Steptide

Wasn't it Stevie Johnson who originally coined the term bills mafia?

Any directv users with the 4k boxes, this game will be in 4k on the directv 4k channels. I'm actually pretty pumped for this, nfl in 4k is pretty awesome. Haven't yet seen the bills in 4k

Still a 2 game lead on the division. Gotta be better next week. That was putrid

Wonder how different this game woulda been if it had been played on Sunday

This game is brutal

Saints were getting their a$$es handed to them in the first half last night, they still won. Games not over folks

It's sad as bills fans, we've conditioned ourselves to think that if we go down 7 points, we're screwed

Nice Robert's 🙄

Thanks. Pre game show is blacked out

Random question, but is the game available on YouTube TV?

Saints suck

Amazing how good this giants/cowboys game is considering they have 1 win between both teams

Ya that was some years ago, couldn't remember his name. I remember watching that game live and eating a bowl of cereal when it happened. I remember the broadcast kep showing the reaction of the Louisville bench. Man that was somethin

Worst ever sports injury Imo is still the Louisville basketball player from 7 or 8 years ago

Ya my bad, for some reason I thought they showed someone else coming in

I thought Dalton was daks backup?

I'm amazed he's just sitting there so matter of fact

Might be? I'd say he's done

Well dak is done for the season

Not sure if I wanna see kc lose this game today. Would rather them come to Buffalo on a win

Kind of annoyed the Monday game starts at 5

Directv has the game in 4k on channel 105. Love watching football in 4k

I actually think this benefits the bills. They've been practicing all week with now an extra 2 days. How good are the titans gonna be with virtually no practice the last 2 weeks?

One of the mistakes I believe the NFL made this year knowing covid was happening , was not letting rosters expand. I know they put new practice squad rules in place, but they should've allowed teams to have something like 20 reserve players for covid, this would be on top of the practice squad. Pay them league minimum or less, put them in some kind of bubble so they're on call and ready to go at any point in case of an outbreak on any given team. I know that's much easier said than done, but it really wouldn't have been all that hard. There's 90 players on every team going into training camp. I'm sure the NFL could've figured it out in the off season

In his defense, he found out Saturday he'd be starting this game