Motorin'

No worries, the Bills have their ace snow removal team on the job! Zaria Black, 24, from Buffalo, clears off her car as snow falls Friday, Nov. 18, 2022, in Buffalo, N.Y. A dangerous lake-effect snowstorm paralyzed parts of western and northern New York, with nearly 2 feet of snow already on the ground in some places and possibly much more on the way. (AP Photo/Joshua Bessex)

It's probably the app itself listing tickets they don't own, with plans to auto-buy corresponding tickets as soon as they sell on the site itself.

No doubt! Just saying it takes a lot more time remedying the state of emergency on the roads surrounding the stadium before enough people can even get there to do anything about it.

It's not even that. That's the easy part, once people can actually get to the stadium! Which might be next week Tuesday.

Tim Graham is really unprofessional on his Twitter account, which wouldn't really matter, except that he uses Twitter to promote his work.

Naw, the Blizzard of 77' wasn't a Lake Effect event. The lake froze over early that year and there was a steady accumulation of snow until 75mph winds from the north blew two months of snow off of Lake Ontario onto WNY and across 7 counties. There were 30 feet drifts in some places, with near Hurricane force winds.

He was pretty good blitzing. Man that sack/ fumble recovery against Danger Russ was awesome!

I say we primarily play the 6-3-3 that we invented against the Vikings. Best chance to shut Chubb down.

This is two games in a row Davis then Knox were interfered with on on key plays at the end of the game where they both could have, and should have forced the refs to throw the flag by fighting harder through the defender. Plant that back foot and launch back towards the ball when you're being draped like that.

Say hello to Southern Ontario, and displaced Bills fans from around the country.

Yeah, cause a dome would totally clear the roads from the airport and around the stadium so that the visiting team, emergency services and fans can avoid a travel ban.

I think they only thing that could effect the game being played is if there's a travel ban and the roads are impassable.

They used Article 4, consulted, and determined that Article 5 is not invoked.

Gotcha. I personally think that all of NATO has handled this in a very sober and rational matter. Russia is losing, they know they're losing, and they know that they can't escalate a nuclear war without MAD.

That's funny, I had a dream last night where he caught the winning TD on the last play of the game against the Ravens in a playoff game after Josh heaves it into the end zone and it bounces off of the Ravens #5 into his hands. Then he points and laughs in his face and gets called for a taunting penalty, but it doesn't matter bc there's no time left on the clock and the Bills won.

I don't have any headlines in my news feed calling for that at all.

I thought Cam Lewis played a hell of a game for what was his first NFL start at safety. Thought he was a significant improvement in coverage over JJohnson. And he was in position to make the game winning play. He made the wrong choice going for the INT instead of knocking it down. He'll learn from it, and I honestly see him progressing as a solid Safety option for us.

That's a whole lot of data without context. Your scatter plots have zero ability to give any useful details on a game to game basis. Had the Bills ran the ball more in the 2nd half against the Vikings, took more time off the clock, converted more short yardage 1st downs and won the game by a score of 27-17, the correlation of points to running attempts would have held up. But they would have won. Is it really surprising that more running attempts take more time off the clock and result in fewer points? Ask the Atlanta Falcons about running the ball in second halves with leads.

Another developing story is the demoralization of Russian society following the retreat from Kherson. This is their version of Fox News (or CNN). The level of stupidity is astounding, except for the one guy who has a lick of sense and gets shouted down: And some gallows humor:

I guess the Vikings believed the myth too when they said in the post game pressers that they knew exactly what we were going to do in the 2nd half based on our formations.

That's not the point. Refusing to abandon the run keeps the defense honest. It helps the passing game. But when they know the Bills are passing every play it gives the defense the advantage.

Absolutely. Bad pass, bad route, bad play design, terrible decision to throw it. He had 10 yards of green grass in front of him, and one defendor to jule to have a shot of running it into the end zone.

I think this play works so well for the Bills for a number of reasons, not the least of which one of the few things our lineman do well is run block while pulling. I don't know why we go away from pin and pull plays after it works so well, back to rpo zone blocking with hand offs from shotgun to a stationary RB. Those plays never work. Counters, sweeps, misdirections with pulling lineman unlock our running game. Why can't we do it in short yardage as well?

All Bills fans in the stadium need to chant "MVP MVP MVP" everytime the offense steps on the field so Josh knows that winning isn't the most important thing and nothing short of highlight reel plays on every down will be acceptable.

It was a bad pass, a bad route, and a worse decision to throw it to Gabe in the first place.