SageAgainstTheMachine

I'm torn on that one but I think I want KC to win. The NFL is just too unpredictable and I do not want Week 17 to be for the division.

My prediction: Tom Brady will not shake Jared Goff's hand tonight.

Suddenly we're a top-5 franchise in long term outlook and stability. Who'd a thunk?

We run enough 3 and 4 WR sets that neither Brown nor Davis has to keep the other one off the field.

Could be the best rookie class of WRs ever.

I get the sense that many posters here get a kick out of scanning every piece of media after a win until they find something vaguely disrespectful and then using it to suggest that there's a narrative against the Bills. There's not. Holistically we're getting enormously positive attention and analysts/pundits are fawning over Josh.

Not going to comment on Kyler Murray's character because honestly none of us know. I do think that the Cardinals are basically following in the Browns footprints the last couple seasons of being anointed the hot new contenders before really proving anything. As if NFL defenses were going to go "OH NO, NOT THE AIR RAID" and collapse.

I have this feeling that NE will pick off Goff 3 or 4 times and roll them by a couple scores.

The Bills had no way of knowing Jefferson would be available and we have no way of knowing that he would have been their pick had they been given the chance (enormously deep WR class). We traded the pick for Diggs, not Jefferson for Diggs. Diggs was worth the pick. You don't analyze draft pick trades by analyzing what the trade partner did with the pick unless it's an extreme case like 1st overall and there's a unanimous best player.

I've been saying all along that we're going to look back at this season and wonder how far we might have gotten with LeGarrette Blount. It has me VERY depressed.

LOL how the hell were the Cowboys saying they had the ball?

McCarthy is an absolute trash-tier coach.

Just a weird paradigm to me. Every other position makes mistakes and its "We're a team and we pick each other up" but RBs get banished to the shadow realm. Even WRs fumbling don't usually seem to get benched.

Just further proves, you never EVER pay for a RB long term.

So I've never quite understood this. By way of being a mechanical error, a RB fumbing the ball is no worse a mistake than a WR dropping an easy catch or an OL missing on a block. Sure, the stakes are obviously higher with the turnover but it's really no more egregious of a physical error. So why is there a punitive benching in the case of fumbling and fumbling only?

I mean, in a sense they passed on him 187 times. Their 5 picks and the 182 times they failed to trade up for him.

Did you know that the Cowboys passed on Tyler Bass in the draft 6 times?

Weren't you watching? Everyone tuned in to see Saleh.

We gotta put Mongo back there.

Twitter is the worst thing ever invented.

Does anyone else have Hail Mary PTSD even when it's a team you don't care about defending it?

Nope, they only did that last year. The refs huffed and puffed and refused to overturn any of those.

Now John Lennon died?? This really is the worst year.

I'm pretty sure he "missed" that one like Bass did in the first game.

Only seen a couple Cowboys games since Dak went down but I believe you. Cooper pulls the disappearing act for sure.