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That's what I was looking for. Should have googled it I guess

I will run it on the playoff sim. If the chiefs lose and never lose again this year ; if we win out and Miami win out then all 3 are 3 loss teams. We have tie breaker over KC but what about Miami?

You can tape his ankle and foot and he would be fine. Not as fine as if he was a Tackle, but better than guard.

It means that Dan Campbell is with the 1st pick of the draft but now tempted by the wildcard playoff spot which is possible.

If you're going unpredictable it'd be more sensible. San Fran or Tennessee. both good teams that need a WR.

Bwah. Thurdsay. 😂 And I forgot the schedule. For some reason I thought we went Lions then bears.

Those 3 extra days are bigly

Run the god damned ball

Browns formula is going to be good. Run and pass play calling. Use ngjokiukuukki the TE. Get our defense tired. Run chubb down our throats until we are gassed. Bills lose this game 20-16

Not even watching the game. Radio only. And our offensive play calls are offensive. Twice 3rd and short... And we take a deep drop to pass? El. Oh. El.

Bills really going all out. A man walked up to my nephew in a Josh Allen jersey and handed him a team autographed football. He walked around to random kids and passed out memorabilia.

Is Duke active?

High Spleen Strain

Reid Ferguson shared an image from the end zone. It definitely didn't look vibrant showing "Lions". It was shared now this AM. No idea how long the paint takes to dry. But I can't imagine they painted the end zones?!??

1 thing I do not want to see is the Bills let up in the second half. Especially if they're up 10+. The Bills have let some teams double their first half score in the second.

These contests have always been pretty Spirited in the past. Hits on Taylor and their QB back in the day. Some lively post play squabbling. The Bills could be fiery for traveling like this, the Browns could be piles of dog ***** like most things Cleveland. So just something to remember from many past matchups.

1) open with and commit to the run through 4 quarters of play. I don't care who's running it. 2) segue from the first is that there needs to be clock management against Chubb and a running team that will likely win the battle in the trenches. 3) segue from the second is ball control. No fumbles. I can accept 1 INT. But I cannot accept a fumble 4) tackling and taking good angles on the ball 5) playing through the whistle on defense. We seemed to slack some the last few weeks.

The eagles have a very good team but are beatable. Just boys being boys.

No. Favorites as in I like their football product.

There is a lot of things that can be said so while I say this, please keep in mind I am not focusing this at you but your comment opens the chance to weigh in... Tampa Bay has a lack of depth at WR, an inconsistent running back situation, an underwhelming OL, a defense that isn't in rhythm. Miami has no running back, and no threat on the ground (Tua scrambling is a bad idea), their OL is over achieving and may come back to reality, their defense is a joke. And Tua is one sneeze away from death. The Jets are a coin flip of a team that won't get the job done. The Titans have a weakness at QB but are otherwise quite a sound team. Their pass coverage and run defense as a whole are over achieving. They might be a one of the better teams in the league. KC has no run game. KEH is hurt. Tooney and whoever else are at WR are not Hill and members past, with their rook not playing to his potential yet. Their defense is barely surviving. Without Kelce and Mahomes they're done. Minnesota is the luckiest team in the league. Very good and playing the fundamentals well but they should have lost 1 or 2 games. But now they have swagger. My point is every team has flaws. However, my two favorites to win and succeed based on their football product is Minnesota and Tennessee.

The plane is not even in buffalo yet. Lol

Isn't it under those precious seconds, in those very moments where he is supposed to be the top of all coaches? Among the top 20-30 in his field? That's why I can't go above a C. He buckles when it matters most. As pointed out by Simon. The 98.1% of the game he's on point. The 1.7% he's off and we still find a way. And the .2% is the 13 seconds, the fumble in the end zone, the 4th down pick, the not preaching to a 1st time safety to bat balls down and not catch them, the package he let on the field with DiMarco running a deep route in Houston... There are really strange things that a person who has risen to his level should not be doing that are super basic.

We, may, however still be talking about McDermott because there are some peculiar decisions he makes on game management. As a completely unbiased viewpoint I do not believe there is anyone who says he is above a C+ grade in game management.

the ability to do that on short notice would be insanely technical and not that many browns fans will go. there will be a lot of cheap tickets left over and selling $10 on the street before the game.

fyi - those thinking to make a buck reselling these tickets are going to be disappointed. you won't make enough money to make it worth it - if any at all. also saw where the nfl may put some rules on place with secondary market sales.