Doc Brown

For how vital a head coach is I'm surprised they don't already make this. If Kyle Shanahan said give me 40 million a year on my next extension or I'll quit would the 49ers move on?

College teams want the offense to get the ball second so they know how many points they need to score and can tailor their play calling to achieve the desired result. I imagine most NFL coaches would feel the same with the new playoff OT rules where each team is guaranteed one possession. The only way I could see a team taking the ball first is if their defense is gassed.

Did I steal your patio furniture or something?

NYT playoff simulator has them at 68% and the Vegas odds are at -210 to make the playoffs the last time I checked. If the Bills drop one of their next three they still are at about 50 to 70% to make the playoffs depending on which game we lose.

The last three seasons the Bills finished out the regular season on a six game winning streak, a four game winning streak, and a seven game winning streak. I wouldn't bet against them.

I'm guessing the rationale was build some positive momentum for the Fins game. Really stupid decision though.

It was a great half a sack though.

We already knew all this. The Bills may have to pay for the sins of losing to bad teams but the hole wasn’t dug too deep yet.

Wow. If true he really dropped the ball on his career.

I know Brady is so hot right now amongst fans but I don't think he calls the defense plays quite yet.

I thought Dodson should've been ejected for this. Clearly intentional to lead with helmet there imo. Dirty play.

Christian Watson. Ran a 4.36 at 6'4". Was fine with the Elam pick at the time but he was my draft crush.

Wanted to draft Equanimeous St. Brown the year we picked Allen. He's almost 6'5" and ran a 4.48 40. We passed on him for Ray-Ray in the 6th. Guess it didn't matter.

Agreed. I remember getting blown out against the Colts in the regular season (similar game to yesterday except in reverse) and the Bengals in the post season as a very odd feeling that I was thankful I almost forgot what it felt like after the miserable drought. Even though we either blow a team out or it comes down to the wire. I prefer the former as we've experienced some painful losses. More than nearly any other team since the 2019 Wild Card game. It's a blessing and a curse I guess.

They had their onsides kick unit on and Harty just went down to avoid a fumble at the end of the game so they could run out the clock. I'm guessing that's what he was instructed to do. They obviously rely on him the most as a returner as he only has one muff this year I believe on 40 or so punt return opportunities. Brilliant play as the blocking ineptitude allowed the savvy veteran in Martin to get that punt off and draw the personal foul. Led to a Touchdown.

Cook has been great but Tyler Dunne lit a fire under this undermanned defense. Reminds me of Jerry Sullivan after the wind game in 2021.

It's better than that. For instance, lets say we lose to the Cowboys and win our final three to finish 10-7. Even if Miami wins the division by winning two of their next three before losing to us we'd still have a 77% chance of making the playoffs as a WC team according to that NYT simulator.

Yup. Even if we lose tomorrow we still have a good shot even if this board will be in full meltdown pitchfork mode. We're in much better shape than we were the same time last week. You can thank Toney and the Titans for that.

Four road indoor games would be fantastic.

Defense is too inconsistent. I can’t see Goff winning at SF or Philly.

There isn't a difference.

Cover for owners either too cheap or nostalgic to build indoor stadiums.

Happened to Bryce Brown against KC. It’s a touchback for the defense.

Mahomes can pry beat the four remaining teams left handed.

I think the Chiefs win out because of their soft schedule/defense and the Jaguars surprisingly beat the Ravens this Sunday night at home. I see Jacksonville blowing it against the Titans because they're so darn inconsistent (like us). Bengals, Steelers, Colts, and Texans falter down the stretch, I'll go... 1.) Chiefs 2.) Ravens 3.) Jaguars 4.) Bills 5.) Browns (I see them winning 3 of 4) 6.) Broncos 7.) Dolphins