Doc Brown

He pry hurt his shoulder trying to lift his wallet.

That's because he's third on the depth chart at outside corner and Benford was injured in London while Jackson was injured against the Giants. Chiefs fans man. Try to keep up.

All I see is an easy opportunity for mass suicides after a Bills loss.

No. That's more courage than discipline. The people that put the squad in their place practiced party discipline. However, the Republicans that ousted McCarthy weren't courageous at all as he was the most conservative speaker since Gingrich. They now get more attention now and fundraising money because they can claim they're anti establishment (whatever that is nowadays) in exchange for hurting the GOP's optimistic outlook for 2024. They're selfishness could potentially be disastrous for the country. Gaetz and those Republicans that voted with him are clowns.

I've eaten so well the last three weeks and the Bills have under performed. I may just make my family eat boiled hot dogs on wonder bread.

Another dog emergency?

Mac seemed to get the ball out really quick though so it's hard to get any pressure that way.

I also saw him get stuffed a few times. I'd have to watch the All 22 but you may be right. One thing's for sure is they seem to have completely done away with designed QB runs which is what we used to turn to when our offense was stagnant.

There's been multiple threads on this already today but it's a combination of teams playing him better, trying to preserve Josh early in the season (imo), and him trying to become a more traditional passer knowing the wear and tear on his body from taking all those hits will eventually catch up to him. BTW, I think he can flip that style of play on a switch if needed. His ability to quickly adapt from week to week is rare for a QB. We've been great in the red zone this year. Josh is 21 for 29 for 11 TD's (14 total TD's) and 0 INT's in the Red Zone. Going into this week I think we were ranked 2nd in touchdown percentage (around 71%) in the Red Zone (don't quote me on that).

Give me three opportunities for a QB sneak from Allen to take the lead from a half yard out every time.

That's because it would've been a really stupid question as we needed to make sure we scored a touchdown to take the lead. You take 2nd and goal from the 1/2 yard line over first and goal from the two every time.

What would he say that would make you feel any better?

Are we greeting them at the airport?

Sharps are all over the Patriots for the third week in a row. Division game, weather may help the Pats, Belichick mystique, beat the Jets, and close losses earlier in the year to Fins and Eagles. Hopefully the sharps get burned again.

That's a lot of rushing yards in their first five seasons. You're conveniently leaving out the leap Allen made from year two to three. For instance, Cam threw for 30 plus touchdowns once his first five years. Josh did it three times (20-22). Cam only threw above 60% once his first five years. Josh did it three times (20-22). Newton threw for over 4,000 yards once his first five years. Josh did it three times (20-22). Newton had a passer rating over 90 once his first five years. Josh did if three times (20-22). Newton's total TD's exceeded 40 once his first five years. Josh did it three times (20-22). I'm noticing a theme here.

The all reds are a good reminder of all that is wrong in this world. Shouldn’t have been Allen it out on you.

My first vomit emoji ever. They should be set on fire.

Both are awful. Hire Matt Park from Syracuse.

Coughlin was 5-2 against him including two SB victories which all took place during Brady's prime. I just remember those teams not trying to outsmart the Patriots (very simple game plans on both sides of the ball) and just winning in the trenches. Vrabel and McDaniels are a combined 5-1 against him using similar philosophies.

It's against the law for the Chiefs not to be the one seed. The Jags should cruise through the division though.

I'm leaning Bills 33-13 but that's assuming Cam Lewis plays. Well, you were the one complaining we can't win ugly.

Bills seemed to make a concerted effort to sign and draft players the last couple of years that rarely dropped or fumbled the football while moving on from players who did (Singletary, McKenzie). Doesn't bode well for Gabe Davis re-signing here. Cook is far more explosive imo and still should receive the majority of the touches. A 65/35 split or something like that would be fine with me. He also rarely fumbles the football like Murray. I just wish he was better in pass protection.

His overall skill set coming out of college. His production in college. Calm down Veruca Salt. Rookie TE's take longer to reach their potential and that includes even the most polished TE's coming out of college. You usually don't even see rookie first round WR's who are successful take off until the second half of their rookie year. Getting acclimated to the speed of the game and developing rapport with your QB takes time. I guess my expectations of him so far have equaled the reality. It's why I was clamoring for at least a temporary upgrade (Hopkins) at WR2 his rookie year.

Not with that attitude. He'll improve and five games it too small of a sample size. It is interesting though that their worst game offensively production wise happened to be the one he missed.

He has Ryan Tannehill throwing him the ball in an offense that thinks it's 1972. It is but to say he's never going to be that guy is extremely premature.