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Another bizarre defensive "strategy" in this game.

If there has been defensive adjustments, now is the time to deploy them.

Good question. In my experience, I had the folliculitis on my neck, but not my face, and once I started sanitizing the razor blades, the problem on my neck went away. Also consider your skin not liking aftershave, beard oil or anything else you put on your face.

I always spritz my razors with isopropyl alcohol, let it dwell for a minute, and then use it. I never keep my razor in the shower, I take it out and let it dry. It works for me, I've never had a razor burn or the folliculitis on my neck. A barber clued me into this a long time ago - razors, etc. all have bacteria on them, and you go away opening up the hair follicles on the neck for it. I use isopropyl because it's cheap. You can also get the fancier barbicide.

Arizona is one of the league's quieter terrible teams. All hat no cattle. Closer to a rebuild than the Super Bowl. Besides hosting them, they aren't going anywhere near the Super Bowl with Kingsbury/Murray. His college plays long discovered by NFL defenses. He's 90% athlete, 10% NFL quarterback.

I don't care for his opinions on things but he's a very good columnist. People read it, and it's generated 13 pages of comments. Mission accomplished. I hate seeing the cancelling of opinion. This whole "I don't agree with it, I want him/her gone!" creates a weak-minded population fed off the tete of group think and corporate communications.

I look at Colt McCoy's career and see a successful model. In the league since 2010. He's outlasted everyone else picked in the 3rd round of the draft. He could have had a similar career. There are worse things in life than making millions being a backup quarterback with real shots at starting fame and glory. Life's lesson is stay out of your own way.

The moves to bring Brown and Beasley into the mix are shrewd moves. I really like that the front office decided to go this route. I think both of them will have integral roles in getting the Bills to the Super Bowl.

I'm happy the Bills are 10-3 and winning these sorts of games they would have lost last season. All teams are playing ugly ball now. It's late in the season. My concern is growing that the offense grinds to a halt without hero ball from Allen/Diggs. It has a flavor of being one-dimensional. It requires the Josh Allen awesome run or the Diggs magic to move down the field. There will be a defense, or defense+weather that manages to degrade both enough, and the Bills will need to rely on someone else. I wouldn't wait to the divisional game to draw those plays up. The Bills need to sell that everyone can be a weapon in that offense.

In a different decade, the media's hair would be on fire about the obvious thing being said here: Social media is either on US government computers and infrastructure, or the US government can see everything on social media. The only reason the US wants to ban TikTok is that it's not on US government computers and the government has no doors into it.

Super Bowl aspirations are still there but it'll require more of one person in particular - Frazier. It's not that any one man can get Buffalo into the SB, but Leslie Frazier isn't going to do what he drew up to beat KC with anyone on this team but Von Miller. I'm afraid that when that crunch time inevitably arrives again, he'll get conservative and give Kansas City/Cincy/ what it expects he'll do.

In Colorado's case, they went cheap on coaches who couldn't recruit but wouldn't jump ship for a better offer. In Nebraska's case, they've only been crap since 2015 with two nightmare coaching hires in Mike Riley and Scott Frost. Both Riley and Frost knew the game but couldn't recruit. Sanders and Rhule have the recruiting talent, and that's why I expect both programs will be a lot better.

When he didn't workout for any of the teams at these visits, the jig was up.

I guess the owner was enraged/embarrassed by that Titans/Eagles game. Impulsive rage move. The team likely wins the division, may finish 12-5. I thought the Titans were wise not signing a WR with TWO surgically repaired knees to a long term contract. Eagles are getting a great season out of AJ Brown but they paid $57 million in cash for it if those knees get creaky next year. Risky. He'd get fired if they signed him to that contract, and he's hobbled seasons 2-4 of the contract.

The Eagles and the City of Philadelphia tolerate a lot of violence in and around the stadium on game day. Too much booze, too few cops, and the worst offenders know they can get away with it. I've seen a couple nasty fights simply break out over being in the wrong seat. Should you get punched in the face in front of your kid for being in the wrong seat by mistake? No.

He's a fit on the Colts. At a minimum, Mayfield could throw a 20-yard pass. Right now, that's an impossible task in Indianapolis with Matt Ryan.

I agree. Colorado (and Nebraska) have top of the line athletic facilities and wealthy boosters. I wouldn't consider them poor, ignored programs. It will be interesting to see how they do with real investment at the head coaching position with two guys who have a recruiting pedigree.

I followed Colorado from the mid-80s to the late 90s. They had an amazing run of success under Bill McCartney. That man out-recruited Nebraska, and that's no small feat. Much like Nebraska, Colorado messed that entire program up by leaving the Big 12 Conference in 2011, and probably since they fired Gary Barnett, Colorado insisted on hiring coaches on the cheap that had mediocre to terrible records before hire. I'm happy to see they've decided to spend some money and attracted Sanders.

Eh. Players are plenty talented. It's the increasingly weird play calling that isn't spreading the ball around. Dawson Knox is a talented player, but he gets 2-3 targets a game. The most targets he's had is 7 vs. the Browns. Hines is a talented player but barely sees the field on offense. For as much grief as McKenzie gets, he too more or less gets like 3 targets a game outside of Detroit (10) and Miami (9). The offense has bogged down to Allen, Diggs and Singletary, with occasional sprinkling of the others. There's a game coming where they will need to rely on the supporting cast to get the job done.

Yes. 100%. Besides all the Christmas visuals and the fact that the movie takes place on Christmas Eve. Redemption: John/Holly relationship, Powell redeeming himself shooting Karl after shooting the child earlier in his career Christmas miracles: The FBI shutting off the power to open up the vault, McClane making it out alive. Scrooge: Hans Gruber ruins an otherwise fantastic looking Christmas party.

I know Die Hard is a 34-year old movie, but it makes me sad watching it these days seeing all the actors in it who've passed away. I mostly remember Clarence Gilyard for his role in Walker, Texas Ranger. That show ran for quite some time - 1993-2001.

Kingsbury's offense is a simple college set long figured out by the NFL defensive coordinators. That's why the Cardinals often look like a "go long!" Saturday flag football team that relies on hero ball and one athlete being better than the other athlete (Hopkins). Kingsbury has quietly been one of the NFL's worst coaches.

Dan Campbell and the Macho Man have to be related in real life.

To Ken Dorsey: I know you got a lot of heat for you raging out in Miami, but please start drinking the 30 cups of coffee pre game again. The chill Ken Dorsey designs lame offense.

Klein inactive is a mistake. The linebacker depth after MM isnt inspiring. Klein and Hines are in game shape. There's no reason to be slow rolling their production.