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Then how come Diggs wasn't listed as "Loud"?

I don't know, I could see Rapp being trained. Possibly by a long line of dudes that he's tried to kill.

If they make Healies in addition to Heelies, we need to strap some on Jones, White and Milano.

This is certainly true, but there is a tiny upside here; at least in relation to other teams that have to deal with Parsons. The Bills have spent soooo much time and effort this year covering Spencer Brown's keister that it is now a standard part of their offense. They will not have to spend extra time installing new protections and they are less liable to make mistakes with their timing than other teams who are less accustomed to it. I can't help but wonder what constitutes a "limited" walkthrough. A saunter by?

Did you know that over the last couple games that the Bills have had 132 defensive snaps and Ed Oliver has been on the field for 112 of them? That is a DT playing a whopping 85% of defensive snaps.

I'm going to go ahead and take some lumps on this one cuz it's looking like I may have been dead wrong. I really thought Poyer was just laying in the weeds, keeping himself healthy for the stretch run. And I really thought that coming out of the bye and going to Kansas City would be the week he decided to go ahead and let the dawg out. I like the guy and appreciate what he's done so I will be diplomatic and just say that letting that dawg out was NOT what happened on Sunday.

Nope. Mandatory!

The two situations are different for a variety of reasons (legally, contractually, etc). There is nothing they learned from the Araiza situation that has anything to do with the Von Miler situation.

Yeah, we're the only human culture that does that

I think I feel like there's a small, very vocal contingent that skews that perspective and more folks than not actually do like him.

This is a great time to be playing Dallas because an NFC loss would actually help us with tiebreakers.

Ben Johnson. No, the other one.....

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Frank Robinson, the infield fly and the search for meaning

There's a more in depth discussion of it on the previous page, if you're interested, including a postgame quote from Mahomes: "It’s not taught. Something that only a couple people in this world would even think about doing" It's something Kelce monkeys around with individually, and skill players are coached to keep themselves available, but it's not a designed play.

I know he was awful at G, but geez..........

Grrrrrrrrrrrribbit.....

It could also even serve as an additional motivator to his boys. "Just get me there brothers and I'll be ready to ride with you"

In the 30th smartest city in Massachusetts.

Thanks, man. I do now remember that one vs the Bengals. Hadn't realized it was something he was regularly looking for but am surprisingly unsurprised. It's like they have a QB throwing downfield to another QB.

Yeah, I've thought that too. Sort of like a March Madness model. Start at 12:30 and kick them off every 10 minutes; then between 330 and 430 networks could just run down the line showing the end of a bunch of different games, at least some of which would be good enough to keep folks in the LR and out of the kitchen.

No, but they do for some 4pms when they are only a couple games going instead of 8-9.

Also found a quote from Mahomes postgame that confirms: “It’s a legendary moment, man. It’s not taught. Something that only a couple people in this world would even think about doing,” Mahomes added. “For him to make that play in that moment—making the play, making the catch, making a couple dudes miss and then throwing the ball across the field to another guy and scoring a touchdown in that moment—I hope they still show it whenever he goes into the Hall of Fame. Because that’s a legendary moment.... I didn't realize he'd done it in a game before. But I was going to say that I'd bet a good chunk of money that he's absolutely going to try it again before the year is out. I also wouldn't be surprised to see him start incorporating an occasional pump fake into his YAC if the angles are right.