MJS

It is an NFC team, so if you really think about it, it increases the Bills likelihood of winning the superbowl if you lose to them. That's how those NFC games work.

It often seems like those going through the hardest things are also the happiest people who bring the most love and joy to others.

Let's play a game without Josh Allen. Every time we win a game with him, the odds increase that we'll lose with him. So, let's get it over with. Just take him out of the game. Snap the ball to nobody and see what happens.

Let's then see if we can win a game without scoring any points on offense. That's the logical next step, I think.

Didn't they use more play action against the Ravens and then less the next two games? I seem to remember Joe Marino being happy with the percentage of play action against the Ravens, but I could be wrong.

And the QB mics cut out before each play when there is 15 seconds left on the play clock. Not sure if that happens for the defensive green dot mic or not.

There are specific rules of what you can and can't do in this regard. As long as they aren't breaking the rules, it is smart football.

Tua won a national championship as well and was a top 5 pick in the draft. Cam did all that because of unrivaled athletic ability, not because he was smart with x's and o's. I mean, I'm sure he knows football. He was an NFL QB. But that was never what made him special. It is usually the less physically gifted QBs (like Tua) who know the game better because they have to.

He has to answer media questions. That's part of his job. So, he can't just "shut the eff up". But are we pretending that Cam Newton was some smart, cerebral QB who did the right, smart thing all the time? He had a big arm and great athleticism, which covered up a lot of his other issues. But he also had scattershot accuracy. Cam Newton was a good football player for awhile, but not a great QB, if that makes sense. Plus, I find him way more annoying and conceited than I do Tua.

Huh? Those things are butt ugly, man!

Just tuned in. Those Cardinals uniforms are abominations! Ugliest uniforms I have ever seen.

Brady doesn't seem to want much to do with the Patriots anymore.

It's a very rare penalty.

It is against the rules for a defense to simulate the snap cadence. That's been a rule for a very long time.

Bills 34 Saints 23 I miss when all this old music was still on Madden. I would uncheck all the other crappy music and just have the awesome old stuff.

Not the exact same. He bolded some things in the 2nd one!

I was confused. Why was 2017 so great, haha. 1983 is still clearly better, in my opinion. We're talking 11 superbowl appearances. Four of them got there. There was a 1983 drafted QB in the superbowl for 11 straight years. Three of them are in the hall of fame.

59.9 was ranked 114th among safeties. He allowed a passer rating of 105.1. Damar Hamlin ranked higher than him.

He was one of the lowest graded safeties last year according to PFF, and pretty low the year before as well.

The solid reason is he sucks now.

I don't think he has ever been great. He has been pretty darn good, but never great. Just my opinion. I think he was always overhyped.

Trading for Wilson and starting him would literally be a waste of a season. He is not getting that team to the playoffs. He stinks.

Russell Wilson has made over $315 million in his career. Good for 5th all time. He sure knows how to milk teams for money.

Those aren't facts. Those are anecdotes.

He is pretty quiet and I would guess doesn't enjoy doing it much. The ones I have e seen of him, he isn't talking at all, or at least not much.