s saying, but he’s forgetting some points. Yes, OSU fans look at winning the Natty as being a big deal. But OSU has lost to scUM 4 straight years, so we will not forget that. No matter how many years down the road it goes. Alabama hadn’t lost to Auburn 4 straight years, so of course that loss didn’t mean as much when they won in the NC. If OSU was even 2-2 the last 4yrs, I don’t think OSU fans would have looked at the loss in 2024 in the same way. It also doesn’t help that most of us won’t forget that the team was 21+pt favorites as well. Don’t get me wrong, the Natty will never be forgotten, but there is still massive pressure on Day even with the Natty because he NEEDS to beat scUM. Sabah owned Auburn, outside a phenomenal Cam Newton year and the special teams blunder, they dominated Auburn. Day has an NC but hasn’t beaten his biggest rival, that isn’t and won’t be lost on OSU fans

He's been 40 all his life

BigWoof31 said:

Someone said this is the 6th year in a row the Bengals have entered Camp with some type of Contract disagreement/holdout/hold-in/drama

IDK how you guys do this. Your scar tissue to Bengals issues has calcified into iron at this point.

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Buckeneye said:

Fields has wheels and he's a better QB for having them - great athlete. It's difficult to argue with the results of a TD.

Despite all that athletic ability, I really want to see JF take that next step as a passer. For the longevity and effectiveness of his career, he absolutely must.

When you get your best weapon (Garrett) in motion and draw a push/match from a safety and you don't exploit it... fans can cheer within the vaccuum of that moment, but quality DCs will see your lapse(s) and exploit it later.

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I found this article interesting. It doesn't mention Fields, but I suspect that he would score poorly on Payton's evaluation criteria: https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/45869555/how-bo-nix-aced-sean-payton-qb-test

Browns picked the wrong TOSU RB.

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@Thump

Is that bad?

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Bad

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Fields has wheels and he's a better QB for having them - great athlete. It's difficult to argue with the results of a TD.

Despite all that athletic ability, I really want to see JF take that next step as a passer. For the longevity and effectiveness of his career, he absolutely must.

When you get your best weapon (Garrett) in motion and draw a push/match from a safety and you don't exploit it... fans can cheer within the vaccuum of that moment, but quality DCs will see your lapse(s) and exploit it later.

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LSU RB JT Lindsey surrenders after warrant alleges he harbored two murder suspects in on-campus dorm

Lindsey's attorney says the player was unaware the two teenagers staying in his on-campus dorm were wanted by police

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LSU RB JT Lindsey surrenders after warrant alleges he harbored two murder suspects in on-campus dorm​

Lindsey's attorney says the player was unaware the two teenagers staying in his on-campus dorm were wanted by police​

LSU freshman running back JT Lindsey surrendered to campus police Friday afternoon after a warrant was issued for his arrest on two felony counts of accessory after the fact to second-degree murder, his attorney told WAFB-TV. Lindsey is accused of allowing two teenagers wanted on murder charges -- 17-year-old Shemell Jacobs and 18-year-old Keldrick Jordan -- to stay in his LSU dorm earlier this year.

Jacobs and Jordan were arrested Monday inside the Nicholson Gateway dorms by the U.S. Marshals Service.

The two suspects allegedly stayed in Lindsey's on-campus apartment for nearly two weeks. Marshals said they found multiple firearms in the unit, including two AR-15 rifles, a Draco and a Glock. Jacobs and Jordan are wanted in connection with a fatal shooting of 17-year-old Corey Brooks in Alexandria, Louisiana, in May. Lindsey and the two suspects are from Alexandria.

Lindsey's attorney, Kris Perret, told WAFB that Lindsey was unaware Jacobs and Jordan were wanted by police when he allowed them to stay at his dorm and denied any involvement in the crime. However, an arrest warrant alleges Lindsey knew the suspects were wanted, citing an interview with one of Lindsey's associates.
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@Thump

Is that bad?

Ending my stay in NOLA. Ordered a chicken, bowl of gumbo and a bottle of Abita Amber to be sacrificed to Jo-Bu so that Michigan can receive what they are due.

Is it too early to request a hype video for this game?

calibuck said:

Well, if he brings in a student as the '12th man', then I'm moving. Guess he's trying to become a 'change agent' in a place that needs no more than a little tweaking....and if memory serves correctly, wasn't he hired from T A&M because he had significant NIL experience? Now, that seems to be the Buckeyes weakness, no?

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I'm certain he wasn't hired bc aTm over spent in NIL and he was going to bring that to Ohio State. We don't need to bring outsiders in to convince people to spend money on the football program.

Well, if he brings in a student as the '12th man', then I'm moving. Guess he's trying to become a 'change agent' in a place that needs no more than a little tweaking....and if memory serves correctly, wasn't he hired from T A&M because he had significant NIL experience? Now, that seems to be the Buckeyes weakness, no?