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This surge of scoring is going to be tough for Bills-Chiefs to follow.

High speed cameras keyed in on specific limited areas of the court. Absolutely wouldn't work in NFL.

Wouldn't work. It only works in tennis because the cameras have clear sight lines to the spherical ball, not to an egg lump tucked into a gut covered by arms, amongst a swarm of tacklers. Also in tennis they only have to have the system covering a limited area looking at specific lines. An NFL field is massive in comparison and would require much more equipment, distances, and cost. And again, wouldn't work anyways.

No they haven't. Those are mainly camera based, not GPS. We already have camera review in NFL. Also where do you put the chip in a hollow, spherical ball?

You greatly overestimate the accuracy of GPS chips. Also, another solution in search of a problem.

I'll take it as meaning they were "in" Pittsburgh, without lube. Also, not a rookie but apparently Hodgins had his first reception.

I'm not sure if you're aware, but this is a public discussion forum where we talk about things relating to the Buffalo Bills. You may notice Epenesa is a player for said team. By transitive conjunctive properties of thermodynamics (as long as they don't have a hanging proposition), events related to Epenesa may be discussed here. You're welcome.

I visited my mom for like the first time in two years (long story) and watched the game there.

As far as I know it was only confirmed they contacted about him in the offseason. This tweet notably doesn't specify when the contact was made.

Lol what would you call suddenly losing possession of the ball in the field of play then? I literally have no idea where you could get the idea that's not a possible fumble. Possibly the worst demonstration of lack of football knowledge I've ever seen. You've never seen a runner with possession after a handoff get hit, cough it up, and a defender catch it before it hits the ground? You gonna call that an INT without a pass of something?

I was over there too. What a sad, pathetic bunch. One week they're talking smack about how we'll have excuses for losing these past two games and how injuries don't matter, the next week they're literally going on rants about conspiracies and things not counting because of injuries.

Yeah, Gabe has an extra 2 inches and 10+ pounds (of muscle) over the average NFL WR (6'2" 210+ pounds vs 6'0" 200 pounds) so I imagine the encumbrance of the pads affects him less. He's also "got that dog in him" to be the best he can be, so there's that for what it's worth.

It's almost like the Steelers have a trash offense and a rookie QB making his first start after throwing 3 picks last week. We weren't exactly giving up tons of points when Edmunds was playing either.

Death, taxes, and Einstein b****ing after a game.

Should get laughed out of the court. "Assumption of risk" automatically disqualifies his claim.

A positive thread? Who are you and what did you to with Einstein? Sadly the seemingly vast majority of people online won't understand the analytics and base football knowledge that went into the objectively correct choice to go for it there. All anyone cares about is box scores and stats without context. I can't imagine how many people in the YouTube comments think I'm a Ravens fan this past week, with my defense of Harb.

I forget the exact specifics but it was reported on the radio but apparently his blocking in some sort of capacity has tripled from 7% (in whatever metrics, percent of plays or something) in previous years to 20+% this year. He got his money, he'll do what's asked of him. I'm also of the notion that they're saving him for bigger/match-up games like the Chiefs while they bring Morris along. Nothing to worry about with his "slow start".

This is why I continue to roll my eyes at the people crying for new RBs.

"BUT HE GOT BEAT OUT BY A 6TH ROUNDER herp derp"

The problem is then you're having to make a subjective determination to override a commonly accepted precedent otherwise. This is a solution in search of a problem.

Was fun checking on the Dolphin forums yesterday, full of idiotic hypocrites. In one breath they're like "yay, Buffalo is still probably worn out from the sun game, can't wait for them to lose because of it". Then in the next breath it's "lol I bet those whiner Bills fans will probably use the sun game as an excuse for losing to the Ravens, can't wait".

Some guy who flashes once or twice a game, but the coaches clearly don't trust him enough to consistently see the field. Probable cut candidate to make room for OBJ later. When the weather turns bad, like when the rain was falling sideways yesterday?

Still waiting on those screenshots.

You know damn well most are afraid to speak up, and the NFL is a reactionary league. They'll wait for someone to die on the field to immediately make a change, kind of like with Tua.

You mean the one where he stutter stepped, then still went through with the tackle making NO effort to let up after the ball had already zipped by his head? Textbook definition of RTP. Ravens fans aren't the most intelligent or rules literate of fanbases. By simple math, the team that got more penalties are often the team that actually got more favor from the refs. If the refs are being equally crap to both sides, blowing/missing calls in equal frequency, the dirtier/less disciplined team is going to have more of their fouls missed. In my opinion, that was clearly the case in this game.