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Yep, keep Jackson in the pocket and make him throw the ball.

I'd expect Judon back in the next day or two. They need him.

Loves the music back in the 2000 era when music was music Good Lord I'm old!

And add a TE occasionally... Their MLB shows too early of a shift to help with coverage, Josh is up the middle for 10-15yds, or more. I think the Raven's D has some significant challenges to deffend.

Don't they slide 99% of the time when they run?

If the Bills make it to the SB, will you even make it through this and next week? Maybe this is a moot question! I share your anxiety. Isn't it great we're even having this discussion?

Humble and hungry!

And conversely, our D had to defend their end zone to compliment our O success.

John Harbaugh's bringing the whine

Ahh, I think the Bills are a lot of people's darlings this year too. Bill's fans are in a space they haven't been in for decades. This team, all of them, seem to be in a very good place, mentally and emotionally. They are cooking us up a fine meal Saturday night. Have faith.

The "connection" between Josh and his receivers is finally here this year (and hasn't really been in his first two years). Our WRs know what to do when Josh does this, or that. This was an earlier criticism I expressed about Davis (and it really wasn't fair to the rookie). To have WRs know where Josh wants them, or needs them, to be, when Josh improvises is simply poetry in motion. These WRs, including the rookie, are special to watch along with JA.

I'm not sure we played too far below par on offense. Points are going to come at a premium for the rest of this trip. Some points could come from special teams (getting our O better field position, or even running a kick back) or from our D (getting us better field position, turnovers or even scoring). I guess we can expect our O to do more. I'm just not too sure they can. I want our D and special teams to play better than they did on Saturday (except for TBass; this kid is rockin it).

I don't think we're going to lose, either

Just before the point of contact, most QBs throw the ball away and/or fall to the ground to lessen the hit. Josh doesn't want to go down. He's in there with one or two defenders, trying to escape. I think it's simply the bad that comes with the good.

I stand corrected. I should have said more than Josh and the WRs.

We need more than Allen and Diggs in the highlight reel or we're going to lose.

I've been on the board and their fans aren't different than ours. The Bills seem to be getting plenty of respect if you ask me.

I don't think they cancelled it. Wright said that he wouldn't hold Colin to his side of the bet as a birthday present to Colin. With the Bills winning Saturday, Colin wouldn't have had to anyways. I believe if the Bills win Saturday, Wright loses. Personally though, I don't want the Bills to eve acknowledge this guy or the bet.

#1 responsibility these next three games for our RB is to block for JA

Any chance we see Stills this weekend?

He tried to make a couple of points in his rebuttal which were just completely and totally inaccurate. As they say, he's got the right to his own opinion but he doesn't have a right to his own facts.

I get what you're saying. One of Davis' sideline catches was clearly caught. The second one wasn't clearly caught in bounds. The call on the field was a catch and they couldn't see enough to over rule it. If they did though, I could have accepted it because it was that close. This fumble call was clear. From the reaction across the board, from the game announcers, to pundits and NFL players across the country, it was clearly a bad call. Colts fans on their message board even called it a bad call. I'm not critical of the call on the field. The official had one angle and only one watch of it. I'm super critical of the replay booth. They see all angles, slow motion, frame by frame. There is no excuse for them getting it wrong. But as I said after the game, I'm glad the call didn't go our way. I'd rather win the game with the call as it was called on the field.

So if you had to pick two starters to lose?

To start the game, an early read for Allen (1 or 2) needs to be the short routes. The Ravens have to respect Digg's and Brown's speed so they should have button hooks open all day. Make the Ravens guess which one is going to fly; Allen needs to do a good job reading the safeties and hitting his receivers on outside shoulders. Beas needs to find the opening on quick slots. Knox needs to be a quick option on flats and slants. I think the strategy with the Ravens is to play small ball in the passing game, with an occasional deep ball to keep 'em honest.

Tanny killed them in the first quarter throwing the ball. Why the Titan's got away from that is the 8th wonder of the world.