Simon

Dude, with all due respect, you have no QB. That kid is really awful. The fact that Saban went 12-1 with him in that conference is nothing short of astounding. Although I will re-iterate my comment earlier in the year about the added difficulty of him repeatedly having to start his read process by looking down to pick up a bad snap multiple times a game. If your Center is not a Senior, he needs to start learning to work at Guard. Today.

I'm curious as to what it is that people don't like about Kyle Allen? He's started 16 NFL games, approximately one full season. In that "season" he's thrown for about 4,000 yards with a completion percentage over 62%. He's thrown 26 TDs to 21 INTs (with a small handful of rushing TDs) That puts his career QB rating at 82.2, which is not bad and even seems fairly competent when you consider his starts have come for some very bad football teams. Could the Bills really get a lot better there and is it worth committing limited resources to try?

I've experimented with multiple different kinds and the best reception I got was with this one. Although this less expensive one was a very close second. I literally just set them on the window sill in the kitchen aimed toward Erie ~ 50 miles away and picked up about a dozen channels (including all networks) It's all about line of sight, so curvature of the Earth will limit any reception to no more than 60(ish) miles. As flat as central GA is, I would guess you'd be just fine all the way up to around the Amicalola area. Could also be an issue if you happen to be at the bottom of a particularly deep river valley along the Chattahoochee. You can find these antennas at a Walmart and know within 15 minutes if it will work for you and then return it if it doesn't. Might be worth a shot to know you never have to worry about it again.

Enjoy your offseason. Maybe we'll see you next year for a post or two. 😽

Soft fish always flop Their fate is predetermined It's always next year

That is not Skynard and you know it.

No doubt; or maybe even a few more weeks of not playing. Which I'm guessing would be the case if it was Week 11. I was just happy to see that he had obviously been working sooo hard to be available and effective when he got the green light. Maybe it's character, maybe it's contract; either way I really liked to see it.

Was that the first down play right after he got called for holding on the return? He tried to murder that drive before it even got going. I thought he had a regrettable day. He really is. A power back that is ineffective until he gets into space is not helpful to this unit. Good dude, poor fit.

Thought his legs/jump looked fantastic throughout the game. He has clearly been busting his ass to be ready to go. If he hadn't, I think he'd have been flagging by late in the 3rd. Also caught him playing with one arm on multiple occasions. He doesn't trust it yet. Seems to be smart and aggressive enough to compensate for it by using his legs to drive people where he wants them to go, though. Not a liability at all and a better showing than I expected from a guy that hasn't been able to work out for 2-3 months.

My buddy is a Phins fan and told me it was no biggie. Dinged his left shoulder and they kept him out because the game was already out of hand.

You're certainly not wrong. But he did have guys all over his feet today. He's 10x better when he can step into it.

meh, it was almost empty anyways...🤷‍♂️

No doubt. Just freaky timing with next week's game for all the marbles.

I'd guess what you'll be seeing in practice will bear little resemblance to what you see in public in front of reporters.

You literally have one of the very best defensive minds in the history of the NFL. That unit is as well-coached as any in football.

If you watched the Bills every single week for the last 20 years, you probably wouldn't have even considered typing anything in that sentence.

I think Bass also looks like he's been striking the ball better.

I am awesome. Better now?

The plausibility of NE getting the ball back with time to run multiple plays was much higher than the probability of your 250lb QB getting hurt right there. We're flirting with elimination scenarios and it is no time to dick around and call a scared game. Attack.

He was absolutely looking for somebody to pitch it to and if Shakir had been 2 yrds further back, I have zero doubt he would have done it.

Weird that it was also a left shoulder injury just shortly before Allen's.

Just making sure everybody is on the same page with the QB change and there are going to be no unexpected disasters with snap counts, exchanges, personnel, formations, etc. There was zero downside and nothing dumb about it.

My Phins buddy just told me Xavien Howard also left on a cart with a foot injury.

Tua also with a left shoulder and Chubb may have suffered a bad knee injury in garbage time of the blowout.