Doc Brown

Yeah. I finally caved. It was a good read. Well written. Dunne made it crystal clear that he thinks McDermott should be fired which I appreciate since you can then read it as a well sourced opinion piece. No real surprises but he makes the best case on why this team should move on from McDermott than anything I've read or heard previously.

At this level it’s more about X’s and O’s. They’re professionals who should be up for every game.

Offense - Gabe Davis. I think he gets a lot of looks with Sneed on Diggs and McDuffie on whoever is in the slot. Defense - Groot in run defense, containing Mahomes, tipping some balls on some of their stupid short crap, and generating some pressure along with Floyd.

That's the downside of putting it behind a paywall as not as many people will read it so they rely on others interpretations. I'd pay the monthly fee to read it but then would be afraid I'd forget to cancel it.

Yeah. It blows my mind that out of all the examples in history of teamwork towards a common goal the hijackers on 9/11 was what came to mind and there wasn't a filter in his head that said maybe there's other options. We all make mistakes but good lord that was dumb.

Bills must treat this game as if there's no tomorrow if we're going to pull this one off. Similar to the Japanese kamikaze pilots when they attacked Pearl Harbor.

So it wasn't all bad.

Then spending six more seasons there without even winning another playoff game. Makes you wonder if they would've won less, the same, or more SB's if they kept Dungy.

You think?

Just the fact that it wasn't leaked until four years later is amazing to me. Especially in the age of social media where everyone has a voice.

It's somewhere in between and whatever you think of the story is influenced on your priors when it comes to your opinion of McDermott. How could it not be?

It was so Billsy of us to clinch the number two seed two out of the three years after they added a 7th seed.

I would. He hasn't won a playoff game since the Obama administration. McDermott's won four despite him being apparently a quarterback killing narcissist.

Pats aren't out of it yet......

Both teams at halftime remembered who they were. Most Belichick/Tomlin game ever.

True but my concern is Josh will force more balls to Knox than he would to Morris.

Misery loves company which is why I regularly converse with my brother in law who's a Jets fan. He currently thinks Aaron Rodgers purposely sabotaged the Jets by agreeing to the trade because Woody Johnson made his fortune off of the vaccine distributing big pharma company Johnson and Johnson. He thinks Rodgers purposely tore his Achilles, convinced Jets management that he could turn Zach Wilson into a legit QB so they wouldn't offer any alternatives after he was injured week 1 to sabotage their season, and will engineer another catastrophic injury of week 2 of next season (week 1 would look too suspicisious). Thus, ruining a great defense who all are about to want to get paid who he knew would be good enough where they wouldn't get the top two QB prospects of this year's draft. He also thinks Belichick is the mastermind behind the whole plan but can't make the connection yet. So, my professional advice. Become friends with a Jets fan, Panthers fan, or Commanders fan and you'll feel a whole lot better about the Bills future compared to theirs.

I don't think he lied from what I recall. The two main reasons he was cut according to Tim Graham was Araiza's attorney lying publicly between the allegations surfacing and his release that other teams knew about the allegations before the draft. Also (and the main reason), they needed a reliable punter that didn't have legal issues hanging over his head in a season where they had Super Bowl aspirations. They're stuck with Von and his disastrous contract whereas they weren't stuck with Araiza besides the wasted investment of a sixth round pick.

Except for all blue (smurfs) and all red (vomit)....... any jersey combo looks great to me.

Agreed. Just look at the top ten teams with the most dead cap money this year. The Bucs, Rams, and Packers went all in while the rest o the teams are either dysfunctional and/or signed some awful contracts (the Cardinals alone are eating 5.9 million in dead cap for their Jordan Phillips deal which is hilarious). Only two (Eagles and Texans) are above .500. How the Eagles have such a good roster still is a testament to Roseman. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $75.32MM Los Angeles Rams: $74.23MM Green Bay Packers: $57.14MM Philadelphia Eagles: $54.73MM Carolina Panthers: $51.54MM Arizona Cardinals: $36.96MM Tennessee Titans: $36.56MM Minnesota Vikings: $35.54MM Houston Texans: $31.72MM Las Vegas Raiders: $29.95MM

I suggest the Cover 1 podcast if you really want to get in the weeds. To be fair, Greg did say that we're pry going to have to keep Josh's contract structure in place and take their medicine in either this year or next year. He guessed 2025. He's more bullish on Diggs skills not declining over the next two seasons than I am.

No state solution?

It's pry short term if it's a sprained ankle. A lot of pain to go through though.

The intentional grounding on Allen with a WR in the area when he was clearly horse collared may have been the worst against the Eagles. Maybe not as bad as the intentional grounding against the Bengals though. At this point with the Chiefs coming up, do we just opt to take the ball after the opening kickoff at the 15 to make it 2nd and 20 to get the inevitable out of the way?

You're sticking with the Bills are 7-0 after their bye week since 2017 despite it being mathematically impossible. I admire your persistence.