Motorin'

Which they did a little bit on the next fg. But it seemed to throw the timing off, and you have to think the kicker is a bit distracted by a guy screaming down the line.

And Milano's strength and conditioning regime!

He's correct, he's behind the guy behind the counter when the girl gets her Norwood jersey.

It was a blow to the head. You can't do that to a runner either.

You have to threaten the edge with Cook.

You literally can't be more wide open in the middle of an end zone than Diggs was on 4th down.

Imagine Josh Allen doing this today:

Cook is a speed back, and yet the OC keeps running him up the gut instead of threatening the edge.

That was a lot of Zen too! I was just saying maybe they should Show that to Josh on the sidelines when / if he needs calming down.

Anybody else watching on Sunday TICKET? That was A LOT of Zen!

I wouldn't read that much into it. The cb chart is deep. And that's a good thing. As soon as he gets his chance he'll take it.

They already do. Not all fouls get a yellow card in soccer. Only dangerous plays. The NFL already ejects people for two of certain type of penalties. I could see them expanding that to two of any 15 yard personal fouls.

I hope this lights a fire under his ass.

Kincaid was lined up as a wr on most of his snaps. It's basically an 11 formation with a big slot receiver. Not much different about it schematically at all.

The Jets D did a great job, but Diggs still had 10 catches. I also think a lot of the plays where it seemed like another receiver was wide open wasn't really. There was usually a Jets defender keyed on the underneath and intermediate receive and ready to trigger to make it a contested catch or immediate tackle as soon as the ball was grown. I do want to watch the All 22 and see how many truly open receivers he missed. Have you checked it out?

No doubt the 2-3 terrible throws into double coverage and the panic double fumble lost the game. I haven't watched the All 22, but I'm not certain how open players other than Diggs were all game. To me it seemed like there were a lot of lazy routes from guys that didn't seem to think they were getting the ball.

He's going to play better this week because the Raiders don't have as good of LB's, CB's and Safeties as the Jets. The most the Bills could have scored last week was 16-19 points, even if Allen doesn't make any of the hero ball throws.

The Jets D is Josh's kryptonite. And there's only a few teams that can play that way. And I think one of the reasons that defense is so effective is bc he's lacking weapons to get open against it outside of Diggs. I like Kincaid. I was really hoping for Jordan Addison when he was still on the board at 23. I think that's the kind of route runner that he had when Bease was still at the top of his game that he needs to be able to overcome the best defenses in the league.

I think Kincaid is going to grow a lot through the season, and my hope is that he can become a legit #2 target. But I'm not expecting it. You're right, and few teams will be able to cover like the Jets while generating a tough pass rush. I'm just saying I didn't see anything from Harty, Sherfield or anyone else not named Diggs that inspired a ton of hope. I do think the plan is to use Cook a ton, and I think the Jets D is also one of the toughest to run on. I'm also hoping that Cook can be a legit #3 target in the pass game.

I really wanted Beane to find a way to sign Jacobi Meyers this off season. The offense is really missing that always open guy that catches everything thrown at him who knows how to exploit zone. We're all hoping Kincaid becomes that. But the early returns on the new receivers are not looking great.

Waste of time talking to you.

Because the suit has no merit, and the intention is to try it in the court of public opinion by making outlandish claims?

You seem to be leaving out the possibility that the reporter in question lied or exaggerated the statements during the 2020 zoom call where Trotter heard the allegations, but told the truth during the investigation. As well as the possibility that Trotter made up the Zoom call incident all together... Where is the "unanimous source" to verify? Or is Trotter "protecting" them for fear of NFL retribution, so we'll all just have to take Trotter's word that it really happened the way his source said it did?

So how do you know the reporter wasn't interviewed by the NFL in the investigation?

He demanded they investigate in 2020. Over an alleged verbal remark from 2018. Let's do some basic math here. That would be like you walking into HR today, in 2023, and demand that they investigate offensive remarks that Bob told you he heard Jim say two years ago, in 2021. So if the reporter wasn't at the dinner how could he possibly have heard Terry make the remarks?