Doc Brown

Wondering when they’d add one. Finally got Rodgers’s approval I guess.

I have so many takes about the Bills through three weeks but the Dolphins game will tell me a lot more if those takes are accurate. Here's the biggest takeaways with the rest of the league so far. -The Cardinals and Texans have performed admirably and credit goes to their head coaches. -The Bears, Raiders, and Broncos have performed terribly and credit goes to their head coaches. -I wish Aaron Rodgers didn't get hurt so my preseason prediction they'd finish last in the division was actually bold. -Mike McDaniel is a hell of a head coach and the Dolphins should be a great rivalry for a long time. -Every reason you don't give running backs big second contracts has only been validated so far this year. -I don't know what scares me more. The Chiefs defense or the Dolphins offense.

Good. If you need an onside kick to win the game you deserve to lose.

Good teams win. Great teams cover no matter what.

McDummy

No faith in the offense with that punt there.

Most overrated WR in the NFL. Not a big loss. Lol. Okay. Good luck organizing and executing that.

How exciting.

I would love the move and would give up a 1st for him. He's about the same age when we gave up a 1st and 4th for Diggs It would make sense both short term and long term. The Bills immediately get a top five WR1A and WR1B combo. It would also give us a premier #1 when we decide to move on from Diggs and in an ideal world would draft a capable #2. Not sure if the Bears would play ball though.

To be determined before they face actual quality NFL QB's. I don't consider Wilson, Jimmy G, and Howell to be true tests of whether this defense is better under McDermott. Frazier was the d-coordinator when they picked off Mike White four times to stop the whitesanity that was going on. They just did the same to Howell. You guys need to extend Belichick's contract immediately and sign Mac Jones to a record breaking extension next off-season. I see an extremely bright future constantly hoping for that last Wild Card birth.

I didn't have a huge problem with it. They just didn't execute. First and 10 from their 22 with 36 seconds left and all three timeouts doesn't really limit the playbook. Seemed like a timing issue between Josh and Hardy on first down with a favorable matchup with the LB. Then Davis fails to get his foot in on the 2nd down play in the end zone. The most annoying part was having to waste a timeout after that incompletion for whatever reason. Maybe they wanted a review from upstairs and they didn't get it. Even on third down if Harty runs that route two yards farther it's a first and 10 from the 12 with 2 timeouts left and 22 seconds. Playbook is still wide open. Again. Just poor execution.

Amazing stats from this game with 726 yards of total offense too which is 2nd of all time as the most jaw dropping. I guess Waddle was holding them back?

No. The home team only gets one and half now so the line setters are guessing the public sees us as 1 and 1/2 points better. We'll see if this line shifts and I'm going to be really interested in where the sharp money goes.

Opening disappointing weekend upset where we all freak out about Allen. Week two resilient blowout. Game three against Washington with a little bit of wind forecasted.

So, they don't require an extra point attempt? WTF?

After Shell, Kirksey, Archer, and Boldin they need a Vontae Davis section.

He does but he already has accuracy issues when he tries to sling it so those should be accentuated if it's windy.

Details aren’t my strong suit. Lol. Thanks.

Bills 27 Skins 24

Herbert is the definition of why wins aren’t solely a qb stat. Average weapons and a defense that’s overpaid relative to their performance. Imagine Herbert on the 49ers, Eagles, or Dolphins. They’d be putting up historic numbers.

Just looking at the contract alone, Watson's is by far the worst if he doesn't get back to his old self. He's the only player in the NFL completely uncuttable for the next four years. It would cripple the Browns for at least the next four seasons (and pry beyond) they would deserve every ounce of misery that comes their way. It also would be the worst trade in NFL history as they still owe the Texans another first round pick next year. At least the Giants only gave Jones 82 million guaranteed instead of 240 million and can get out of it after next season with a sizable but somewhat manageable dead cap hit (22 million) after next season. It would be even more satisfying if Mayfield turns his career around in Tampa.

They're not getting a first for Elam. I doubt they would get anything better than a 4th for him which isn't worth it.

Glad he already signed his contract extension as he's in his fourth year. Brutal news still though but at least he has the financial security.

He's mediocre. He has pedestrian receiving weapons, a below average o-line, and was without Barkley tonight. However, he's definitely not worth 92m guaranteed over four years with an average of 40m. They're stuck with him at least through next season.

Agreed. It's an underrated show that's the best out there with the combination of humor and debate. I actually agree with Nick Wright a lot except when it comes to Allen. This, PTI, and the Rich Eisen show are one's I'll catch once in a while.