Heavy Kevi

May ruin a narrative, but it's good news for the Bills. Frazier maybe had a couple bad games and is adjusting. Ideally we don't make major coaching changes midseason.

No, of course not like that!

Two words to describe the Bills today: Hungry. Team.

Beat him on the first rushing TD Jumped right over him Stiff arm that drew the horsecollar 17 picking on 55 today

There is no such thing as a sure thing in gambling. Only the seriously addicted don't know this.

I'm shocked he didn't catch a UC on that, especially on Diggs and he was shaken up.

Romo: "One team is ready to play and one team isn't"

Josh has taken over this game so far. I can't wait to see him with talent around him.

Josh is beating up on Barr and I love it

I don't This is a glimpse of the future

Somebody tell Josh Allen he's a rookie. He's not supposed to be making those slick fakes yet.

KB is dead to me He is a receiver who can't catch?

Nothing to lose Listen to Romo "let it rip, throw it 50 yards, and show off your arm" Big day for Murphy

Yowza

I don't like him. I don't have any quantifiable reasoning for it, and I can't point to anything in particular, but he just doesn't seem genuine to me.

Like Bush 43... W (dub-yuh)

To be fair, no restaurants have not waged this war. It's politicians, brother. We (restaurants) are the ones threatened with fines if we hand them out without being requested. Fact is, more people are eating at home now than in recent past. It's over 85% of meals now consumed at home. A large portion of this, however, is take-and-bake, or 'heat 'n' serve', often packaged in single use plastics.

Sooo... Probably a joke/satire thread, but... I feel the need to interject. SS straws would be a considerable food safety risk. Cleaning inside the straw would be impossible, and since it touches everyone's mouth it needs real sanitation. That means restauarants would have to have high-temp dish machines (185°f, and very few restaurants have them), and basically steam them sanitary. Short of that, no way. You can't bleach something that you can't get inside, it would leave considerable bleach slime after several uses. Considering who washes dishes commercially (generally 15-20 year old kids who care only about their tweet feeder), if you see stainless straws somewhere, steer wayyyyy clear. For real. I do struggle with this plastic war we are entering. As much damage as plastics can cause (esp single use), they are our #1 defender against foodborne illness and cross-contamination. If they stop using plastic bags in grocery stores, people will get sick and die. It's really as simple as that. Not that meat is generally unsafe, but when you handle as much meat as a Wegmans cashier, eventually you will handle unsafe meat- and without the proper safety measures it could end very badly. That's my boring guy argument for the day. I feel the need to sqeeze in a "get off my lawn".

I have a strange feeling we are going to do well today. Maybe even a win behind Murphy's big day. Just feeling it in my bones today.

I think "absolute best" is really an absolute opinion. Does not make someone a homer to prefer WNY, or any specific area. 5 different events for 10 things every week sounds terrible to me. Terrible. I hate that the road I live on gets just moderate traffic, and driving to/through Orchard Park last weekend was one of the more stressful/frustrating things I will do all year. Not trying to trash anything or anyone, but Boston or any big city can suck a big fat one. I have no interest in population centers, and a few hours in the cornfield with my dogs or dropping a line in the river beats the living crap out of shopping on broadway, seeing Hamilton, the Boston marathon, or whatever. My opinion of course, and Buffalo really isn't my favorite either (too many folks), my point being if someone says Buffalo is best they are not wrong. It's the best for them. That's when I do the most- when the sun doesn't oppress me. Nothing beats a good snow day.

The dichotomy of Josh Allen. Looks awesome standing back there. Stands tall, keeps eyes downfield, never afraid to get hit, will throw at any point... ...but he just isn't making the reads. We may have have to just get some burners at WR and have them run posts, sluggos, and 9's. Then he can just look deep. Be a "chunk play" offense if we have to. We have to make it work with this kid. Or maybe he learns how to read a defense. If that happens, he could be scary (good).

If I remember correctly the 07 Pats was like 19 points in Foxborough (the year they went 18-1) But I sense the tone of the thread is sardonic, so I will interject that this is the first honest-to-goodness tear down and rebuild we've had in recent past. And we are right in the thick of it.

When I talk about Josh looking good last weekend, it comes with an implied 'except the fact he's a rookie and made some terrible plays'. I feel like that is implied because it's so obvious, and because it was telegraphed. Everyone knew he would be raw, so saying he did good is not saying he looked like a competent QB, but to say "hey look, he's progressing". Anyhow, that's how I see. Obviously there were bad plays I don't think anyone has refuted that.

Hard for me to gauge if Gaine leaving hurt us. But I do know for sure that Gaines leaving hurt us.

Bellichicks ego. He wants the credit. Brady is good, but I tend to agree at least partially with BB. They went 11-5 with Cassell. Brady is a smart, accurate, system QB