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I don't believe this as Mark Davis just filed a trademark application with USPTO to rename the team to the Oakland Traders.

I'm sure this surprises no one here.

Transcript: Bill Belichick Conference Call 10/22 Presser Points - Belichick: Gronk decision 'went all the way up to Sunday morning'

Defensive end Trent Murphy left the game late with knee injury. McDermott said he’s week-to-week, but wouldn’t rule out Murphy playing Monday night against the New England Patriots, saying “we’ll see” when asked.

Exactly why the Bills are DFL in explosive plays.

He might have been done if he didn't let discretion be the better part of valor here.

Mike Reiss ESPN Staff Writer Patriots defensive snaps: Rotation of sorts at CB spot opposite Stephon Gilmore was a new development, with Jason McCourty (55) and J.C. Jackson (31) splitting time. That is a season high for Jackson. Patriots offensive snaps: WR depth chart reflects rise of Josh Gordon (61), who was in top-2 pairing with Julian Edelman (63). Then Chris Hogan (42), Phillip Dorsett (8) and Cordarrelle Patterson (6) round things out.

That would be a no.

He 100% believes it.

Seems unlikely, but Landry Jones in with Peterman out is what I would do.

Stack the trends and Thurman Thomas having his No. 34 retired and nighttime tailgating (for the most part) are among the sparse topics that shouldn’t make Bills fans shudder about next Monday. Jones wasn’t ready to look ahead, but let’s part the fingers that are covering our eyes to peep some alternating Buffalo and New England stats that illustrate the dread: The Patriots are averaging 39.3 points over their past four games. The Bills have totaled 31 points over their past four games. The Patriots have scored 21 points before halftime in four straight games. The Bills have totaled 40 points before halftime all year. Since 2000, New England is 60-18 in October. Buffalo in that span has 59 victories in October and November. New England staged a 96-yard touchdown drive in the fourth quarter Sunday against Chicago. All year, Buffalo has conducted just three drives longer than 60 yards, none beyond 75 yards. Subscription Required for Full Access It’s one heck of a reach to suggest the Patriots wouldn’t have beaten the Bears without a couple of touchdowns on special teams. Yeah, and Mrs. Lincoln would’ve enjoyed the play a bit more if — well, you know. No doubt, those scores were necessary during the Pats’ 38-31 victory at Soldier Field. Take out those touchdowns and the outcome surely could have been different had the game been played in a parallel universe. Regarding the actual game in Chicago, Cordarrelle Patterson returned a kickoff for a touchdown and Dont’a Hightower blocked a punt that was returned to the house by Kyle Van Noy. However, that theory discounts three significant factors First, and most importantly for Bill Belichick, the Patriots spend far too much time on special teams in practice not to have that effort validated at times throughout the season on game day. While scores on special teams aren’t consistently counted on, the fact that they’re rare shouldn’t discredit their value. Think the Chiefs apologized for Tyreek Hill’s game-changing plays as a returner? Should the Packers’ win in Super Bowl XXXI be any less meaningful simply because Desmond Howard returned the ball a then-Super Bowl record 99 yards for a touchdown? Want the Patriots to wipe away the entire 2001 postseason? (That was a rhetorical question, Raiders, Steelers and Rams.) Subscription Required for Full Access

Any legit WR will have to be acquired in the offseason.

Maybe he has the hands of a Bills' WR?

Brian Daboll: "Every Week is a Different Week and You Just Gotta Do a Better Job that Week" (10:51) Bills Offensive Coordinator spoke to the media on Monday, October 22nd. Topics included: Preparing Derek Anderson in a short time frame, momentum changes in the Week 7 game versus the Colts due to turnovers, and being on the sideline during last week's game. Leslie Frazier: "We Gotta Get Back on Track" (6:30) Bills Defensive Coordinator Leslie Frazier spoke to the media on Monday, October 22nd. Topics included: The run defense problems versus the Colts, challenges of facing the Patriots offense, and utilizing Coach Daboll in preparation for the upcoming Week 8 game.

Of course he will.