chongli

It's funny--in that last thread above, the Ravens fans are whining they lost the game because of bad officiating. That's a tactic bad teams use.

Today's Pro Football Hall of fame "Best. Football. Day. Ever." showing the Bills and Ravens featured Bills great Joe DeLamielleure. He predicted the Bills would win today and was spot on: Here he is playing cornhole at the Hall with the winner of their raffle:

Vegas favored the Bills by 3.5. We won by 3. Look like they pretty much knew what they were doing. I know hindsight is 20/20, but we were favored by 3.5 because we are the better team. Not to say that Baltimore is not good.

Oh, yes, I agree on that. But, for example, there is a local pets charity where I live. Something like 90% of the funds donated goes to administrative costs. Very little money actually reaches those who it is intended to help. When you give to charities like that, you're basically paying the staff's mortgages, lol.

Well, if it's for a good cause and you know the money is going towards the cause itself, not for "administrative" expenses, like the staff's salaries and more ads on TV so the staff can get raises or bonuses. But then let them give to every player's cause for every injury. Heck, Bob Kraft had one of this Super Bowl rings stolen by Putin, so let's buy him a new one. And pay for any fine Tom Brady gets. Yeah, I'm being facetious, but there is a line.

This is a good point. But my main problem is are we going to donate to a player's cause every time such and such a player gets a concussion or seriously injured and is carted off in an ambulance? That would be a lot of players over the course of a season. Sure, Tua is more high profile, but is his injury more severe than the others who get concussed or seriously injured? To me, people are donating because of his fame, not because of the injury. What about Joe Schmoe?

Yes!!! The Bills have won a one-score game, and this is the first time Josh has been the QB when the Bills beat Baltimore in the regular season.

I mentioned this in another thread somewhat jokingly, but I want any play Tua was involved in after the injury in the Buffalo game to be not counted, which means the Bills would have won the game 19-14, and now be 3-0 now, and Miami would be 2-2. I obviously know that will never happen, but it just irks me. The Bills were clearly the better team, and Tua never should have gone back in the game. Bridgewater wouldn't have beaten us.

He has six rings, right? Unless I am missing something.

We will not lose tomorrow. Not going to happen. Have some confidence!

The media never learns. Most of the pundits also predicted the Rams over the Bills, such as: How'd that turn out?

Here's your tweet above: Just click on the date of the tweet below the actual tweet to get the embedded link to post here.

From the article linked above: https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/09/29/demaurice-smith-vows-to-pursue-every-legal-option-regarding-the-handling-of-tua-tagovailoa-on-sunday/ So, if the doctors are found to have violated protocol, it would be appropriate for all plays involving Tua after he went out just before halftime for the Buffalo game be disqualified. Hence, the Bills should be awarded a 19-14 win. It's never going to happen, but just saying.

I guess so, lol. But it's just going to be hard to donate to a Miami player's cause when they hate us and are gloating and all that.

Why don't the Dolphins fans support our charities after all the injuries we suffered last week against them? Or the Tennessee fans after the Dane Jackson injury?

Yep, he should have been out against Buffalo. If that was the case, Buffalo wins at Miami. But Miami needed to pull all the strings. Too bad it backfired. Miami is going to be put its place for good by Buffalo this December. They will then pray they don't meet us in the playoffs like New England did last year.

This win by the Bengals feels almost as good as the Buffalo win will against Baltimore this Sunday. Looking forward to being tied for first place in the AFC East again.

Yep, good find. This was also in one of the comments in the article: "It was college kids live streaming, recording, and sharing the videos. That’s what happens when you have practice at a college stadium that is in a bowl right smack in the middle of a college campus. The only investigation needed is over who from Miami decided to have practice there vs. a much more private location." [I agree with the bolded. Miami must have been too cheap to pay for a better location, haha!]

[Did not see this posted today. Please delete or merge if it already being discussed.] LOL. Some of the comments in the article are hilarious: https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/09/29/report-nfl-security-investigates-whether-someone-filmed-dolphins-practice-on-wednesday/#comments "I’m confused. I thought the Pats play at [Green] Bay Sunday." "Patriots must already be preparing for the game on January 1st." "*checks cincy coaching staff for former NE exp.*" "This whole story is really deflating." "The Pats getting ready for their game vs the Dolphins in December…" "Miami is trying to construct the narrative that they are somebody worth filming."

Do people still use over-the-air antennas?

This was Jim Kelly's first game for the Bills in 1986. He drove on the opening drive to throw a TD pass to Greg Bell, giving the Bills a 7-0 lead vs. the Jets. Unfortunately, they went on to lose the game 28-24. This would be a great game to post the video of the week we play the Jets at home this year. Who is that poster who does these threads?! [Edit: the poster is @Buffalo03.]

Indy is actually quite close to the south; less than two hours from Louisville, Kentucky. [BTW, Cincinnati is even closer.] Yep, long time rivalry with the Bills and Patriots.

I like them for Good Morning Football. And I like them better than watching ESPN all day.

This may have already been posted, but OJ says everything will be ok. Whew, I now am relieved.

And Baltimore lost at home last week.