WhitewalkerInPhilly

I thought that was the Ayahuasca

Wow how did he do that when he's so slow! 🤣 Jokes aside, while he's no sprinter I'd say his issue is that he's fast not quick. He doesn't have the burst off the line that the Xaviers have naturally. But when he's full speed, or had found a soft spot in the zone he's smooth enough that he's been able to turn upfield. Watch that TD vs the Texans, not only did he outrace his way in he out muscled it

Yeah if anything that should make us take this with a grain of salt

Coleman was already at 0. It was nice of you to spot him that lead 😁 But seriously I had concerns on draft night that at this point seem to be lain to rest. If the ceiling is high level #2WR that's still a major asset. Let's see if he can stand as a #1

Yep. Not only did he force his way out, he agreed to have the last two years of his contract shaved off. I don't need to celebrate his injury to think that the Bills dodged a bullet by getting what they could for him before an injury like this happened on their watch

McDaniel has shown some ingenuity in how he does it, but 90% of pass concepts are "Waddle Go Route to stretch the field, Hill motion out of the backfield or crossing route, Tua throws in under 3 seconds" If one of those things ain't happening it's been a trainwreak

There's nothing I've seen or heard from the Dolphins in the intervening 6 weeks that's told me that the Bills need to radically change their game plan from Week Two. Let the Dolphins invest in stopping the run, then start hitting them on screens and play action. Keep long sustained drives, force Hill and Waddle to work for it, do what you can to limit to damage on runs

It's hard for me to think about a rematch here. I know the Dolphins are a bit different but the structural similarities are still about the same so in my mind I have to give an edge to the Bills at home with a healthy TJ plus Cooper

I mean we could even argue that with the way the market has been skyrocketing that getting in a year early helps long term

"We didn't know for 9 months then we figured out in was an ACL tear. Wild huh? We thought he might be pregnant. Man our doctors suck" That's what happened with Von in 2022

For what it's worth, there's a Japanese place on the same block as my work, which is rubbing right up against Camden NJ. They've made the regional James Beard list three times in the last seven years. My wife grew up with a friend whose Dad is one of the sushi chefs there and it's still a family run place where the old timers are sadly looking at retiring within then next few years. *Ahem* My point being that you don't need to have immediate ocean access to have good sushi.

Controlled rotting is literally all fermented foods. You introduce the microbes you want so it rots the way you want, make conditions as nice for those microbes and then wait. It's from bread, to cocoa, to pickles, to yogurt to the happy juice that helps me hang on when the Bills lose a game

Yep. Used to be directly on Elmwood. They moved to a slightly larger place in Allentown For what it's worth, almost every high end sushi place in the US uses frozen fish, mostly because even if you are on the coast the spoilage time would be extreme on expensive inventory. Philadelphia has a Morimoto outpost. Philadelphia is at best an hour from the ocean and that's the jersey shore. That does not have the reputation for cold water seafood fishing. They obviously are getting it shipped.

I mean it's hard not to get more OG than Kuni. The owner literally came from Japan and has been at work for 28 years. Now, I know it wasn't authentic but I had a weakness for Sea Bar. Come on, a beef on weck roll, take my money!

It's not like I have particular insight but I think it was a combination of a few factors. 1) Opponent: from what I've dug up, Seattle loves to run zone coverage. Keon and Shakir have had no issue beating that this year. Seattle has also ranked near the bottom in run defense. 2) Field conditions: it was a downpour with the field and ball slick (as we saw many times) Were I, a complete novice, to cook up a situational game plan my immediate thought would be to explore the team strength/weakness by putting primary attack on the run game (Cook went off 100+ yards, 2 TDs) and shorter timing routes. Those are things it takes time to build chemistry on and I don't think Cooper is there yet, especially when you had two options that were working wonders