LeGOATski

I've heard other mic'd up comments during the broadcast. This is a normal thing, isn't it? Just own it.

"OP" is short for "opportunistic"

I feel like the Bills have been in control every game, even the Pats game. They've made they're own destiny. It looked like they came out flat against Miami. Sometimes I dislikes the offensive playcalling against Miami. Too many designed runs for Josh, when maybe they should've designed some easy passes to Beasley or Singletary/Gore to help get the QB in rhythm.

Crossman: (making Michael Jackson noises and spinning) "Heeeee! Cha C'mon na Oh no, ha Hoooo!"

I'm being a truther

FIFY

Crap

Allen was reading the slot CB and Beasley was reading the LB, which led to their mix-up. Since the option depended on who the CB covered, Beasley should've noticed the CB break outside for Duke and immediately looked for the ball (I think that's why Allen gestured towards his eyes after). Beasley sees the LB break to his right and wants to take advantage of the open middle, but that's not how the throwing lanes are set up.

This is ironic.

That's pretty vague. Daboll's calling a lot of designed runs (more than I care for, honestly) and moving the pocket, which seems to be what you're looking for.

The threat comes from the WRs. The Bills have Brown, Roberts, Foster, and sometimes McKenzie. The defense has to respect their ability to get behind them and separate. Simply taking the shot is what keeps the defense in check. As long as the Bills don't abandon it, they'll be alright. Daboll indicated that he'll keep calling those deep shots regardless, which only makes sense.

sure points are more sure

Maybe that poster was trying to say you're the 12th man... No, no, no....you right....they're a Nazi

drunken ####### LAMP DALAMP

Take the points and the win. What if something happens on the ensuing kneel-down or run? Don't play that game. Just score the TD. I guess he could've wasted time by running sideways a little more?

But, would ya? I would.

I'm pretty sure "they" are the same person.

DC Tom can't help you now!!

No.... the one clapping

He's the lead actor in Bull currently on CBS.

Not sure if this has been posted, but ... Demaryius Thomas is not happy with the Pats. They released him, but told him they'd bring him back. So, he stayed available instead of going to another team in FA. The Pats brought him back and then traded him for a draft pick. It's a good example of the kind of personnel advantage great teams can have over bad teams. https://www.foxnews.com/sports/jets-demaryius-thomas-wasting-time-patriots

You're right. They're 20th in yards per pass attempt. 10th in yards per rush attempt https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/stat/yards-per-rush-attempt Yeah, but the whole point of this is to predict if they'll keep that up... If the defense keeps playing like it is and the offense keeps moving the ball the way it is, they'll be okay. However, the analysts behind this metric think a good defense is less reliable. It would be better if the offense was the stronger unit.

It says it's better if this metric is built on a solid base of offense. Buffalo's is the opposite. Built on a solid base of defense. Denver at #9. Sleeper? Rams, Ravens, and Colts all in the 20s. Pretenders?

I'm O- so I feel obligated. It's like a super power I've decided to use for good and not evil.

The Ravens are good, but I think the Bills could control the ball against them and contain Jackson. Their defense is just okay. It's a tough matchup. I don't have much faith in Jackson at this point. He's still learning, just like Josh. Heat gonna have a tough time with the Seahawks and Pats in the next two games.