Doc Brown

A few things bother me in this matchup: -Bengals have the rest advantage, more desperation, are 12-5 in the last 17 games when Burrow/Higgins/Chase are on the field, and the Bosa injury is huge because Burow is great against the blitz which the Bills will have to use in order to create any kind of pressure. Burrow started out slow last Thanksgiving but looked like his old self in the 2nd half. However, I think the Bills run all over this defense and if they sell out to stop it Allen can make it look like the Bucs game. I think it's close but I've got the Bills at 28-24.

Was he your staring CB this week?

I'm guessing the Bills will just release him and sign another CB which I agree with. Reputation is far more important than CB#4 depth.

Beane's had a couple rough months here.

My guess is Beane thought he could convince Slay to come here if there was any hesitation on his part. It was a gamble and it backfired hilariously. Why Beane didn't tamper to make sure he wanted to come here is beyond me.

Very interesting. I don't know what else to say but very interesting. Not sure if it's for depth or they see him as an upgrade over Tre White.

Agreed on turnovers. We all knew there would be some regression to the mean was coming but I didn't expect going from a plus 24 last year to a negative 2 so far this year. Josh hasn't played as well as last year either.

Atlanta had a bye week in week 5 so they had 15 days to prepare. Dolphins had three extra days because of TNF. The other two losses their wasn't a rest advantage.

I stand corrected. Pry should've given Spiller an IQ test before expecting him to learn that system.

Sean Payton's a good offense mind so I doubt he ever sees the field unless there's cluster injuries at the position.

Why not take a timeout there and save yourself five yards?

Depends on intent which is subjective. You usually see that called though.

I've never seen that.

Vrabel doesn't trust Maye on 4th and inches?

No. Just some jaded Giants reporter. LOL.