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He is graded higher than any CB we have on the team currently. Maybe we should believe your eye test instead. 😝

His PFF grade is 75.2 Jackson 62.4 Benford 67.1 Elam 58.8

They have a narrative. Not a point.

it will be hard for him to actually see the game from within burrows colon.

there are more things wrong w the fan base narratives than our OL.

Is it me or did I see SF run from shotgun over and over.

Over reactions based on week 7. Every week we fall into this trap of analysis. Bills are not over rated. Everyone including their own fans are piling on them. Jacksonville hasn't even put a full game tougher and is scary. KC can never be over estimated. Who is underestimating the Ravens or Dolphins? AFC is wide open with about 6 excellent teams.

somebody gets how it works.

Broncos are back in the playoff hunt. Worst team 2 weeks ago.

NFL is up for grabs and the Bills are right in the mix.

Purdy has been as close to flawless as you could hope for from a second-year starter.

Well then he would have had a hard time here with 4 solid players.

Bills vs 49ers.

The TBD narratives dont hold up in the real world.

jags look for real. pats just went up on miami. How weird is the NFL!!! lol maybe our Bills are facing better teams than people think we did.

Clearly regressing. They haven’t beat anyone good. About to be 6-4 after the next 3 weeks. Barely beat the broncos! I just TBDed the Chiefs

Zac Taylor was a darling in here last season. How we wished we had him as a coach. Still feel the same? How much blame does he get for the Bengals struggles? Didn’t come out prepared for the season. Barely made it to .500. Only put up 17 against Seattle. Since losing the SB team has regressed. Fire him?

If he repents on his death bed......

is that more of an issue of instinct, knowledge or desire?

Felt great until the 24-10 lead got to 24-18. Then real panic set in about another historic collapse possibility.

I would say Dalton is now the greatest TE in history of the game.

You seem too intelligent to post stuff like this. All too often when people think about violence in the Bible, they focus on the Old Testament and ignore the New. People tend to imagine that the Prince of Peace rejects violence, and situate Jesus and the God of the New Testament in opposition to the Old Testament God; this kind of oppositional reading is problematic in many ways, not the least in its historic contribution to anti-Semitism, but also ignores what the text itself says. In fact, the New Testament is full of violence and suffering, violence which is condoned by Jesus himself. Even in the Gospels, Jesus demands that eyes be plucked out and hands cut off as a result of sin, and threatens the earth with bloody violence. The Book of Revelation, written in the first or second century CE, is widely read as early Christianity’s rejection of the sinful, violent Roman Empire and the hopeful expectation of justice for true believers. This understanding of the Apocalypse overlooks the rampant violence omnipresent in the text, which depicts sexual violence as a punishment ordained by God. As John Marshall says, “Sexualized violence against women is one of John’s primary modes of depicting God’s judgment.”

Bean gets criticism on here for his drafts. I think this last one was quite good. 3 starters from the first 3 picks is excellent.

The fact that we could have lost that game easily at the end speaks volumes for how bad they played in the second half. That ball was completely catchable. it was only luck that won us that game.