TheBrownBear

Too slight. Can't break tackles. Drops easy touchdown passes. 😁

You're right. I retract that. I had failed to look at the remaining schedules of the Colts and Phins. Cincy is still a LONGSHOT to make the playoffs as of today. Don't get me wrong. Ravens scare me too.

Things are starting to line up where we will have Joe Burrow and company rolling into town on wildcard weekend. That frankly terrifies me with this defense, and I can easily see a one and done postseason in that scenario.

If you haven't voted, now is a great time to take the over. (I just did and feel like a real winner).

I always play it straight. In that vein, it's possible that a few weeks down the road the Falcons might find that inserting Penix was a huge mistake.

I voted Benford. Guy is a stud. Then either Shakir and Cook as a combo right behind him.

Penix isn't going to grow if you keep him under wraps.

Schedule the parade! Maybe we can even have it before the playoffs start!

Maybe it's been answered already, but he's successfully thrown a bunch of these LOS screens to Shakir this season. I don't think it's a Josh issue. I think Shakir is just far more dangerous than Samuel with the ball in his hands, so these looks are being schemed primarily for Shakir.

You basically get one shot and it's during the upswing/turnaround part of your coaching arc. That would have been 2019-2020 for McD.

I had that thought as well. Guy is 31 years old. Who knows how the hits have added up in his brain. But it's telling how quickly and thoroughly his teammates threw him under the bus for his selfish act. I doubt they'd be so quick to bury him if they thought he was going through some type of mental health or personal crisis.

I voted no. I just have a feeling those late season divisional games will be ugly, low scoring, poor weather affairs. I could see him banking 6 of them in the next two games though.

He's nice depth in case Hamlin gets nicked or struggles. Brings great leadership on the field and locker room. A no brainer move for the Bills.

I'm sure we could put together a similar Josh Allen lowlight reel if we wanted to push a narrative.

He was shaky during the first third of the season, but he's steadily improved to the point where he doesn't stick out as being a weakness. Not a Pro Bowl quality player, but certainly an acceptable starter on the back end.

I'm guessing it's true that a drunk moron accidentally bumped her as he was racing down the steps. Nothing you haven't seen a hundred times before at a sporting event. My son's first Padres game (he was three or four at the time) saw him get run over by a drunken young man running through the concourse. Spent three innings getting bandaged up and evaluated for a concussion in the stadium medical center.

That's not bad at all. My wife wouldn't even let me look, since we just broke the bank on a home.

Good context. I didn't realize that. Just looking at this hit alone, it was "bad", but you could make the case that it was a split second decision, the quarterback is still running, etc.

As others have said, you give up somewhat frequent 5-10 yard chunks on the ground to eliminate the higher likelihood of multiple big play passes. It can seem infuriating watching a team run right down the field against us, but we've generally held up in the redzone. We don't really have a ton of elite talent on defense, but we are still the 6th best scoring defense, 11th in ypg and 2nd in takeaways. I can't argue with it too much.

Think about human and especially message board nature. The point of the concern is to be able to say I told you so if the Bills happen to lose in the playoffs or super bowl in a game in which they struggle to stretch the field or a current receiver drops a potential big play pass. I don't believe anyone here honestly thinks MVS is a quality receiver or realistically makes this team better on a snap to snap basis.

Josh Allen got engorged!

Amazingly executed shtick. 🤣

They are so sad I actually found myself rooting for them last night.

I asked my Dad and he confirmed Poyer was always dirty. We just called it "tough" because he was in a Bills uni.

"Tershawn Wharton?" Is that a real NFL player or a paid crisis actor?