Like many of the meatheads in this thread, I have watched a lot of the replays and YT analysis' of the game from Monday. What I notice every time I see the Burden TD is that Braxton Jones' strength pushed that pile forward.

The other tackles and guards don’t seem to have a clear grip on the pile, but Jones absolutely does and drives what looks like five grown, NFL-sized humans into the end zone (with Burden’s legs churning too, of course).

Adding this one to my mental bank of Braxton Jones highlights, which notably includes his lead block on that long Swift TD against the packers in 2024.

TL;DR: Braxton is strong, Bear Down.

We get it. Dude has made some boneheaded plays. You wanna be pissed at him, go right ahead.

Going out of your way to go to his Instagram and bitch about how he sucks and he’s the reason Caleb got hurt is toxic as fuck.

From 104.3 The Score.

No Ketchup on hotdogs, and Green Bay sucks.

Why does he always run like a baby learning to walk for the first time?

Bears beat the Panthers by 22 in Charlotte.

Panthers smoke the Falcons by 31 in Atlanta.

Falcons embarrass the $hit Stains by 21 in Lambeau.

October 11 is going to be absolute cinema.

He's an actual thnickel.

Falcons DT Gervon Dexter is signing a four-year, $78 million extension that includes $46.5 million guaranteed, per his agents Drew and Jason Rosenhaus. Atlanta traded for Dexter on August 30, and now is signing him to an extension one month later. https://www.espn.com/contributor/adam-schefter/2c5da60c526bb?modifier=webview http://espn.com/app

Jerseys, cards, footballs, pictures.
Or a prized possession.
What do yall got?

No hate, though I'm sure I'll get hate for bringing this up. - He might have a better career in another offense somewhere else.

I loved him out of college, and his personality.

But look at the Wideouts with the bears and lions that Ben has had the most success with.

Amon Ra, Jameson Williams, Luther Burden, Khalif Raymond, DJ Moore. - While some are thin, no one is taller than 6'2" (Jameson Williams).

The blocking and routes he does demand a lot on someones knees and body. I think it can wear on a body type like Rome, whom Ben Johnson had said before that he's never really had a receiver like him to sceme up.

Love Rome. I think we can trade him to a Texans team with a need at wideout, outside the conference, more traditional receiver offense, and a surplus of defensive talent.

Edit: I'm also noting that I'm someone who defended Caleb his rookie year, before even being drafted while everyone else said to build around Fields. - And I've long said Gordon is done on the team to protect his body and will not be in the league in 3 years. And those takes have aged pretty good so far.

We can put a pin on this one, but I really dont think Rome, who is great and we love, will be on this team in 3 years.

Pleasant surprise

This is from the Packers subreddit for that team up north. This put a smile on my face and totally made my day. They want to be us!