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Off topic but anyone hear what happened on that God awful second interception Allen throw right to the Chicago Bear?

No doubt. Bills win out, they get the #1 seed, this is as important a game as we have had all year.

It was great to watch on TV I will admit that but how awesome would it have been if a Bill was seriously hurt?

Publicizing this was not a wise decision, no upside for the Bills, This is likely going to be brought up at a future Owners meeting. Refs should be able to call a penalty so it doesn't end up like a Cleveland/Cinci fiasco years ago. Players/refs/innocent bystanders can get hurt.

That is a really pathetic and sad story. I am thrilled Walter turned into a success after football. Saban could be tough, no doubt about it, "tough" doesn't work on every player. Of course that ass Rex Ryan has to jump on Patulski out of thin air. He was supposed to be a HC, not an "entertainer" during that Edelman press conference.

Agreed. I*f you want a real world example, Geno Smith. Wilson has the physical attributes, if he can linger on in the NFL he might EVENTUALLY "get it". Wonder how committed he is, if he does the film study, pays attention during meetings, etc. Saleh seems uniquely pissed at him, wouldn't shock me at all if it eventually comes out Wilson was lazy. I think right now he is just not smart enough/not processing the plays adequately and timely. Given him a few years and see what you have.

Nothing compared to the Blizzard of 77. In February I had a total of 4 school days.

based on what?

That was a great listen. I love the one announcer says "Oh my god" as Jones picks up the ball before his face planed Mac Jones. And Zolak is full of it, he had something like that lateral on his mind when he recounted the Phins and their hook and lateral.

Actually he is somewhat entertaining with his one sided homer opinions. I would listen to him as a Vikings fan. Would have loved to hear his version of the J Allen endzone fumble,,

Tremaine Edmunds also needs to really stand, we need his length along with Grot out in the game as well. No missing tackles.

Agreed. Justin Fields and his running what really scares me. When he is on, he is as hard a running qb to tackle as anyone.

Milano had one really bad whiff near the beginning of the game, Dolphin was right in front of him and he somehow missed, allowed the dolphin another easy 15 or so yards.

OK. I was referring strictly to Mitch Morse, i dont know what posters wrote re J Allen or Miller.

This is one of the most selfish responses I have read here about a bills player. We are talking about a human being and a good one at that. He has a brother who is a special needs and you call this "ridiculousness" because the Bills have had enough injuries? Like Mitch should consider what impact it his on the Bills instead of his health. Unreal. The man has made good money, personally I hope he retires to preserve his health.

Baldy snippets are always the best/

A collarbone break is not necessarily the end of the world or even play, in fact Tyler Hamilton wont a 100 mille + stage tour in the Tour De France with a broken collarbone. Depends on severity, if it was dislocated etc.

Yeah, if he shut it down for good I wouldn't fault him at all. This was always a risk.

I hope he does. He can alienate himself from the fanbase and eventually his team mates, he aint Tom Brady, sometimes I think he has to fill that role. His petulant screaming at his oline a few weeks ago was embarrassing to watch.

Wow. 13 for 31 112 yards. That matches the nadir that Tua had his prior last two games, epically bad numbers in today's NFL.

Did you make it to halftime at the comeback game versus the oilers?

Top notch!

Wow. As one of the most overused expressions by Mike Greenberg, there is a lot to unpack on this comment.

Asinine. That is like saying some times move a game due an upcoming hurricane so ever times it rains the precedent was set, move that game/

Fantastic what you are doing is a prefect good.