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Hope someone from the Bills is watching Jets handle Henry and Tenn

Tenn losing to the Jests

Anyone notice that two of Mahomes' TD's are shovel passes to the RB. No Milano will be interesting.

Arrowhead is in a cold weather city, seats 76,000, supposedly louder than the OP, actually built before the OP. Also Lambeau seats 82,500 in the smallest NFL Market.

Wonder if there's another Ali Marpet around. He played D3 college in the Bills back yard, we drafted Darby, and thought Richie Incognito and John Miller were our long term answers. Thinking the scouting staff missed that one.

Lawrence's throw to Shenault was Allen-esque.

Fair amount of vacant land on the East side of 263, but is it enough to cover parking etc. UB Stadium site might become parking, since UB has a second stadium for sports other than football.

They play in The Jersey Swamps on 12/26. That will be a real treat for some 12 year old to have tickets to that game. Battle for the #1 draft position.

Not sure if anyone noticed, but Jeff Sagarin has the Bills at #1 after Monday's game. Rams are #2.

Motor's 46 yard TD helps the YPA, increases his YPA from 3.9 to 5.1. Raises the team average by .5 YPA

Or even better the Butch Rolle blocking/TD catching TE. made 11 catches from 87-91, including 10 straight receptions for TD's

I follow Ken Massey, he projects all the remaining games after every result. He currently has the Bills favored in 12 of the 14 remaining games, Right now he has the Saints and Brady Bucs favored against us. 9 of the remaining 14 games are against teams he has ranked in the bottom 10 of the league. He projects us today as the 1 seed in the AFC. McDermott will have them focused for every game.

What he didn't mention is we have 9 games left against teams with a combined record of 5-22.

I did notice that the big rookie Spencer Brown reported as eligible yesterday. Brown was converted to tackle from tight end in college. 6-8 is a nice target in close. Also think Kumerow could be effective posting up a slot db in close.

We all knew coming into this season that Diggs would be a focal point of every defensive coordinator. So Josh, even with the bad game against a "full strength" Steeler team, has 7 TD's to 5 different receivers. I think defensive coordinators all over the league are reaching for their anxiety meds. Also the Bills have 9 games remaining against the bottom quarter of the league, who so far have a combined record of 5-22 (.185) through three games. We have four tough road games, Saints, Brady, Titans [& Henry], KC. We have Carolina at home in December, wonder how McCaffrey's healing hammy will like the OP weather. I think taking every game one at a time, this team will be feared all season.

Gale Sayers played 5 full seasons 7 total and is in the HOF. Sestak played 7 total, only missed 2 games in those 7 years, had 52 sacks as an interior DL. Sestak would be a shoo in for Canton had he not been felled by injury. Sayers is in Canton, and his career was cut short by injury. Anti AFL bias for sure.

The starting quarterbacks with QBR's worse than Josh, [Matt Ryan, Tua, Brissett, Davis Mills [Hou], Trevor Lawrence, Zach Wilson] have a combined record of 1-8. Hopefully Josh will get off the schneid with these next two games at home against less than top tier opponents.

I assume you are talking about peak game speed. Henry Ruggs ran a 4.27 at the combine, That's 19.2 mph over the entire 40 yards. If Diggs ran a 4.66, That's 17.6mph, about 8% slower [not 15%] in terms of MPH. In a 40 yard run, Ruggs at top speed would beat Motor by about 11 feet. The DB was coming at an angle, which means he had farther to run to catch Motor.

Perhaps most offensive holding penalties in a season?

Re: All time Kicker, that is a close call. Lindell played 10 seasons 152 games, made 83.3% of his FG's, and Missed ONE of his 306 XP attempts. Christie Played 9 seasons 144 games, made 78.3% of his FG's and Missed four of 313 XP attempts. For Lindell to be that consistent during the playoff drought is remarkable. Tough to compare TB% on Kickoffs since the league has messed around with the kickoff spot over the years.

When he was so motivated Cookie was a phenomenal blocker. Remember he was the size of most of the Offensive Tackles in the league at the time. I remember watching him run for 243 yards in a game on a field that today would be called unplayable.

OK, since I've been here since the beginning [1960] here's my take [46 spots ]: QB: Kelly, Allen RB: OJ, Cookie (fb), Thurman, Fred WR: Reed, Frank Lewis, Lofton, Moulds, Dubenion, Butler TE: Metzelaars, Reimersma. [Bills have not exactly had HOF TE's] OL: Hull, R. Brown, Joe D, Shaw, Wolford, McKenzie, Wood, Ritcher, House DL: Bruce, Sestak, McDole, Ted Washington, Kyle, Pat Williams, Schobel LB: Talley, Stratton, Shane Conlan, Bennett DB: Byrd, Tre White, Robert James, Saimes, Gilmore, Odomes, Mario Clark, Clemens K: Christie P: Moorman ST: Tasker Ret: McGee Obviously OJ and lately Bennett would not make the all-character team.

As an original Bills fan since 1960, Cookie Gilchrist was a fullback. Offensive tackle Stew Barber said, “Cookie was a tremendous blocker. He could take a defensive end and throw him aside with no trouble at all. He was very strong.”

Josh Allen is bigger, faster, quicker and with a stronger arm than Favre. The job that Daboll and Dorsey [& Palmer] have done coaching him up from the "Wyoming" Josh Allen is remarkable.

NFL Network is saying that Cam being unvaxed factored into the decision. BB playing three dimensional chess.