Doc Brown

Raiders and Broncos atop the AFC West.

Well, 4 out of 5 awesome games aren't bad.

Rams/Bears sucked

Obviously yes.

Have money on the game? LOL.

We've got Edmunds. I'm not worried.

Star. His first game in over a year and a half and we pitch a shutout.

We also could've. Hindsight is fun but the point is if you can get an elite multi threat RB like McCaffrey in the first round you have to at least consider it.

Would you take McCaffrey in the first round?

What did we miss when Reid called us to trade the pick?

If you're not legitimately concerned about Allen then you haven't been watching the last two games. Our defense has been great though.

There is not one thing about Tua that scares me.

Can we play the Dolphins every week?

The 2019 Bills are looking great.

"If you don't play well you won't win the game." Yes, he literally said that.

Allen protected the football and took the sack there. He's sucked today but he hasn't cost the team the game with how good our d is playing.

I feel like I'm awaiting biopsy results from a large lump on my neck.

I got the shot and six week latter. Boom....side swiped by someone running a red light. Explain that?

He did a good job of explaining what went wrong and linked it to our offensive struggles in the playoffs. Specifically, our struggles against heavy zone teams. Maybe we do need to shake things up on offense. I just don't like the idea of having Dorsey taking over play call duties one week into the season. Daboll is able to self scout and you have to have faith in the staff you assembled to make the necessary adjustments. Let's just see what he comes up this week against the Fins as I expect another cat and mouse game.

Lol. Giants.

I want Giant fan tears.

I'm just rooting for Skins D-line injuries.

Logistics. Natural immunity from prior Covid infection is harder to study and track. People could simply lie and say they already tested positive for Covid. There's also only upside in getting the vaccine even if you already had Covid as numerous studies have showed substantial antibody response for those who've had Covid and then were vaccinated (compared to unvaccinated previously infected people vs. only vaccination people). If the goal is to prevent as many people as possible from contracting the virus, it makes sense from a policy perspective to mandate vaccines whether you were previously infected or not. They are following the science in that regard.

Let me ask you this since you seem up to date on this stuff. Let's say a healthy person already got Covid and has antibodies. Is there any downside to that person also getting the vaccine or would it just strengthen his immunity even more? I know how we'll get the tax payers to foot half the bill. Make the small number of vaccine hesitant Bills fans hate us.