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He was definitely slow on the switch but I also wonder how much field conditions had to do with the inability to plant a foot.

according to McDermott

Conspiracy theory alert: I wonder if they're trying to hide the fact he has the flu and are trying to keep him away from the team.

That might be more than most 21 year olds can handle!

Don't patronize me!

It looks like the Bosnian Bills vs the Romanian Ravens

I should have clarified that. I thought that Dawkins and Brown were very good, but that the interior of the OLine really struggled. I also thought Knox could have drawn multiple holding penalties but stripes were staying out of the way for the most part.

I can't limit it to one so I'll just say every single thing that Journey, Bon Jovi and Def Leppard have ever done.

This is 100% a flat out lie. Despite you calling me a dick, accusing me of censorship and harassing me to the point where I had to ask you multiple times to stop badgering me via my inbox (which you've ignored and continued to do), I was nothing but polite and cordial to you every step of the way. You may now rest assuredly that I am done being polite and cordial. Good luck.

You realize that was nearly 20 years ago and none of the people that failed to act properly are in any way associated with the University any more? None of the current staff or players bear the burden of that nightmare. If you can't read that many words that's on you, not him.

Phat Pat actually didn't even get drafted; he was an UDFA. Kyle Williams was the guy who was a later round pick (5th rnd). They both ended up being two of my favorite Bills of all time.

Gimme 5 bees for a quarter!

Less confident than last week.

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Don't underestimate the impact of the call on White. That PI call came on 3rd down and without it the Bills are looking at a 47 yrd FG on a frozen field. The Dawkins call cost them about 15yrds but they still had two downs to recover from it and couldn't do it.

In real time I thought it was a penalty, but not on the 'backer. I thought they would call the DT coming late who dropped his head and tried to kill him about 24" off the turf. This was a tricky one. I think he threw the flag because White was initially beat and tried to recover by cutting off his route, which you are not supposed to do anymore. Keon certainly tossed him in an attempt to get his arms free so wasn't an innocent party either. If I'm stripes right there, I don't bother getting a flag out.

He may not be able to beat Watson over the top, but he can absolutely beat him off the line. The guy still runs magnificent routes.

Did they agree or were they too busy having enormous amounts of fun at your expense? - )

I agree that he wasn't as "dominant" but he deserves better than "good" for that season he had. He went up against a fully healthy TJ Watt at the peak of his career and made him look like a child; and that wasn't the only guy he completely shut down. Maybe he couldn't stone a guy with one punch or get into the second level like Brown has been, but his season was worth mentioning in response to the post.

I get the degree of difficulty thing, but when he was on teh field Williams was in full beast mode. I thought it was his best game as a Bill by an appreciable margin. One guys worst game ever vs another guys best game ever seemed like something worthy of note.

Yeah, I can't think of any other reason for him to suddenly look hesitant out there. They were mixing and matching a lot of looks on the fly and all the presnap calculating probably had him worried about mistakes enough that it sapped his juice.

I liked him enough to keep him but I wanted to see them let him run at G because I thought he didn't have the feet to play T

The result was great, but it was pretty lucky, imo. Bernard had run himself out of position again, this time into somebody else's zone I thought, completely vacating the middle of the field. Then he was in the process of overrunning Edwards and was forced to make a desperation lunge at the ball, which only worked because Andrews hadn't secured it properly. And to top it off when the ball took a lucky bounce right into his arms, he didn't take advantage of that good fortune and try to advance it when he was surrounded by blockers and his offense was struggling in a tight game in the 4th qrtr. I really like the kid but thought he just had a very tough night.

I thought he was out of position frequently which put him in bad situations he couldn't recover from. I thought he was indecisive at times and it caused him to be reactive instead of proactive and resulted in blockers getting on top of him so that he couldn't disengage. I thought he made some poor decisions in zone coverage that took himself out of the areas of the field the Ravens wanted to attack. From my couch, he was the third best LB on the field that night and was clearly outplayed by Dorian Williams, imo. And that is coming from a guy who is not a huge fan of Williams. Full disclosure: I had a house full of Raven-hating Steelers fans here and was inhaling beers for the first time since Christmas Eve so feel free to take this with a grain of salt (and a lime wedge).