BillsM@fia

Just Win, Baby! ~Al Davis

Collinsworth complemented him several times yesterday. (I know this board despises him and I will admit he can be biased, but I personally think he does a great job color comementating). Dane Jackson is a good player. Former seventh round pick and someone I feel does fine as CB#2. Ideally you would like him as a backup but it's the NFL and reality is players get hurt. I'm glad Dane is on our team and I hope Beane resigns him, as long as the numbers make financial sense. If our pass rush was getting home, our secondary would look a lot better. I think the bigger problem is the offenses inconsistenty and lack of identity.

Done.

QBs getting hurt in the pocket doesn't excuse exposing yourself to more/unnecessary contact. I think it would be a terrible idea if we tried to make Josh into something he is not. The running threat he bring makes Allen so dynamic. What concerns me are things like not sliding, not stepping out of bonds and lack of situational awareness of times when it is necessary to make contact with a defender(s). The coaching staff/front office have not done Allen a lot of favors in regards to the run game/offensive line as well. He is basically are short yardage back. To their credit, it seems we finally invested in the interior line. We have also gotten bigger in the trenches and added some North/South type of running backs.

Never though I would have to write this.. First and foremost congratulations to the Minnesota Vikings, hell of an accomplishment. Bills comeback is much more impressive: -Bills comeback was in the playoffs, versus a good team, not a 4-8-1 team with an interim coach (if you can even consider Jeff Saturday that lol). -Bills were without their HOF QB Jim Kelly and HOF RB Thurman Thomas, in an era where RBs were about as important as QBs. -Bills comeback occurred when scoring points was much more difficult and the league didn't cater to offense. What bothers me most is that when the record books will show largest comeback 33 points/Minnesota Vikings and they won't know any of the context behind the Bills Comeback.

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I don't know why people think the Daboll/Giants are going to give up Barkley. Maybe I missed something. The way I see it, they are 3-1 with a weak schedule. When the trade deadline approaches, they are likely to be in the mix for a wildcard spot. I don't see why they would trade their entire offense. Daboll makes the playoffs his first year as a coach, he gets a lot of breathing room (see McDermott 2017).

That is a Super Bowl caliber win. Everything goes wrong and they still find a way.

Bad call. I'm always an advocate of letting the players play. That being said, Baltimore needs to know how flag happy refs are when a QB even gets breathed on. I'll certainty take it tho =)

touchback is huge here

Key phrase "on their home turf" Denver Broncos beat defending champions Baltimore Ravens in 2013 by a score of 49-27, but the game was held in Denver. Matchups in kickoff game are always strong teams playing one another.

Superbowl champions are now 15-4 in the kickoff game since 2004. Buffalo is in rare company. Buffalo also holds the largest margin of victory against a defending Superbowl champion on their home turf. (Broncos defeating Ravens in 2013 was held in Denver) If it wasn't for the four turnovers, we would've scored even more. Hell, Rams touchdown drive needed to be aided by a kickoff out of bounds and an offensive lineman pushing Cooper Kupp for the fourth down conversion. Their only other scoring drive was a low probability 58 yard field goal. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NFL_Kickoff_Game#Win/loss_records

This tweet from him feels like a comedian making up an outlandish quote that AB said. Except AB actually wrote this 😆 , this made my day.