Yobogoya!

Dam, he was wide open.

I expect this Miami coach to test our secondary early. Let’s go!!

It's pretty amazing that Dane is even out on a field right now after that hit. At the time it happened, it was hard not to assume the worst. But that he's at a practice in any capacity right now combined with the fact they've yet to make any roster moves means he could actually be playing again -- and sooner than later. Just awesome.

The only savings grace of all this is if there's one area where McD and Frazier have excelled on coaching up its in the secondary. Miscommunications are the big concern here. Luckily the backup safeties have been in this system several years now. But man, if even one more player goes down back there... yuck.

To be fair, he said he was "100% optimistic" about playing. That's a bit of semantic juggling that stops short of guarantee he's going to be out there.

They've been performing at peak efficiency last two weeks, its been lights out. All the continuity we've had the last few years plays a huge part in that. You also have to hope the combination of "13 seconds" and not being given a head coaching opportunity last year has really lit a fire under Frazier to not be the reason the Bills are blowing dramatic performances from Josh and the offense.

Mosses snaps seem to disproportionately be actual touches. Kind of hard to complain after two weeks of offensive dominance, but I’d love to see them give Motor a workhorse type load one of these games, he really has looked great w limited touches.

By end of the year he may very well ascend to a higher plane of existence.

Josh is never gonna make the pro bowl over Lamar at this rate.

Even our punts move the chains!!

We want Tua!!!!!

We shall never punt!! Never!!!

I thought that was a good no call on Hyde, both their momentum’s just carried them into each other.

That could be his career. Scary

Edmunds just body slammed into Dane.

That’s how you move up to the line quick and sneak it, smdh

If only ESPN had this level of competency in their broadcast teams.

The theory goes that it was a combo of rage and jealousy, some things he said in his deposition point that he might have had a “thing” for Nicole. He also had a history of violence, including assaulting a gf with a knife.

It didn't. His DNA was never found at the crime scene, it was found outside the home. And obviously his defense team made a successful defense against that. Sorry to hear about that tragedy. Listen I'm not trying to defend OJ. He was a player before my time and I don't have any sentimental connection to him. But there was a lot about that investigation that was mishandled. It's a damn shame there will never be justice for the victims, no matter who you think the killer was, because of that.

It has, but plenty of people have never caught wind of it.

Have you ever looked into the theory that his son Jason committed the crime and OJ took the wrap for his son because he thought he could (and did) beat the charge? It's got enough going for it to make you wonder. It would certainly re-paint OJ in a better light as someone who was willing to be branded a murderer for his kid (though even that action has some dubious morality to it). None of us will probably ever know for sure.

It may not take an overwhelming performance for a team to win that division this year.

What I'm most scared of right now is self-inflicted gaffes. If we don't shoot ourselves in the foot with turnovers and botched kickoffs, I think we have the best team in the league. I didn't honestly believe it in the off-season when all the pundits were riding that train of thought, but after watching a ton of football after our contest Thursday night I do now. Doesn't mean we're about to go undefeated. Chiefs, Chargers and Vikings all look tough. But none of them "scare" me if we're playing mistake-free football.