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To be fair it looked like most of the players left a bit after the half in the Colts game, too.

Yes. I would say your reply is. Good on ya for being self aware. Knowing the issues is a bit first step. I'll monitor your progress with great anticipation!

Wow, and as we all know from the coverage of the Pats this week...6 straight wins automatically qualifies you for a Super Bowl appearance and it means Tua is Dan Marino 2.0. They are almost there!

T Master isn't the only one with a bizarre stream of consciousness here...which is what I was pointing out. What's your sad excuse, skippy?

Typing all of that just to end it with "Give Wade a shot" is really the best snapshot of the type of poster we see on this board these days.

Chargers\Bengals should be a fun one. Fast becoming a Burrow fan after not thinking he would be any good in the NFL. Burrow to Chase is fun too watch. On the Chargers side...I would do some pretty sketchy stuff for any Austin Eckler type back in the Bills offense.

The Buffalo is upside down. Like it has just been slaughtered. Not good.

I'll bet the farm Gillislee isn't active for the Bills Monday. Gilliam is a whole 'nother story though😝

Used to really get on my nerves when people called LaDainian Tomlinson "LT". There was only one LT in my mind and that was Lawrence Taylor.

Suggest investing in some Under Armor or nice thermals if you don't already use them. Layer up for warmth and cover with a poncho. And people may roll their eyes...but wear a mask. Not for any COVID reasons....but they are really nice for warmth covering the face...amd most people have really nice looking Bills ones by now anyway.

Actually, the only thing that has me feeling defeated is the high amount of people on this board that start just flat out miserable threads. The storm of trolls and crybabies on this board is far greater than whatever Mother Nature has in store.

Taron Johnson. He's gonna have to step up a bit and show why the Bills dropped big money for a nickel CB on him. He should match up well against and Pats WR. May see him on Hunter Henry/Jonnu Smith a bit too. In addition would think the Bills will use him at least 2-3 times as a blitzer. Would love to see him make a big play or 3 this week. He seems, at least to me, to usually play really big in big matchups.

Gee, looks to me like it's all QBs that play in teams that lead their division. Let's set the tin foil hats aside a bit.

Time and a place for everything. If a guy makes a game winning/sealing INT...sure. Run all over. Line up and do all the dances from Cats. Who cares...ya earned it. I've also seen this happens multiple times when a team is down 20 with 8 minutes left. As a fan just makes me think "Wow, sure have a lot of energy left after getting your butt handed to ya." This isn't anything new though. Mark Gastineau made a career of celebrating meaningless sacks with his team down big.

Well, they happen to have the same HC in McCarthey that kept Aaron Jones in a timeshare with Williams for what 2-3 years up in Green Bay when everyone else in the free world saw how much better Jones was. History repeating itself.

That's another valid point. Not only with the Pats ability to peanut punch...but a cold wet ball. Of course both the Patriots main RBs (Harris and Stevenson) had some fumble issues early in the year IIRC. Hopefully we get a few ourselves

Honestly it really seems as though you are the one looking to argue. To turn your phrase lol at you if you don't consider 51 yards a lond TD runs. By the way...week 2 just this year Singletary ripped a 46 yard TD run. His top speed on the play was 20.29MPH. Place that into context...Mckenzie's opening kickoff against the Steelers the weekly before was registered at 20.56MPH. Tell me again how Singletary doesn't have speed. He hasn't IMO. But wouldn't shock me if this was the coaches line of thought.

It's amazing how that 17th game and extra WC spot gives teams that started slow more hope that they can catch up. Really adds an element to the seaon where more teams are playing competitive late on the year rather than giving the younger guys a chance to start ala Dougie Pederson.

No, I'm actually agreeing with you here. Shifty. That's the key. Snowy conditions and speed can often times be neutralized. Shady had all-world level shiftiness. Breida isn't at that level in my opinion. We also saw another RB do well in that snow game. Fella named Frank Gore. No speed. He did pretty well as well. Looking back, man was that game amazing for fans who enjoy RB play...lol

I would call him a balanced RB that could also run with power for his size. The thing with Shady was he was never a "speed" guy. More shifty than fast even in his Eagle days. Yes, hey could take some to the house....but I've seen Singletary rip off long TD runs. Would you classify him as a speed back as well?

He did, but McCoy wasn't just a speed back. Again, McCoy wasn't just a speed back. He also played in cold and snow his whole life. Also comparing a guy that was a superstar and guy that will get HoF consideration (though I'm not sure he gets in) against a scantly used journeyman is a huge stretch.

Cold and snow isn't normally a good thing for a speedy back. Wondering if Moss is going to be active as a game plan specific play.

Miami winning is soooo good for Buffalo right now. They keep winning and it may save Flores's job. I'm good with that meathead getting another year. Plus Tua has made juuuuust enough progress that if he keeps it up it would be hard to justify trading for another QB.

Worked out well for him. All those Super Bowls he won. Why wouldn't we think Herm Edwards is an expert in doing the right thing to win games.

I think you would be unemployed at the NFL level.