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My thoughts on this weekend's slate Surprisingly close as Pitt goes all out for Ben Chiefs 31 Steelers 24 Huge 4th quarter lifts Buffalo Bills 24 Pats 20 Clock strikes 12 on Cinderella Bengals 27 Raiders 13 Rams Win Thriller on Late Hail Mary Rams 37 Cardinals 33 Deebo Shines in Upset Win Cowboys 23 49ers 27 Brady Sharp, Jalen Hurts Eagles (3 picks) Tampa 41 Eagles 13

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I do, however my main focus isn't because I believe he's terrible. First off, I would like to see him get an opportunity. If Dave Culley earned one...then so has Daboll IMO. While I believe that Daboll falls into the same category of Nate Hackett and Leftwich (OCs that look way better because they work with a top NFL QB) he is very well liked by his players and could do some good things in the right situation. Second, I'm not sure how much more Josh can learn from him. Maybe a new OC has lessons that Daboll does not have and it would add more to Allen's growth and the growth of others in the offense.

There's no real one defining reason. My daughters, for instance. She is on call Saturday during the game. Couldn't find someone to switch so she can't go. Had the game been Sunday, she could have made it. There are some really good lists previous in this post that outline some other reasons.

Or when he shows up top the stadium tell him he did not answer the RSVP and his table was given to the Jets. Keep calling him Dave, for some reason as well.

Also, might not be the worst thing in the world for Josh to have a new voice in the room and fresh set of eyes. After a while there isn't much more he could learn off Daboll.

I'm sending a cardboard cutout of myself. It will be PERFECT when the Bills are on offense.

No, but I just saw Jim Cantore at the Big Tree Inn, sooooo

Let's just hope the 2 searches don't come up in a combined fashion. Last image we need is Belichick using those blue pills.

I have to think that the term "Bill Belichick eating" is now part of your online search history. I fear for the "suggested ads" you will see on Facebook now...

The real question is...if it's not against the rules (and it's not) why don't more teams do it? Easy answer...because it makes zero difference. Actually, the ratings of "questionable" "doubtful" ect are all subjective. Who is to say someone isn't looked at as 50-50 to play. Anything Belechick does lives rent free in fans minds. "He ordered a salad for luch? What's he hiding?" Put it another way...who is this fooling? Do you really think teams are shocked at who's in and out? Not at all...it offers no competitive advantage. It's like early in the season when the Pats technically had 1 QB in the active roster and kept calling Hoyer up. A ton of people were up in arms about it. Was a really unique move that basically saved a roster spot for a few weeks. Any other coach does it and it's an "innovative move" and teams around the league copy it. The amount of PTSD that Belichick has inflicted on NFL fans is pretty hilarious at this point.

COVID? Just spray a little Windex on it and open back up.

Gonna pay a HEFTY sum for a Grub Hub driver to deliver through that traffic. If you aren't going to tip a huge sum it won't be picked up. Best option I could give you is stop and pick up some subs. Keep em in the car and they will stay nice and chilled. Come out and eat while traffic thins.

If a player that's hurt is talking "vet days" or some such nonsense to manage reps...that's an injury that's supposed to be logged according to the league. It has absolutely nothing to do with who will be available on game day.

I really think Davis will make the "3rd season jump" that Knox has made this years. Still I think adding another WR in FA is a need. Maybe even drafting one in the middle rounds if the value is there.

But what if Tre thinks we are booing him?

Great movie. Has nothing to do with the reality that all teams manipulate the injury report.

I mean, every team tinkers with the injury reports. You really think all the Bills are 100% healthy and injury free right now because ours is clear? Adding players that end up playing really isn't much different that not having guys on there that are injured, missing practice time to "vet rest" "Illness-non COVID" or such.

Is attendance important or ticket sales? With the percentage of season tickets sold the NFL has made their money. Throw in the ratings boost when Buffalo is a national game and I believe the league is pretty satisfied with this small market city. If the NFL was worried about fans coming and being at the game...perhaps they would have the foresight to take weather into account when they scheduled this weekends games and made it a daytime game so there is still some sunlight out. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Taron Johnson. Needing him to step up against the run and I don't see them playing Klein more than a handful of snaps. Also, hopefully (if he's active) AJE has learned that when N'Keal Harry lines up right next to him and stares him down...that block is coming to try and seal the edge. He needs to fire out and knock Harry on his buttocks.

Looks like it's only 38 to tie 39 wins to get the record... I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility for them to average 10 wins a season... Especially with an extra (17th) game a season in there.

I was off on the 50. Turns out I'm told it be 39. Pats could reasonably average 8-10 wins a season so 4-5 is more likely IMO.

So, build the dome?

Thank you! I see it as long as he's healthy. He reminds me of the kind of guy that works his whole life and passes away 3 months after retiring. Just nothing else left. As long as he can, I believe he will