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That was Kolb. Brohm was the next great Bills QB that we plucked off the Packers PS. And he never got a fair chance.

I think a lot of people are seeing what they want to see and projecting feelings.

I think he could be a 30-40 catch a season guy. I put his ceiling above what Dawson Knox brings.

I know we opened the season with a first drive touchdown several straight weeks to open the season this year. Can't remember how many off the top of my head. Offense and defense have sort of been the opposite to me. Brady has done well on the first drive, but as soon as his scripted plays are spent he's lost. Defense has been the opposite. They are terrible at first then adjust well.

Not sure on the day game/night game split, but this year the Ravens are just 3-5 at home. Of course, some of that as well may be due to all the injuries, but on paper this year the Baltimore being dominate at home doesn't appear to be a thing.

Wouldn't this be the most "Billsy" season for us to win it all? I don't know about anyone else, but I always pictured that dream season where the Bills dominated, ran through the playoffs and won it all This year with the imperfect roster, all the hand ringing and "Beane and McDermott need to go" sentiment, not leading the division basically all year, losing to nothing teams like Atlanta...we, collectively haven't been able to settle in and enjoy the ride this year. Would be just like this franchise to win it all in a year we had so much "wrong"

This is the type of dude that gives ankle socks and tighty whiteys to everyone on Christmas.

Vinny Testaverde is stretching up now...

Kinda rooting for the Chargers here to keep KC further back.

If the Bengals beat the Ravens this week it could be an elimination game for Baltimore.

We have one of these already. We put him in a Puffy coat and call him Keon Coleman.

Fox had 11 defensive snaps. Zero STs snaps. Groot and AJE handled most of the game.

One thing I can say in somewhat of a defense is this. I have had a LOT of concussions in my life. From high school sports to just messing around to a few work place mishaps. In any event, I would estimate I've had between 15-20 concussions. They all present different. Sometime the bell is wrung and it's an immediate thing. Other times I gotten them and not felt it for a day or two. Was perfectly fine. Sometimes the symptoms were gone in a day or so...other times it's lingered for weeks or longer. It's easy to be cynical and say, yeah he had one, they knew it and they played him anyway. And that may be the case. But that's not ALWAYS the case.

It didn't seem like he was calling the plays early in the game. He didn't have the play call sheet the first few drives from what I saw. The first time I noticed him with it was the series before Benford's sack. I'm pretty sure at the start of the games, McDermott has Babich call the first few series and then takes over if need be. Wouldn't shock me if one of Babich's remaining duties is the opening defensive script. McDermott loves to get pressure with 4 pass rushers. The same can be said for just about any DC. Max pressure with minimal bodies committed is the goal. However, as we saw two years ago, McDermott is not above sending a healthy amount of blitzes when they can't get pressure with 4. He's actually pretty aggressive and boarders closer to wreckless with calling blitzes. In any event, playing safe and close to the vest isn't necessary what McDermott does, either as a DC or a HC. The first couple of years he absolutely did and that's what earned him the "conservative" reputation with fans. But those teams lacked talent and he coached to the level of his team. Those first couple seasons, he was more ball control and field position. He's just not that way now.

Same. I really thought he was going to be more of an emergency option in case Knox or Hawes went down. But he played close to his normal snap share.