That's No Moon

Also, let me address this short yardage back question. Zack Moss was a "power back" who absolutely sucked at short yardage. Hines is 5'9" 196lbs. One of the best short yardage backs the Bills ever had was 5'10" 200lbs. Thurman Thomas. I know he didn't play goalline all the time and blah blah. If you needed a yard in a big spot that dude got you at least a yard and a half. Ask Brian Cox about that. It's not always about being big, it's finding the soft spot. Moss acted like a power back but he wasnt. Derrick Henry is a power back. Moss tried to run like Henry and couldn't. The Bills have just as many power back options today as they did yesterday. Doesn't mean Hines or Cook can't pickup short yardage. I dont think Singetary's stop and start style lends itself well to it but the other two could.

Cook looked decent on Sunday and reeled in a nice catch himself. Maybe it's that now they have two backs that can catch and run rather than one and you can have sorts of fun with two guys like that on the field at once with a TE and two WRs. What defense do you bring in? The two RBs and 2 WRs sort of dictates 3 LBs but then if you split them both out the D is gonna have a bad time. Matchup nightmare and they won't do it all the time but when they do it's going to be fun.

What do we need that for? 😂 Watching Singletary try to catch that would be high comedy. He has hands like a seal.

Heck yes given that where we are in the world now the league will be handing us back at least a 6th every year anyway.

He is, but they need more and better depth there. Marlowe is the devil they know in that regard.

McK has fumbled a kickoff without being touched. Lots of things happen when he touches the ball. Some of them are good. Some of them are not. They are always of high interest. This is not what I want in my return people. I will sacrifice significant upside to know for certain this offense is getting the ball back. In previous years we needed to steal a TD here and there in returns. This is not that year. Catch the ball, run forward rather than sideways, zero turnovers. That is my goal and if I'm honest zero turnovers comes before running forward. Fair catch everything IDGAF.

It has everything to do with his opportunity. Zack Moss averaged 5.2 yards per carry this season, does that reflect what Zack Moss brings to the table?

Does Johnathan Taylor play here?

Have we mentioned that Hines returns kicks as well? We now have an experienced guy to put back there in bad weather. I like Shakir a LOT, until I see him catch the ball on a typical December day I don't fully trust him and I don't trust McKenzie back there at all. He's a heart attack in a helmet.

James Cook is going to be excellent. Just not today.

I'll take some Amon-Ra St. Brown please and thank you

Too much bran this morning? 💩

I dunno. I was wondering if safety might be a good spot for Tre right now like the Steelers did with Rod Woodson post ACL. Not forever, but for right now. Less change of direction at safety and he can certainly play a heckuva free safety. Helps him get back into it, protects his knee a little, puts all of our best players on the field. Gives us all sorts of crazy coverage disguise options too.

But linebacker wasn't really their problem so whatever

Justin Simmons is the guy we need to be calling about

They wouldn't have taken him out. There's an infirmary. Buddy of mine got that drunk at a game once. We were trying to bring him home and they stopped us before we got out the door and took him there. His parents had to drive to OP and get him.

The second half was kinda malaiseish. We clearly lost focus.

It's before my time, but granddad would tell a tale or two as well.

The Bills need to avoid the midseason malaise they fell into last year around this time. It doesn't matter what the schedule says on paper. Anyone can lose to anyone every single week.

That's gonna end up a Saturday game

Cowherd is an OG moron. That never stopped being the case.

For as bad as the bathroom lines can be this is a pro tip.

You guys are both aware that someone climbed out onto the wire supporting the kicking net in the 70's. It used to be common practice to buy a seat specifically for the keg you'd wheel in. I went to games as a kid all through the 80's and 90's and I saw more huge fights, lewdness, and general jackassery than an 8-15 year old probably should. None of this is new. Not at all. The cutoff rules for beer sales were put in place because of what USED to happen. It wasn't men in suits politely clapping I assure you.

As a Philadelphian, no. https://youtu.be/1dz7sFwpG6o

Why put your adjustments on film in a game you have a 3 score lead in? They didn't change a thing and only gave up 17 points. Save the adjustments for the games that are close and matter a lot.