Tim Tindale

Let’s f***ing gooooo!

Steph’s role in the offense has changed since the Trevon tweet… the Bills beat the Cowboys, Josh passed Dak in the MVP race, and the Bills keep winning. Coincidence?

I remember when Tosh’s derisive observations were funny.

“He’s not as good as my punter on Madden.”

I was just reading the Bills’ playoff journey with Josh: 4-1 at home in playoffs (only loss to Bengals last year) and 0-3 on the road (Houston and KC twice). Doesn’t scream “nervous”. You know what does? Lamar Jackson at 1-3.

I think it’s human nature - being negative is considered clinical and analytical, being positive is always sold as emotional and clueless.

We got a small look at the Bills offense without Gabe. Honestly, ran smoother - it makes me wonder, between lack of separation and poor option route decisions, if we wouldn’t be better off with Sherfield at the 2. Shakir is awfully productive at the 3. BTW, Dane and Baylon both played well in a pinch. Just a lot of role players came up big tonight. Dolphins didn’t reach 300 yards of offense.

Remember when Tua was more of an MVP candidate than Josh and made the Pro Bowl over him?

Allen 30/38, 359 yards, 15 carries-67 yards and all the tough totes in crunch time. Just a typical 426 yards of offense with the division on the line, on the road, after two first quarter turnovers.

Ride or die. That dude has guts. Special.

This is the good ole days. Once Josh has retired… enjoy the ride.

yeah. Yeah, they do. 430 yards, 30/38. Winner.

4 guys lit up by this board made the big plays - Sherfield (TD), Harty (game changing TD), Knox (TD, and Rapp (game sealing pick). 2 seed.

The board owes Josh an apology.

Josh has 395 yards of offense.

LET’S GOOOOOO!!! Finish this.

LFG!

INNNNNN!!!!

Did the kid end up anywhere? I need to know the end of the story.

I think we got pasted by the Oilers in a Sunday night game the week before in the Astrodome. It’s party why so many people threw in the towel by halftime (e.g. “another pasting”).

I’m not convinced the Ravens rest their starters, en masse: 1) if they rest starters, it’s three full weeks before they play a game (this week leading up to the Steeler game, the week leading up to the bye, and then the week leading up to their game at home. I don’t think any coach would feel comfortable with that kind of layoff, especially Harbaugh. Reading some recent quotes, it seems like he feels like he mis-handled 2019 when they came out flat in the playoffs after resting starters at the end of the regular season. 2) The Steelers have had their number, winning 6 of 7. I live in the Mid-Atlantic; the Steeler rivalry is as heated as Miami-Buffalo. They hate each other. I can’t imagine the Raven culture being “cool” with laying down for your hated rival after the Steelers have owned you for three years. I look for the Ravens to play a lot of starters, given even just one of the two points above, but especially because both things are true. That bodes well for us on Saturday.

Nothing like reading the posts after we drafted Josh. There are some doozies in there that still make me laugh uncontrollably.

Before Sunday’s (Ravens) game, Dolphins coordinator Vic Fangio paid the highest compliment when he said he had faced a number of mobile quarterbacks. “Then there’s Lamar Jackson,” he said. “He’s unlike anybody else. The only other player that’s been like him in the last 50 years is Michael Vick. The pure definition of a great quarterback is there’s no one way to play him — because if there was, everybody would do it.” Implicit Josh Allen slight… after Josh hung 48 on his defense earlier this year. Let’s drop another 40-burger on these choke artists.

I’m not opposed to drafting two WR’s high for that exact reason.

Yeah, it’s bizarre. Hard to believe it’s the same fanbase that suffered thru: 2000-2016 and Dick “it’s hard to win in the NFL” Jauron.