Freddie's Dead

And we know how that ended....

Matt Shaank....

I predict a long day for Mac Jones. Frazier gonna dial up some ***** that MacHeath hasn't seen yet. "That cement is just...it's there for the weight, dear...."

All I remember is the holding penalty (yawn).

Fish gonna Fish. Tua finally gets comfortable in the scheme, so pull the rug out from under him. Miami gonna be our B word next year.

@PatsFanNHhas a long history of not being a dick on this board. Opposing team's posters are always welcome as long as they come correct. He's entitled to some respect for his sincere congratulations.

Singletary in the I has been deadly. Ooh, Ooh, me, Mr. Kotter, ooooohhhhhhh!!!!!

Mostly a manager, and I liked keeping the book.

A drunken post four years ago that welcomed Issac McKittrick to Buffalo.

I seem to remember a lot of calls in the GDT to cut Gabe after all his drops...

Welcome, first-time caller. It would be helpful if you gave examples of what you considered to be a good, bad, and ugly call, just to jump-start the discussion. Here are my examples. The Good - Screen pass to Motor for his 2nd TD. Execution helps, but getting Motor on the edge is always a good idea. Jet sweep to McKittrick. We should run this play more than once every two games (that's the Bad part) The Bad - Any RPO to Motor out of the shotgun. They're rarely effective, and when in the red zone, it's a wasted down. The Ugly - Motor in the Wildcat. No threat to throw, it's only marginally better when they run Wildcat with McKittrick. You can't take your best player off the field, even for one play. JA17 is the best Wildcat RB in the league.

I said better. How much better? That's another discussion....

Good point on the fumbled snap. Bills fans scored it a passed ball, but I scored it a wild pitch. Turd was way off-target with his fastball, but given the night Haack was having, it was easy to just blame him.

I called out the catch he did have in the GDT because he went way up the ladder to get it. Still a better TE than Sweeney.

So, IOW, "It might be chilly".

How quickly they forget the block and the unilateral fake FG.... There's a reason I glossed him "Bodork". Haack had a horrible first half, but he fixed his issues and had two great punts into the wind in the 3rd quarter. Enough with the cut him now bull####, you can't change the holder going in to the playoffs.

Somehow your thread, which was started two hours earlier, is at the bottom of the page, so here's a bump. As I said in the other thread, it's good to see Darryl lucid and aware. All the best to him as he fights the devastating effects of what is likely CTE.

That's *****in' cold, man.

Good to see Darryl lucid and aware. He's paying the price of being a warrior for us. It's gonna be cold.

Don't let the aholes get to you. Thank you for your congratulations, and we'll see you next week.

I'm 'enery the Eighth I am...

Josh was off all night. Many of his throws were off-target, or he wasn't on the same page with his receivers. There were back to back plays where Knox broke out and Josh threw in, then Gabe broke off a route and Josh went long. He got it together enough for the final drive, but if he plays like that next week, we're hitting the golf course.

We won despite Dabollocks. Refusal to use McKittrick, Motor in a Wildcat (WTF?!?!), no slants until late in the game, when the Jest were begging for it with 10 men on the LOS and 1 deep safety, all these and more. Not one of his better called games.

It's why I didn't give Poyer one, he caused the Jest TD.

A win is a win, but he's gotta be better next week.