Straight Hucklebuck

4th-Inches? With the Lions offensive line? I don’t see that as risky at all.

I don’t understand why they wouldn’t go for it? Of course you go for it.

Campbell can’t help himself, he’s going for it.

I know it doesn’t matter if the ball gets there, but man Goff has thrown some wobblers tonight.

Right now, 30 carries for 104 yards, you’d take that.

I think this has been an extremely physical game. Blockers are getting knocked backwards, pass blocking backs are getting blown up, hard hits on WRs in the secondary.

Detroit is playing with all backups on the defensive line and they are still getting pressure.

That ball came out too

Run behind Sewell

Whoa Herbstreit - “blocking his a off”

Love is supposed to be the next coming?

The Lions aren’t playing some kind of explosive game, but they hold the ball forever. Sewell just eliminates the right side.

Green Bay’s routes take so long to develop.

A lot of the interviews today all had the same theme - McDermott is less robotic, less of a drill sergeant, and the guys, in turn, are having more fun. Von said it a few times - McDermott has reduced the anxiety.

Asked what’s he doing: work the range of motion, Asked what he did to accelerate the healing: nothing he can do, its a bone, it will do what it wants.

He mentioned a “bone” last Friday in his video. So I take that to mean a fracture of some sort.

The former players are so good man, I mean where else are you going to get stories from 2009 and constant ranking of players on every show, every day, with zero statistics or film to support their arguments?

Yeah I knew I was going to get this answer. I guess. We got him at 29 and he was good in 2019, and then he played about half of 2020 and was done after that. He had two 100-yard games and two 99-yard games. The other answer is Robert Foster in 2018, and he never surfaced again after that season. The deep ball has rarely been a part of the Josh Allen Bills offense. Stefon Diggs had just enough speed and all around route running to get deep at times, but he was an intermediate high level possession WR.

When have the Bills in the Josh Allen era ever had that?

It’s awful man. I do like the Dolphins 1980’s uniforms.

I don’t know if they help themselves if he just sits on the practice squad. He’ll find his way back into the field. This team can’t let go signing ghosts of Christmas past.

1990’s uniforms with red end zones please.

In the weeks before this week he was on the report for the pectoral. He was a factor in the Chiefs game. Then the bye. Then the 49ers game, so not sure when he got hurt in the 49ers game.

Our local analysts have continued to call for more Dalton Kincaid - the number of passes thrown his way, using him down the field. Nate Geary just made that case twice in the last week, once on the Joe Marino podcast, the other on Bills-49ers pregame. Is this just to justify the 1st-Round pick in their minds? Because in the 2-1/2 games that he's been out, Dawson Knox has done in 2-catches/game what Dalton Kincaid takes 4 catches to do (2.66 catches, 45.3 yards). The average Kincaid game so far in 26 games is 4.11 catches for 39.5 yards. So why this call to force more Kincaid? Do fans think there is another level to unlock, or is he a good possession Tight End? I understand Allen has missed Kincaid down the field this season, so does that make up the difference? Does any of this drop in catch % fall on Kincaid not being fast enough to get down the field?

Well Bulldog isn’t exactly a high bar to clear, he reminds the listerners on every postgame that he isn’t a “film guy”. Even Howard Simon would have a notebook and write down thoughts. Bulldog turns on the mic in his attic at 3:01 PM, lets Schopp set the table for the show, then talks when it’s his turn ala Chan Gailey and Fred Jackson..