Motorin'

He gave himself up. The plays dead way before the ball came out.

Travis Etienne is an exception to that rule.

Great challenge, for the Bills. Burn them baby.

I like it when all the money is on the other team.

Washington's D is solid.

The announcer keeps calling him McDonlad.

Anyone else think Washington has a chance against Pittsburgh?

With how well Klein has been playing, I hope he's truly 100% before they give him significant playing time.

But the guy in the video yawned.

I think the guy stretching his arms is the smoking gun that the election was stolen. Great internet sleuthing! Maybe the CIA is hiring.

I know a lot of people will blow their gasket at the suggestion, but the Bills should draft Travis Etienne in the 1st next year. He can take it to the house on any play, and catch 50+ balls a year out of the backfield. So what if the Bills spent two 3rd round picks on RBs. You don't pass on a guy that can be better than Alvin Kamara. No one late in the 1st will have the impact he will have.

AWS is doing a ton of really intense player movement metrics using body sensors. I don't know if they've released the full picture of what they're capturing yet. It seems possible to place pressure sensors helmets, shoulder pads ect... Something tells me though that that's the exact type of metric the NFL wouldn't be too keen on promoting in the aftermath of the concussion scandal.

They're cantaloupe sized.

They could be up 13-12 right now.

Exactly, the only thing I think might help Josh more is a home run hitter at RB with the speed to take it to the house, who can run routes like a wr and have 50+ receptions per year. (There will be one available in the late 1st round this draft.)

There was 2 parts to my statement, we lack a big possession wr that can act as a security blanket. Averaging 2 catches per game, I wouldn't call Gabe Davis a security blanket. Josh has Diggs and Bease to look to when he needs a sure reception. And they are great at getting open and finding space because of their route running and quickness. What I'm saying is I don't see any of our wr's (or TE's) using their size as a mismatch to always be open.

I was thinking about this, why not put Josh in the endzone on the Hail Mary? He's the tallest and most athletic guy on the team. Tell him to volley ball spike the ball.

Looks like they think Winters is better than Ike. Mongo was at LG and Winters at RG all game.

Gabe Davis has good size and a very good vertical. I see him as an outside wr who can make big plays, but less as a possession wr that knows how to his size as leverage to get open and be a security blanket. Maybe Hodgins can be that guy, but that remains to be seen.

No it wasn't. It was the exact definition of the rule. You can't blowup a guy any more with your back to your endzone. "Blindside" is a nick name, it's not the rule.

No one has really said it, but the one thing our wr core seems to be lacking is the bigger possession receiver that can be that security blanket. Bease ends up being that a lot out of the slot, and Kumerow's singing may end up being more for special teams. But I'd love for Josh to have that big target he can look to in the crunch.

I started playing again in the past year for the first time in over 15 years, and was like Holy *****! Supposedly it's about to take a giant leap forward with AWS next gen stats on players movement, and new processing capabilities that will make players seems more like like than ever.

Just called State Farm Stadium to see how they will be handling tickets. They said only family members are allowed at the Monday Night Bills / 9ers game since there's a game Sunday the day before, and they won't have time to properly prepare / sanitize.

Me too, and Aaron Donald just showed up big time, strips Moestert to make it 17-13, now the Rams are poised to take the lead... Josh is going to have to be very disciplined against the 9ers D.

Their D has held the Rams to 6 points through 3 quarters so far today.