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There will be trade options for them in a few weeks, I'm sure. The Raiders might be willing to part with Davante Adams if the price is right. Same thing with Hopkins in Tennessee.

He's been playing with a high ankle sprain, which is a pretty debilitating injury. I think he's still, pound-for-pound, a top QB.

Brissett is a tough son of a B word. He's playing behind Swiss cheese and still doing okay. I can see why NE doesn't want to rush Maye out there.

They usually play KC tough. Having the SS James out with suspension is a killer.

Still tough to get excited for a week 4 game when you've played in four of the last five SBs.

He's been playing great. Quinn and Kingsbury were huge pickups for them too

KC is at the point where I don't even know how they even get up for regular season games anymore. They probably just plan to do just enough to win the division and then get serious in the playoffs.

Annapolis is a cool city, and the crab cakes are admittedly excellent there!

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They could easily be 3-0, they're at home, and this game is much more important to them than it is to us, in regards to divison and conference standings. All of that has to be factored in, I think.

I don't want them to tinker with an offense that is currently averaging 36 points/game.

That's my opinion too. Definitely a nod to how pleased he is to be done with Diggs' selfishness. I don't blame him, either.

This uni would be killer with the 90s red helmet.

As long as thry don't hit that weird November swoon where they blow a bunch of winnable games and seem to suffer an existential crisis at the same time, everything should be gravy.

Baltimore is historically a very tough place to play, and it's a primetime game. I'd be thrilled to get out of there with a win.

We've already allocated a ton of resources to the d-line, and it hasn't made a difference in the playoffs against KC. It didnt make a difference against Brady either when we tried that same strategy. Just try to outscore them.

His ability to consistently make spare parts work well on defense is evidence that the majority of resources in regards to free agency and high draft picks need to go to offense for the remainder of Allen's career.

He's the best player in football, and the insistence of the media and other NFL players that clearly lesser OBs like Burrow or Jackson are better is comical at this point. I remember there used to be a point in my Bills fandom where I was excited that Kelly Holcomb was getting an opportunity to start; now I get to watch the most physically gifted QB in NFL history. Pretty wild.

Two MNF games on one night is bad for fans, but makes more money...quintessential Goodell-era move.

They want the clock to run as much as we do, if not more.

Man, the offense looks so muchmore smooth without having to worry about feeding Diggs.

Is that Hamlin's 1st ever pick?

In all the years I've watched football, you start to notice a pattern with good teams who have poor special teams play - it ALWAYS bites them in the backside at the worst possible moment (i.e. playoffs).

The era where a new coach got three years to implement his system is over, especially on teams with volatile owners. Lots of HCs were one-and-done after particularly bad years. Guy is trying to keep his job, and I don't blame him.