Bob Chandler's Hands

New York State taxpayers money...it's free! They did the same thing in Corning/Elmira. Spent $30M+ to upgrade an airport with 2-3 working gates (out of 4). At least Rochester has a real airport.

I saw an interview with him and he said he was looking up at the scoreboard as he ran and saw the Ravens players coming up behind him and knew he had to hold on tight to the ball.

About as perfect weather for football as one could expect in the winter in KC.

Missed two games this year, two the prior year. Pretty typical for a CB who is very active in the run game.

A chip that knows when the player is ruled down? That would be something.

I agree, and yet Allen also made zero mistakes and avoided sacks (1 for 1 yard) given the play calling he was given.

Great call on this - thank you!

Columnist and author Gregg Easterbrook (Tuesday Morning QB)

I hear you. I wasn't so much thinking Williams is trying to play safety. More like they are playing a 4-3 with 3 CB's and 1 safety in the defensive backfield. Probably a lot of man defense. Obviously this is only when the Ravens are in a clear running formation. I recall the Siran Neal usage example. Note: I know almost nothing about the X's and O's...I have just watched football for coming up on 5 decades so it's truly a fat guy on his couch opinion here.

I definitely do NOT know anything, but it seems like there would be a scheme within the existing defense to take Damar out for Dorian and leave Taron in the game. From a pure skill set perspective, this seems like the "obvious running down" lineup. That said, the Bills defense is highly Safety dependent so perhaps there is no such scheme, and it would constitute an 'overhaul', which I think is not wise to do within a week.

The problem with this approach with Lamar or Josh is they are extremely difficult to hit. They both have a very high sense of spatial awareness and are quick and strong, and in Josh's case he's big as an Ox and in Lamar's case he is generally the quickest & fastest guy on the field. Also they are both protected by the QB sliding rules.

The most disappointing thing is this will probably prevent him from being the "Legend of the Game" in the AFC Championship next Sunday.

Allen rarely sets his receivers up for big hits. He's exceptionally good at avoiding those. That said, he was under pressure and lofted it up there to try to make a play, thus putting Davis in a precarious position. But then the Bronco's defender committed a personal foul. He even raised his hand afterward like a basketball player indicating he committed the foul. It happens.

Doing his best to pass the virus on to Lamar.

Yeah the standing the whole game thing is maybe the last 10 years. So stupid. I mean, sure stand for big plays at the end of the game or as a TD or turnover happens but otherwise, why? You're so far from the field anyway it's not standing suddenly gives you a better perspective. The new stadium dropping from 72k to 62k will make tickets more scarce from a supply perspective. Of course the cost will be higher too, so that will dampen demand.