Doc Brown

Last year Week 1 only had one MNF game too.

Ten games in the dark is a first.

Most places only get one game on CBS or FOX. Everybody is up across the country. Sunday afternoons are usually the laziest time of the entire week. You want Mahomes, Burrow, and Hurst with a healthy Von though.

That's what happens when you build a modern NFL offense in the worst home weather conditions in the NFL. I'm thinking a big easy target for Allen in the slot was a thought in the brutal weather with the Kinkaid pick.

Why? Here's why..... It's the first political thing I've bothered to watch since he left office.

Getting Von back before we play either of them would trump any small schedule disadvantage imo.

After he left for the Steelers. I swear McDermott had the team go all Fight Club after the game in "the first rule about 13 seconds is we don't talk about 13 seconds."

I think they fill them out around Thanksgiving. Burrow played his best ball late in the season last year.

Their draft history really isn't that impressive before last season since the Mahomes pick if you go back and look at it. Their only home run was Humphrey and they wasted a first round pick on a RB. I won't dig too far into the weeds but I don't consider them a superior team in either of the last two seasons like you claimed.

It's a faulty narrative imo that under McDermott "rookies usually don't play so much." It has more to do with Beane built a complete enough roster to the point a rookie (even highly drafted) has started day one and/or unforeseen circumstances prevented McDermott from playing recent day 1 and 2 picks as often as he did his first three seasons here. Just look at the playing time their rookie season for players drafted in the first three rounds since McDermott took over. 2017- T. White, Zay Jones, and Dawkins all started the majority of the season. 2018 - Allen was a starter after they watched Peterman for half a game. Edmunds started right away. Phillips was part of the defensive rotation the whole season. 2019 - Oliver started right away. Ford started in a rotation before becoming the full time starter at RT. Singletary split the workload with Gore. Knox played in every game and started 11 of them. 2020 - Epenesa played in ten games. Moss split the workload with Singletary. 2021 - Rousseau was part of the rotation in all 17 games. Basham played in eight games. Spencer Brown was the starter at RT after week 3. 2022 - Elam was a rotational player for most of the year alternating with either Benford or Jackson. Cook's workload increased as the year went on. Benford - wth was Beane thinking with that pick?

Vikings fans know we could've relied on Gary Anderson in a pressure situation.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/05/09/matt-araiza-expresses-gratitude-to-prosecutors-for-his-exoneration/ “I am aware that the facts of this case have been made public,” Araiza said in a statement provided to PFT on Tuesday night. “I am deeply gratified for the thorough work of the DA’s office in San Diego and for all the witnesses that were willing to come forward and tell the truth. I am thankful that the facts of this case as provided by the witnesses will prove that what I have been saying from the beginning is, in fact, the truth. “I can only hope that now people will assess me on the facts and not what was falsely claimed in both the civil suit and in the press. “I am beyond thankful for the unwavering support of both my family and friends. They have been a rock in what has been a very dark eight months for me. However, now that the truth is out, I am amazed by the thousands of emails and tweets supporting me. It has truly been a blessing to know so many people have now judged me by the facts.”

Forty-two pages over a punter. Gotta love this place.

I want at Bengals week 1. Don’t care what day or time.

I don't think he gets a chance with any team until the civil suit is completely resolved.

Imagine Beane explaining this to Pegula. "Look, I know it's nuts to pay and carry two punters in today's hyper competitive NFL. However, there's a possible curse we have to consider."

The Bills don't owe him anything. He's a sixth round punter and was therefore easily expendable. Wasn't worth the distraction. Sucks for him but he'll get a shot somewhere else.

Simms broke his foot in December that season against us ironically. He couldn't have played as I believe he was on crutches Super Bowl weekend. Simms was playing great that year until he got hurt so if he was healthy for the Super Bowl they were pry playing him. Parcells was the better coach but I'm not going to credit him for that decision because it wasn't an option.

Frank Reich said that. The article also had an odd quote from Reich saying that he should've started over Kelly in Super Bowl 27.

I always view the QB position as who gives d-coordinators nightmares at night because of their skill set. Not their surrounding weapons. 1.) Mahomes 2.) Allen 3.) Burrow 4.) Herbert 5.) Lamar 6.) Rodgers 7.) Hurts 8.) Lawrence 9.) Murray (when healthy) 10.) Stafford (when healthy)

That's a simplistic talking point that's emerged the last few seasons imo. The first three Super Bowls wins I give more to Belichick than Brady. Brady was more of a game manager while their defense was the driving force. The last six Super Bowls they went to (three wins, three losses) was more Brady and that offense.

You must be a thrill at parties.

The all blues and reds should only be worn once a year (if they insist) to avoid an uptake in macular degeneration in the WNY area. The all white's on the road are great although my personal preference is white on white with blue socks. The Sabres went back to the black goathead jerseys and they were great. Bills should do the same thing with the 90's unis for at least one game.

The Jets and the Cowboys scrambling after getting jumped was the best part of the draft. The pettiness from Belichick is great though.