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Every receiver on this team is all about the team with zero selfishness. Hell, you can say that about basically the entire team. There's no chance that's a coincidence. As always, Beane and McDermott know more than you, I don't care who reads that.

They rotate the DL a bunch, are three RB's deep, 4 TE's deep, and have a bunch of WR's that Allen trusts. Just gotta cross our fingers they stay healthy enough and don't get decimated at one position. I was surprised the played Milano so much, I thought sure they'd rotate him a bit. He must be looking good in practice and be in good shape already. I'll give him a pass considering the snow for his performance.

His TD was nice, but his catch and juke to get a first on 3rd on the first drive of the game was a great play. He looked a lot quicker on Sunday than he has all year.

Lol, this is a joke, right? 5 carries for 7 yards in the second half. Not to mention Hamlin could have made a play on the big run had he taken a better angle. Ya'll are crazy.

I kind of hope the Jets win, but it's like 9 to 7, Rodgers looks like absolute dog ***** and they get super lucky by having houston making a ton of mistakes and Stroud playing like *****. It'll maybe give them a glimmer of hope and then they go get stomped by the cardinals. I love watching both those fan bases be miserable.

Amazing. I can't wait for tonight.

I saw some people say no one flops like Allen. Watch his helmet, he gets slammed in the face. Maybe he embellishes a bit, but he got hit hard. What a dumb, stupid ass penalty.

One thing Cover 1 mentioned was that there appears to be fewer option routes and it's more scheming guys open and going through reads to find the open guy. The best example was probably Shakir's TD, Allen's first two reads are to the right and then Shakir flashed to the middle of the field into Allen's field of view. It obviously helps that guys are getting open and Allen is dropping dimes all over the place, but I thought it was an interesting shift. I imagine it allows the receivers to run their routes faster because they aren't trying to digest what the defense is doing all the time and it probably allows Allen to go though his reads a little easier/quicker because he's not trying to read the defense and the body language of his receivers.

Elam reminds me of Gilmore where he looks a bit out of control half the time. That Benford article is crazy. I'm always in awe over these guys that get out of situations like that. I know my dumbass would have been on the corner chasing quick cash and not working my ass off to get out. This secondary is so fun. Ingram and Lewis thriving off the bench, Benford and Douglas shutting down the outside, and Hamlin and Rapp steady in the backend. Sal C talked at length about guys like Lewis, Ingram, and Hamlin being in the system so long, thanks in part such great coaching stability, and thriving because they don't have to think out there. They know exactly what to do and it allows them to mix up and disguise coverages so well. Cover 1's film breakdown showed the backend running basic cover 2 or 3, but the way they rotated post snap it creates confusion and allows them to lock down the backend. I'm loving the direction of this team. Props to McDermott and Beane for turning the page and truly doing a good job of making decisions to win now and in the future.

Driving the QB into the ground definitely is. Maybe they've calmed down on just landing on them when you can't really help yourself, but I liked how he clearly rolled away from Tua to make sure there was no doubt there was no penalty.

A very little thing I saw (not sure if it was mentioned) was on the pick 6, AJ hit Tua and could have easily driven him into the ground but made sure to roll off and not even land on him to avoid any possible roughing the passer call. It was a bang bang play and he avoided making a huge mistake that happens all so often with the quick whistles these days.

This sounds a lot like the last few years around here.

The low snap count and targets for Shakir is criminal. He needs to ball at least 5 touches a game, that is the bare minimum. He's always making plays. I love the snap count for Coleman. He looks like an NFL receive out there, sure maybe not some crazy burner, but there's nothing I see that makes me think he's slow. I'd like Davis to take Johnson's carries, he looked quick, decisive, and powerful out there It's going to be fun watching different guys make plays and the offense develop throughout the year.

Not to be that guy, but this is the picture that says everything about Josh Allen. Two guys on the ground, a flag on the ground from Josh throwing a defender by the facemask, one defender looking in disbelief, stiff arming the best defensive player in the league, all with a huge grin on his face. The dude as a mother ***** animal and I ***** love him.

Lamar did a good job of baiting him deep and then moving up in the pocket. I couldn't believe the Chiefs didn't bring a delayed blitz of some kind to blow up that running lane. Not to mention the Chiefs letting Likely pick up 8-12 yards three different times on that last drive. I wasn't super impressed by either team last night.

Whoa, leave Mennonites out of this. I grew up going to a Mennonite church every Sunday and my mom would watch Seinfeld and The Simpsons with my brother and I (much to my dad's dismay). Space Balls and Men in Tights are hilarious. Now the Amish...

Thinking about what Milano and Bernard would have been like makes me irrationally angry. My only solace is that maybe Milano will come back at the end of the year. At least with the arm injury, he can keep his legs in shape for the most part. He only missed one game last year, albeit the most important. The injury was kinda fluky, they're going to happen. I have no doubt he's worked tirelessly at strengthening and building up his body to avoid injury.

Great video about Bernard's background and work ethic. His work ethic is second to few and his relationship with his grandparents is something special. I loved his answer when a kid asked if he ever doesn't feel like putting in the work, he said he doesn't most days. If he played versus the Chiefs, Bills win. I'm so pumped for this D, I don't care how doom and gloomy people are about the safety position.

I think that's too much white. I like the blue socks with the players mixing them up a little with various levels of white at the bottom.

What's the correlation between the offenses bad practice and Allen being mic'd up? I know he clowns around a lot, but it sounded like this was probably the offenses worst practice outside of the late handful of interceptions after practice 3 or 4.

I'm pretty sure this video was posted already, but I just wanted to highlight the last play they go over. It's a quick bubble screen and he does a great job of seeing the defenders while making a tough catch and then darting up field. He kind of reminds me of Shakir in that he seems to be aware of what's going on all around him and has that quick processing ability. Screens have been pretty blah over the years with this team, hopefully his short area quickness, large target, good hands, and blocking can all help when they throw screens to him or whomever. I like the Tee Higgins comparison. I remember a game where he bodied and defender at the goal line, caught it at like the 1 and then got in for a TD. We've had guys with size, but very little "grown man" plays like that.

I really enjoyed this interview. I was impressed with how easy he went over plays and remembered everything about it. I loved when he talked about his second TD against LSU and how it was a play he wanted the coaches to run. "There was an option to run into the middle of the field, I'm not worried about any of that. Straight fade, let's go up and get it." We need Allen to get comfortable with Keon and learn to trust him and let Keon make plays while covered.

I know I'm going to show my age, but I hate how much gambling is shoved into people's faces. I'm okay with gambling, but how much it is glamorized is unfortunate.

These are from players ranking the different categories, solid overall. I'm surprised by the food/nutritionist part. Every "First 24 hours" or other video like to talk about the cafeteria and all the options they have. Time for Pegula to write a check.