There’s no creativity to this offense and Kelly’s return won’t matter much. Defenses will key on him and still shut them down. New Cath is a train wreck and can’t keep going 3 and out and have negative offensive yards.

Camels run defense is as tough as they come. Ryle struggled to run the ball and had to resort to the pass. Ryle’s current passing game does not resemble anything like what we’re used to seeing. England is a bruiser and is a bull but that’s all the Raiders have at this point. Ryle seemed to wear down in the 2nd half and the Camels started moving the ball.

Did Lee and Armour play for Cooper?

Those NCC offensive stats continue to look very very bad. What was NCC’s issues tonight on offense?

Ryle has a lot of issues to fix on offense.

Reid Jolly with another INT. Camels will go into victory formation with 2:53 left.

Reid Jolly picks off a Smith pass at midfield. QB Helton with a big run down to the Ryle 22. 7:05 left

Helton runs it in for a TD. Anderson XP is good 14-0 Camels with 8:30 left.

Camels connect on a misdirection screen pass that goes for about 30 yards. Helton to Terhaar. Ball on the Ryle 3.

Camels punt down to the Ryle 19 with 11:00 left.

Multiple PI calls tonight going unnoticed. Before anyone calls me out, it’s bad both ways.

Ryle attempts a halfback pass. CC’s Singleton picks it off at the end of Q3. Camel ball on the CC 37.

Grant Jolly with a 35 yard TD run. Anderson kicks the XP and Camels lead 7-0 with 4:36 left in Q3.

Grant Jolly with a big run up the middle. Camels driving at the Ryle 35.

Camel ball at their 21.

Molique misses from 44 yards. Still 0-0 with 6:10 left in Q3.

0-0 halftime. Both teams can’t have 100 yards of offense between them. If you love defense, you need to head to Alexandria immediately!

Both Ryle and CC’s punters are having awesome games. Good thing because that’s pretty much all we’re seeing here folks. Camels ball on their 20 to start the drive. 6:05 left in Q2.

The refs don’t believe in throwing flags in this game.

Camels driving at the Ryle 21 with 9:38 left in Q2.

Offense is scarce in this contest. 0-0 end of Q1.

I'm seeing a low scoring game. Camels 21 Ryle 17.

These are all accurate and fair assessments. It's not a stretch to say that NKY as a whole is down this year. The interesting things I'll be looking for over the next 2-3 weeks: 1. We'll know a little more about Highlands after they take on Lex Cath and SK. 2. We'll know a little more about SK after they take on Highlands and Beechwood. 3. Is Campbell County a pretender or contender? The Ryle game should tell a lot. 4. The road...

Losers :walk: just kidding, I'll probably be in the week 3 survivor pool :lol2:

Cincinnati will have to be in "show me" mode on Thursday night. Problem is, they don't even show up during primetime games so I doubt they'll show me anything. Ravens 35 Bengals 13

This will be a great test for the Browns defense - on the road against Brees, Kamara, Thomas and company. This game will tell a lot about Cleveland's progress (or lack thereof). If the Browns can keep this one close and manage to generate some sustained offense, I'll feel better about this team. If not and it's a blowout...well I don't want to think about that.

7 Philadelphia 5 Houston 3 Minnesota 2 New York Jets 1 New England TB Philadelphia

Chargers

I'm still trying to figure out if most of the sacks were Tyrod's fault or not. Half the time, he was under instant pressure so I'm not putting any plays that were made by the Steelers on him. However, the instances where he had protection, he held onto the ball forever. What I'm not sure of (because camera angles don't show the whole field) is were the Browns receivers covered most of the time or did Tyrod expect to make perfect, safe passes...

Progress! Go Browns!