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Poor Rich Camarillo, I remember that game clearly. Of course, the wind giveth and taketh away in Buffalo. The following year in 1991 Shawn McCarthy of the Patriots had a 93 yard punt that I don't think will ever be replicated. It was the longest kick since the NFL-AFL merger lol

We'll just have to disagree on that. Teams aren't coming into a matchup with the Bills fearful of Cook or designing defensive game plans around stopping him. He is a good player no doubt, but his impact on the field is not close to Henry's and the numbers bear that out. He also isn't capable of carrying the heavy workload that Henry is, which makes him less integral to the functioning of the offense and the ability for the quarterback to do his job

Cook is nowhere the near the level of Henry though, and he has barely half the rushing yardage. To act like they're similarly impactful players is ridiculous imo

Not a chance. Have you seen the Chargers offense? They can't score, which is not going to fly against Baltimore. Lately the Chargers defense looks highly vulnerable as well. I give Los Angeles no chance of beating the Ravens. They just don't have the horses

I think you're right. I might replace Mike Williams on my list with Ed Wang

To hear the prevailing narrative, yes. Nevermind that Henry runs for a buck fifty again and Jackson is throwing to guys open by 3 yards

Also, the stats aren't that different this year. Jackson has a slight edge, but people are acting like Allen's stats are somehow mediocre. Then you have to factor in the talent level of the players around the qb's. This adulation for Jackson and downplaying of Allen is highly annoying, and now Bills fans are even spouting it

Well, I don't think our chances of beating Baltimore increase if we play them on the road. They'll be the 2 if we drop to 3 lol

When you look at total TD's to turnovers it is very close, however. Through halftime of the Texans game: Lamar 41 total TD's, 9 TO's (4 int, 5 fumbles) Josh 38 total TD's, 8 TO's (6 int, 2 fumbles) The narrative that the stats are one sided is ridiculous. Then factor in who Jackson plays with on offense and I'm getting very annoyed with the bias against Josh. If Allen doesn't win it this year, he never will.

And it's supposed to be a steady rain all game. After 12 degrees the previous home game and a snow storm the one before that. None of that factors in to the MVP race though for some reason. Josh plays in the most difficult elements (wind/temperature/precipitation) more often than any other QB in the league.

It feels like they're not even one of the 7 best teams. They'll be one and done for sure

How do you punt there? Tomlin is such an overrated coach

Not Cincy. They are last in every scenario. The only way they get in is a two way tie with the Broncos at 9-8 and both the Colts and Dolphins have 9 losses

The Chiefs look really good at the moment. I can only hope it is partly because the Steelers are complete frauds

Not going to happen. The Steelers don't even look like a playoff team

Why do they always have to show Danny Smith? Never seen a ST coach get so much attention on broadcasts

Steelers RT has been getting eaten alive

Not if Indy or Miami wins their last two which is highly possible with their easy schedules. Also, a Chiefs win today makes a Broncos win next week against them much more likely

Wilson is so bad and has been for a while now. It's hilarious that Pittsburgh thought he was somehow the answer. What losers

Damn the Steelers are complete ass. What a fraud team

This has been a highly entertaining game filled with great drama

QB - Billy Joe Tolliver RB - Christian Wade WR - Kelvin Benjamin TE - Lonnie Johnson T - Mike Williams G - Vlad Ducasse C - Duke Preston DE - Ryan Denney DT - John McCargo OLB - Jeff Posey MLB - John DiGiorgio CB - Chris Watson/Justin Rogers S - Pierson Prioleau K - Nick Mike-Mayer P - Matt Haack KR - Chris Ivory Head Coach - Hank Bullough

Not sure how even before the season scheduling this game for Week 16 MNF would have been thought of as a good idea. Everyone knew the Saints were going to suck lol

Really? I thought they all were fairly obvious, from Spector on the first series right through to the multiple Elam PI's at the end

He shows a lot of signs of being a very good quarterback. I'd rather be in New England's position than the Jets or Dolphins, that's for sure