OldTimeAFLGuy

..Brissett, right?........

...too many incidents of NFL recidivism to unnecessarily "air out your dirty laundry".......

..think that was an eye test for Gase....which finger Coach????..........

.....thanks bud....have to ask the best analyst here.....

....damn...SAME answer I got with my flashcards.............

...interesting.....with these two youngin' TE's ala Knox and Sweeney, perhaps a DUAL threat like Belichick did with Gronk and Hernandez?....sure worked for them...........

...agree.....Akins had a 15 MINUTE ONLY parking spot in the employee lot.......more curious about Peko vs Taylor versus the analyses I've read here about Taylor>Peko.....what do you think bud?.........

...#6 and #9 are NOT realistic IMO.......lose to the Pats at home and they drop to #18 and #21 with a bevy of urinalists' sniveling reasons (COUGH).....I'd say #12+ is far more reasonable at this juncture, if it even matters....

...coming off a two game suspension (back on Raiders active 53), not sure why he would admit this now and do not see the "mea culpa" benefit with The Commish watchin'......

...and now she's out doing photo ops with UAW GM strikers......

...... PFT’s Week Four power rankings Posted by Mike Florio on September 24, 2019, 11:35 AM EDT 12. Bills (3-0; No. 16): With Tom Brady coming to town, it’s time for the annual run on one specific piece of merchandise at the local adult novelty shops. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/09/24/pfts-week-four-power-rankings-2/

.... wonder what he defines as "complicated" ......the Deadskins grabbed Al Saunders from KC and he arrived in Washington with an allegedly 700 PAGE PLAYBOOK....and then moving on to da Raiduhs.... Al Saunders Is New Raiders OC: Will His 700-Page Playbook Help or Hurt Oakland? Keff Ciardello February 4, 2011 The Raiders announced (sort of) the hiring of Al Saunders to be the offensive coordinator over a week ago. Saunders got his start in the NFL with the Chargers before moving on to be the assistant head coach and wide receivers coach for the Kansas City Chiefs from 1989 to 1998. He went on to St. Louis in 1999 for the same position before returning to the Chiefs in 2001. From 2002 to 2005, Saunders saw success in Kansas, which allowed him to reach a lucrative deal as the offensive coordinator with the Washington Redskins. Offensive free agents such as Antwaan Randle El and Brandon Lloyd flocked to D.C. to play for Saunders, considering him an offensive genius. However, a slow start by the Skins prompted criticism from the media when it was revealed that Saunders' playbook was reportedly 700 pages long. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/595739-al-saunders-and-the-700-page-playbook

..".mumblin', rumblin', stumblin' , grumblin'.......may consider movin' over..."

....and in other news, ain't my damn spleen that shrunk.......yeast and liquid starch ain't workin' either......dammit.................

..they have to be.......we need that "killer instinct".....60 minutes of football....we are far from being in the position for a 3rd quarter snooze fest(a/k/a Dopey Dickie Jauron Ball) nor any offensive cutesies......we are still very young, feature an offense with Allen & Dawkins as the only returning starters, now experiencing injury bug (Phillips, Feliciano, Singeltary, etc)......although Allen has remarkably risen to the challenge of 4th quarter comebacks in LESS THAN a full season of starts, this gets worrisome if he is to be our long term franchise QB answer.....

....a fifth, liter or 1.5?....ice included??............

...been a long time coming for some solid youngsters like Knox & Sweeney in the TE spot......post Kelly era, TE spot has ranked #2 IMO right behind #1 QB spot as THE most neglected positions on this club....guess neither are of much importance...SMH......'til NOW...........

...whoa!...they do NOT count...ONLY Bflo does........SMH........

...and TBD'ers can prolong the life of their livers....

...LMAO!...flashbacks of the famous "Shaud Draw"......OBD style.............

....deja vu?...........stay tuned........ By: Kyle Silagyi | September 7, 2017 11:06 am ET On this day in 2003, fans of the Buffalo Bills thought their team was going to the Super Bowl. Today is the 14-year anniversary of the Bills’ 31-0 win over the New England Patriots in their 2003 season opener. Playing against his former team, quarterback Drew Bledsoe led the way for Buffalo, completing 17 of 28 passes for 230 yards and a touchdown. Running back Travis Henry was also solid, rushing for 82 yards and two touchdowns. Eric Moulds caught four passes for 81 yards.

...so who orchestrates this Dopey Dickie Jauron like "3rd quarter lay me down"?.............Daboll?...McDermott?...consensus?...regardless it is a sucky philosophy......and we'll get BURNED....

....how prosaic....SMH.......

...so now aggressive coaching atones........show me............