Utah John

My understanding is that the Bills will retain his rights indefinitely. He either plays for the Bills, or he just sits, unless the Bills release him which they have no incentive to do, or trade him (but we're way past the trade deadline for this season). I'm convinced his retirement is due to his wife being unhappy with not moving back to Philly, where she was happy. Asking her to move to a new city she doesn't know, at the start of another typical Buffalo winter, probably didn't sit well with her.

My take on the trade when it was made was that it would be a lose-lose. The Colts gave up too much and weren't really ready to go all-in, particularly with a less than absolute stud at QB. They're going to be stuck with Jones and the league is figuring out how to stop Jones' game -- even now that he's on a professional franchise for once. The Jets have a terrible track record drafting and it's unlikely the two players they draft will include even one remotely as good as Gardner.

Ummmm, Bills -- there's another quarter to play.

Gotta give credit where it's due. Cook could have 250 yards if Porter wasn't there.

That was possibly the best quarter by the Bills all season. Then I remembered the fourth quarter against the Ravens.

Porter is the only Steeler playing well.

Considering how poorly the Steelers office is working, the punt was smart. A long time still to play and only down 9 points.

Over the last month, the Bills would have let Gainwell get the first down. I think this team has awakened. Fingers crossed.

Wow, that looked like Josh Allen.

Or just hold onto the friggin ball.

OK, I see what Epenesa did. If the Steelers had the third and eleven, they would have punted, and then no INT. Sneaky smart, AJ. (Sorry Einstein, you posted the same thing first.)

Well, what AJ did WAS a penalty.

He was thinking the Bills are supposed to lose so he was helping.

Way to break the mojo, AJ. I hope McD sits him down. Turn a third and eleven into a first. AAAAGGGGG.

The Steelers are making one bad play after another.