Artful Dodger

The only time the Bills offense looks good is when they're behind and trying to catch up and Josh Allen is allowed to do his thing. Also, give credit where credit is due. The Patriots are an improving team, and Drake Maye looks like a franchise QB.

Josh Allen makes all of his OC's look much better than they actually are. Maybe Brady really is that bad.

At one point, he sounded a bit like William Shatner. "It can't even play in the snow." I wonder if that was intentional.

It was a transcendent moment for him when he started clapping and the entire locker room started clapping along in rhythm with him. After all these years as coach, he's finally coached up all the Assistant Coaches and the front office staff to clap along with him. One of the truly great moments of his career. And it took a win against the New Orleans Saints to do it.

When he was playing, I always thought of him as the team's dad. He seemed mature and sensible and always kept his head about him. When Hamlin died on the field, I remember Morse hugging and comforting one of the other players who was sobbing on his chest.

Everyone knows that God always backs the winner. When was the last time you saw a player on the losing team thank Him?

The Bills have enough veteran players who have experienced a lot of disappointment so that they shouldn't get complacent. They shouldn't be complacent; the team gets knocked out of the playoffs every year. Hopefully, they're both angry and hungry. Hangry.

The Winstopper defense.

Just for grins, on a week when the Bills are playing a bad team, let him call his own plays, and see what happens. Hopefully, we wouldn't see three runs directly into the line of scrimmage on the Bills' second series of the game.

Yes, and if you fail to convert the first conversion, you're always playing catchup on future extra points which is what the Bills did all night. They're lucky it didn't cost them the game. Other than that, McDermott did a fine job of game management.

It would be simpler if the refs would just use separate eleven-yard chains when Buffalo has the ball.

Allen is among the most exciting players in NFL history.

Levy still has first-hand memories of the Great Depression. He was in the Army Air Corps in WW2, for goodness sakes. He was born in the same year as Jack Lemmon, Johnny Carson, and Margaret Thatcher. And he's a sharp as ever. What a remarkable guy and an admirable man!

I like it. I'm happy to pay more taxes if it means that Terry can afford a nicer yacht.

At least this will gin up some drama for "Hard Knocks" which has been really dull so far.