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I'm pretty convinced that the bottom is going to fall out for either the Jets, Miami, or both. I think they've both peaked, New York especially. Mike White is a clear upgrade over Wilson, but he's still not the game changing QB that will do something against a consistent pass rush. I wouldn't be surprised if the D-line eats him alive next week, even without Von. And then you can't really turn to Flacco because he's an even worse statue against the rush. Jets are just buying time right now. They turned some heads but it was always about the next year or two for them. Somebody's going to make a move in the AFC, although it may not really impact the Bills much if we keep the #1. Got to think it's either Vegas or Cleveland now with Watson.

Kind of makes you think - has this approach worked for anybody recently? I know it worked for Aaron Rodgers but 15 years ago isn't recently of course. Seems that any of the recent young QBs that have had any success were thrown right in (Allen, Burrow, Tua, Fields, Herbert, etc.) On the other hand I can't think of a single one that was "developed" for a year plus. If anything, for the past couple of decades or so it seems like if a QB doesn't start right away that controversy just brews and then they eventually don't deliver.

You're probably right, but let's see how these injuries play out. I'd rather play the Fins without Tua than the Raiders right now. Said it a few weeks ago that Adams bashing the team got them fired up. Was met with some eyerolls but now they're back in the conversation because all Carr apparently has to do is fling the ball down the field and Adams will go get it for 2+ TDs a game. Vegas was never as bad on paper as their early record, I could see them taking the Chiefs if they keep the momentum they've had for the last few weeks.

Edmunds dummies always been wrong. He's a gigantic match-up nightmare. Rangy predator on the field. Somewhat timid, maybe, but it's slowly leaving with every start. He's going to be the 29-30 year old game wrecking savage that everybody wants. Yes, I'm bring up his age again, because yes he's accomplished a tremendous amount early. Just imagine this dude in even 2-3 years. Tremaine is the Josh Allen of this defense. Lock him down.

9-3 indeed. I'm a little worried about his output but it's clearly not really necessary right now. I think he has the talent to spark up at any moment which is nice. More worried about our TE2. Sheesh, talk about an ignored role. We got old 1970s brickhands Sweeney causing penalties and a very unproven Morris, who does seem sort of nice in his limited time. Regardless, the fact that our TE2 consists of basically otherwise ignored no-names is a tiny bit more concerning, we need to bolster every bit of this offense. It's Knox or nothing at that position right now it seems.

Diggs very real pace at this point late in the season: 129 rec, 1702, 14TD Even with the extra game that’s incredible. Shortly after a very real 1500yd season. Moss-like, no joke

The only detractors that I can find act like his early WR2 seasons weren’t significant but even those were Andre Reed level statistically. You don’t have to be Justin Jefferson out of the gate, Diggs early years were pretty awesome. More importantly he’s on a historic run right now. Few receivers have put together a 4(+) year string like this.

Also saw a lot of “we gave up Zack Moss and picks for this!” etc in the GDT thread, as if there’s still hope for Zack Moss. Zack Moss had 1 carry for 2 yards last game for Indy. Prior to that he had, wait for it…2 carries for 7 yards, a career high for his time in Indy. He’s very much Zack Moss. It was Hines for a late round draft pick, Moss is meaningless.

Cole can’t do what McKenzie did tonight, sorry. Not current present day old rickety man Beasley. Lil dummy or whatever, he and Shakir are at a different tier of athleticism right now. Beas bowed out for a reason.

Exactly how I feel. Although his returns today were pretty lame compared to previous. Still feels potentially more successful than the Jamison Crowder experiment.

Yes. Came up before this season so worth the update, dude is well on his way to nearly 9k and 60td after this season, before 30. Soak that up for a second, that’s pretty historic. Then add the fact that Diggs is a cerebral player that doesn’t get hit much, he might even have a few more seasons like this in him. Feels like jinxing but he has 15k 100td potential.

Josh comfy with media now, great interview

Tony continues to be the weakest link. Josh is great though

Something about him feels like an old man. Like he’s some malnourished 1920s coal miner that time traveled. Can’t explain it. Maybe it’s his haircut and inability to be athletic

Broadcast sucked and made it feel way more boring than it was, but this was the biggest win of the year. Division opponent away? Needed this more than anything, 0-3 not an option. Mac Jones is god awful

Bobby Hart out there chirping and also not knowing how to line up in victory formation.

Bills dominated a division opponent at their stadium. This was a fantastic game. The broadcast just sucked

MacDorkle and Mike White. What a time to be a Bills fan

Mac Jones has this old-timey 1940s football vibe right down to the beer belly and lack of athleticism. I don’t even think he has a beer belly but it feels like does

That’s just Thursday night football. The two dudes calling a golf match didn’t help either

Yeah 20 other QBs maybe but this one is over. Mac is awful

Hit but then I went too hard on DeVante Parker doing something. I assumed they’d be behind and he’s easily hit 40, I’m kind of blown away by how awful McClumper is. Painfully average QB. Love it!

Is binoculars dude in the booth something new? Necessary for the stadium maybe

McCrumple can’t throw past 6 yards, Dane is safe

Belicheat’s son frantically trying to lick his own ear right now