pennstate10

So you’re using AI slop to highlight that you’re not a patriot. Got it.

I’ve only caught the first 5 hrs so far. But there is excellent coverage of how the Constitution and Bill of Rights were generated. One theme that emerges over and over again is that power should lie with legislators. Not the governor or chief executive. And that all men are equal. None above the law. Sort of the direct opposite of Trump

DOJ official caught on video stating they will redact all Republican names in Epstein files. Can’t make this stuff up. Trumps insane clown posse is beginning to catch up to him.

Yes it would have counted (ie, been relevant). Texans would have to accept penalty, and Bills would have had another play. I don’t understand why people can’t comprehend this. 😎

Not smart. Cutting it too close

Why no urgency?

Are the refs allowed to call penalties on the red team?

Excellent play by Cole. PSU fans will recognize this as similar to the game winning TD by Indiana last week. Priblem was Psu DB went high, into the receivers chest, which allowed him to barely drag his toe. Should have gone low to push legs out of the end zone.

I’m not sure they are NFL best defense. 1. They have had a fairly weak schedule thus far. 2. They have a low scoring offense. Therefore, teams can play fairly conservative (low scoring) games against them and still win. I guess we’ll find out in a few hours.

Yup. I’ve never seen anything like that before or since. Houston KR f$$cked up because he didn’t know the rules, and nfl bailed him out. Id seen that exact play previously - a KR didn’t down the ball in the end zone — but instead let the ball loose in end zone while kicking team recovered. every time it was called a TD.

I noticed Sunday that Piyer is pretty good at not letting runners or receivers fall forward. I think he does this better than any other Bills defenders. Too often a LB or DL smashes into the pile and pushes it 2-3 yds forward. Men without hats?

Curios why tb kneeling here.

It was a penalty. but he didn’t launch. He was falling and the QB happened to be in the way

LY is false starting every play

Cook may be the slipperiest running back I’ve ever seen on the Bills. Including OJ

Wow. Lucky

56 in the Hoecht role is invisible

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2025/11/13/usda-worker-snap-benefits-interview/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&utm_campaign=wp_the7-tracking-trump&carta-url=https%3A%2F%2Fs2.washingtonpost.com%2Fcar-ln-tr%2F45c6c23%2F69165c4925635e0ba6120c04%2F61795fa2ae7e8a5b4a9693c7%2F35%2F56%2F69165c4925635e0ba6120c04 lol This will go down in history books as the most corrupt, least transparent administration ever.

You missed the false start penalty on 2nd down

Nice list. But you missed the worst thing about the Hard Rock experience. The Uber lot. What a cluster!!

? Brady did not have BIG TIME college experience He was a grad assistant for 2 yrs, then to nfl, then to LSU for one year as passing game coordinator, not OC. He had generational talents his one year at lsu. Burrow, Chase, Jefferson

I’m betting that the 3.53 is a mean, not median average. Which is greatly skewed by several scrambles lasting 6+ seconds. If this were median, my guess is it wouldn’t be far from Allen’s career average.

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6788117/2025/11/08/video-analysis-bills-offensive-formation/?source=user_shared_article Nice article and short video in the Athletic on Bills use of 22 personnel. Mostly using TE for kick out blocks (Hawes!) and Gilliam for lead blocker @ 2nd level. A really nice concept on play action off the FB lead block