Simon

Fortunately, the fans don't need any focus whatsoever.

And also his second I think.

You might need to put a TV in your bathroom and watch right from the shower.

I don't want either of their sisters getting kissed.

I was thinking a while ago that this would be a lot funner if there was a potential outcome where they both lose.

Yep, ball gargling is definitely a thing

I think he would have been fine, since he would have bailed on every throw to avoid contact and then faked an injury at halftime.

They should have been watching for whales instead.

Enjoy the show

Probably more like 1 and 1a with the order being debatable

If you're going to give the finger to fate, at least check your work.

Based on one guy. A guy whose body I think is showing some signs that he's not up for the long haul any more.

Happy Birthday, young buck. Hope you had a good one.

A lovely parting gift from Coach Daboll

I really enjoyed watching that in a barn full of Stillers fans.

I'd considered getting it intentionally a couple times, but when my wife had it and I took zero precautions and still didn't pick it up, forget it.

That offense looks very crisp and well-coached, imo.

Actually, it's Moss' job to be looking at the defense and the QB's job it be looking in the basket when he sticks it in there. It's part of the reason that most fumbled exchanges go to teh QB. And Motor has fumbled 3 times on pass plays vs Moss' 2, so it doesn't change the point that Motor fumbles 2-3 time more than Moss per touch.

Maybe the best example out of a bunch of them. Was lots of fun in a room full of pissed off Stiller fans.

I could have typed every word in this post. We the lucky ones.... 👍

If a DB gets "cracked" (blocked down to the inside by a WR) another DB is supposed to get over him to the outside and "replace" him so there's still a DB with outside contain.

It was almost like Dorsey was using Moss' carries to keep the defense honest and set them up for Singletary's weak side carries to the wide side of the field.

There were a few instances where I noticed that Poyer layed off bringing the lumber at the end of a play, which is very out of character for him. That looked like another one of them. I think he's really protecting that elbow right now.

They were probably scared to death of you guys. Yeah, it sounded pretty close on TV. Close enough they I would have guessed it was 30-40% bills fans, not 15%

I think a lot of the disconnect is that I'm not much of a stat guy; there are very few instances where I find them really useful. For the RB position when so much of the result is wholly dependent on the 10 other guys around you, stats hold little water for me. I think he's a better pass catcher because he's more instinctual at finding holes in zones, and he's smoother at tracking the ball, securing it and transitioning upfield. If I look at that, it tells me that Moss' runs are coming in predictable situations with loaded boxes (i.e later in games with leads where the Bills have indeed used him frequently, as well as obvious short yardage situations where the Bills have also used him frequently) and he's getting contact right near the LOS, while Motor is getting carries in more diverse situations that allow him to get some momentum going forward before he's dealing with tacklers.