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She is dominating. In four matches, she has not lost one set.

I didn’t start the thread.

And now we know what ended House’s potential NFL career.

This thread didn’t wear well.

150+ yards running + 300 yards passing + 1- turnovers = WIN!

SUE !!!!

Taron Johnson -> interception returned for a TD!

Awesome! What he unintentionally did to unify this country, at least for week, was phenomenal. And that was because of who he was long before the incident.

I think I know who Airseven really is = Nick Wright ????

To your question: I am very confident this game. Not sure why, but I feel good about it.

I think this was posted yesterday.

Well done, Beck. Thank you. I think much if it is situational, where the "when" it happens is the important issue. In close games, Josh has to be more careful, no matter what caused the fumble. Don't make the sack or the failed first down a bigger issue than it is. I'm confident that message is being drummed into his brain this week.

Thanks @Bocephuz Good stuff. It leaves me with this one question: Is it time to bring Quessenbery back to RT?

To the thread title: Good! Let them all think that.

Interesting on both Hyde and Kim.

Broughton bringing some Warner Robins winning mojo to the BIlls.

Yes, Josh has been about the same in interceptions this season 14 in '22, 15 in '21 - and every throwing stats was close to identical for the last two seasons ('20 was his best season in almost every stat). But there are two areas where he has digressed: 8 fumbles this year, his career high And probably most important, when and where those turnovers have occurred: in the Red Zone (5 this season), and inside the opponents territory (I could not find the stats on that, but the eyeball test is concerning - two of our loses can be directly tied to this - Miami: Fumble at the 4, Minnesota - fumble at the goal line). .... I know there are many other factors in both those games, but take away those two plays, and this is a one loss season. In addition, there were 2 interceptions and 2 fumbles in the Jets game (neither fumble was lost, but they are scary). Having said that, I would still take him over any QB in the NFL right now. You can also make a strong case for how many games we would not have won without him at QB. And, even with the negatives we are the #2 scoring team in the NFL and we won 13 games. Every team would take that. The Main Point: Josh, take care of the ball and this team is almost unstoppable over a 60 minute game. 2022 NFL QB Red Zone Stats and Rank

No Turnovers = 80+ % 1 Turnover = 60% 2 Turnovers = 40% 3+ Turnovers = -25%

I was going to add, “not that they are that good to begin with.” I think they will be very one dimensional on Sunday. Which I believe helps the Bills. I think, I hope.

I think the place it will more effect them is in the run game. We should be able to limit that pretty well.

Well, there is always next year.

He is a great athlete, but terrible NFL level blocker. If he would take a pay cut and limited (specialized) role, sure. He can catch the ball and run with it. And his size in the Red Zone would be a very nice asset. He could do what they wanted OJ Howard to be able to do.

The Safety decision(s) is intriguing: Are Poyer and Hyde back? I think one of them, but not sure we can afford both. If you let one walk, what next? A draft pick? Or, free agent pick-up -- That's a big "if," and too many uncontrollable variables. And if you are going to sign a top FA, why not resign what you have? One of the current back-ups? Hamlin--future is unknown, Jaquan Johnson - nope, Marlow - maybe? but we've seen his ceiling. What about Siran Neal? I like his play, he is a thumper when filling in at CB. Cam Lewis - again, I think we have seen his ceiling. Move Benford back? I think this is a possibility, I would like to give it a shot. But the coaches may have other ideas? Taron Johnson? This is intriguing, and I had not thought of it. But he seems to have the perfect skill set and instrincts. But, do you weaken the Slot to make this move? We know the Bills play predominate nickle, and in that scheme the slot corner is hugely important. Taron may be one of the best in the NFL. Is it worth the risk? Tre White? I don't see it. Unless the Bills think there crop of younger corners can handle it. I do think White has the game intelligence and instincts to be a good one back there. Wildcard: Terrel Bernard? HIs size and athletic ability seem to say "safety." Does he have the mental acumen and speed? And there is always the possibility they find a way to keep both Poyer and Hyde--that would be the ideal solution. Other options?

That last play is Motor at his best. I think they will do all they can to keep him, within reason on the contract amount.

And yet, McDermott's offense has out performed all of them except one the entire season.