LeGOATski

They should go back to the red helmet, IMO. And overhaul the logo again.

You're talking about the W-L reputation that I already touched on. It's not worth having a discussion with someone who can't follow it.

I might need to start Allen the rest of the year... Highest scoring fantasy QBs in the last 8 games going back to 2018: Watson Allen Dak Lamar Mahomes

No, they don't. I don't think you follow the NFL much, besides the Buffalo Bills.

He did the right thing for himself, but certainly not the Bills players, organization, or fans. Definitely selfish. He sounds like a selfish guy.

I don't agree with that. From a culture and organizational perspective, it sounds like free agent players are impressed with what they see when they visit. They are still trying to change the W-L reputation, that's for sure. First year playoff appearance helped a bit, but it wasn't too impressive. I think this year will help a bunch and they'll look like a team who deserves to be in playoff contention year after year.

Yeah, that's normal. I'm saying Vontae wasn't normal. He didn't have that normal connection to the team. Probably a personality flaw. Also, he was maybe a little ashamed and couldn't face the other players in that moment, after what sounds like a bit of a mini-breakdown. I would hate it more if it was a player who was engrained in the organization, but Vontae was just a guy.

He wasn't bought in to the team and hadn't engrained himself into the culture. No close relationships with the rest of the guys. He signed a one-year deal with the Bills simply because they paid the most money and already had a good DB group. He sounds like an over-emotional, heart on his sleeve, prideful guy who had a mini-breakdown in the game, so he ran. It's kind of funny and certainly unprofessional from other points of view. It seems as if from his point of view, football was like a lowly 9-5 office job. It's normal for people to get tired of that BS and quit mid-shift. To me, it's a funny story, but it's not that impactful. It would be much different if someone like Kyle Williams or Lorax did it, or even one of the highly touted young guys.

That's his wife saying that. She's not too keen on the actual happenings in the league. The Bills had one good season just prior to that. I don't blame her at all for her impressions of the Bills. The new regime is still trying to solidify the org's new reputation.

Well, they didn't prior to Beane/McDermott

I lost Drew Brees and have inserted Josh. I drafted him though.

I'm triggered by you assuming that I'm triggered

It's 2019. Should be "12th Person"

I want Kalen Ballage, actually. Should be very cheap. He hasn't realized his full potential on that ***** hole team Conor McDermott

Hmmm.... I need to go to the store now....

Yeah, he was struggling to get Josh down again and just went into desperation mode. Swatted Josh's head and stuff. In this day and age of ticky tack calls on QBs, I'm not sure how that's not called. The refs were really inconsistent this weekend in a bunch of the games I watched.

And he's a process guy. He's like the Frank Gore of WRs.

Same

I've never had a 2nd favorite team, but if I did it would probably be the Bears or the Chargers.

As long as they're not batted too hard *"TBD" Legends... FIFT John Ross II is no joke. They'll be doubling him all game.

heh....after Darnold got sick, Cowherd said that now there's no one to challenge the Pats for the division title. I guess one win against a so-so Giants team changes everything....

I predicted 11-5 in the prediction thread before the season. Sounds about right to me. Division games are always a bit tougher. As well as road games. Every team can make it a game in Sunday. Except the Dolphins.

There was a questionable scenario at the end of the Bills game: - 5:01 left and Bills get the ball up 28-14. The Giants have 2 timeouts left (they lost the first one on the non-reviewable Allen fumble) - 1st down - Bills run the ball and Giants use their 2nd timeout. They have 1 timeout left. - 2nd down - Bills run the ball and Singletary injures his hammy - clock stops - 3rd down - Bills run the ball and Shurmur calls their last timeout as soon as Gore is tackled. Clock stops. - Refs blow their whistle because Ogletree throws Knox to the ground after the play (little bit of a flop by Knox) - Giants get their timeout back - Refs discuss the penalty and rule that it was not a penalty (no issue with that) - Clock remains stopped, even though the Giants haven't used timeout and there was no penalty - this is where I take issue because the Bills had a chance to run off another 30 seconds of clock time there. They either messed this up or there's a problem with the rule. If it's a problem with the rule, then it's obviously something Bellichick will take advantage of... ?

That roughing the passer call was absolutely bogus. Then how many times have we seen the clock run out on the last play and the refs just call it a game? They chose to give em the last second here. I don't mind it at all, it just seems like it was judgement call on the field. They didn't look at the replay at all to confirm it. In the past, refs have just called the game over. Yes

Kinda crazy how quickly Kellen Moore became an NFL OC. QB until 2017...QB Coach and then OC in 2019.