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Come Fan with UsWednesday, August 5, 2026

Is Tom Brady a vampire? Maybe!

Is he really ageless or does he just think he is?

UNBREAKABLE: Just how long can Tom Brady play football? He told the press this week he’s aiming for another 10 years, which feels like a bit of a stretch. Or maybe not. He’s like a vampire that feeds off his opponents’ crummy play.

BILLS DEFENSE: Mario Williams and Marcell Dareus have both complained publicly about the Bills defense. And they have some very valid criticisms!

POINT HIMSELF OUT: Ravens linebacker C.J. Mosley isn’t shying away from taking responsibility for the team’s struggling defense. The question now is whether or not they can do anything about it.

BAD MANNING: Just how bad is Peyton Manning playing this season? These numbers give his play through six games some context ... hint: It’s bad.

THURSDAY NIGHT: The Seahawks are limping into Thursday’s game with the 49ers, and it’s not exactly the slam dunk a lot of people would’ve predicted. Needless to say, if Seattle’s going to have any chance this season, this is a must-win game.

RAMMED: The Rams released their injury report on Wednesday, and it’s got a whole bunch of surprise names on it.

SAN DIEGO’S HAIL MARY: There’s a renewed push to get a downtown stadium in San Diego for the Chargers, what could be the city’s Hail Mary for keeping the team.

LINEMAN RECORD: Bengals left tackle Andrew Whitworth hasn’t allowed a sack in more than 800 snaps. He’s on the verge of breaking a very impressive record.

LONDON BILLS: The Bills have already ruled out Tyrod Taylor and Sammy Watkins for this week's game in London. Percy Harvin isn't there for "personal reasons;" as he's reportedly considering retirement over his nagging hip injury.

DANGEROUS BUSINESS: Cam Newton proposed fining the media for making bad predictions. Um, no. But maybe we could compromise and let someone fine us for the hottest of takes.

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