Simon

It's really true, particularly about the hollers. I was born in Bradford Hospital and am in Western PA now and it might be even more that way over here.

Allen is not going to force feed anybody; he's going to attack weak spots in the defense no matter where they are. If those areas mean Ty Johnson, Kincaid and Shakir are the ones getting space to work, that's where the ball is going to go.

It's making more sense in hindsight. Probably just a little relapse of BBFS on my part.

Don't be sorry. That's how we like it.

Yeah, I'm guessing the big man doesn't often get low enough to pick up one of those the way you usually do. Probably scared the begeesus out of him.

Get it straight. We call it Pennsyltucky.

Yeah, I've never seen a guy riding a cart down the sidelines for cramps

I didn't know that. Not stunned I learned it from a Carolina boy.

After a horrific start he has actually been playing well for almost a month now That was the one of the few times I flew off the couch during a play today.

Ironically his name was "Ben Jones"

I thought he looked more comfortable today before he got hurt. Some of y'all calling him names and ragging on him because of injuries after he's sold out everything he has for this team are embarrassing

That's today's winner, right there

It's going around, isn't it?

Gasp! Shhhhhhhhhhhh..........

I think he "may" have come back in and tried it but couldn't go and ended up back out. Not 100% sure on that though.

Dorian Williams hurt an arm or something. Probably a wrist

I know it looks messed up in back to back weeks but that's more optics and situational, imo. The Lions had 14 points late in the 3rd qrtr when the Bills went up 3 TDs and started trading yards for time. It was just two drives they were too passive and it was as much abut the clock and scoreboard as it was protecting the safety position. When relatively healthy they are a competent defense that forces offenses to execute at high efficiency. I wish they were more proactive at times and hope they will be going forward knowing they are partnering with that kind of offense. The fact they are likely to be playing with lots of leads is helpful and if they can keep Milano, Rapp and hopefully Bishop out there I think they are good enough to win a SB.

That was a weird letdown game when nothing goes right for you; you get them every couple months. I don't expect this defense to stone people but if it's coached well (which it was today) it can create enough problems for opponents that they have little hope of keeping up with Brady/Allen.

They definitely fouled up those two drives where they got too passive early when they went up three scores; defensively they needed to force 4-5 minutes of clock on those instead of 2 minutes on each. Aside from that I though they did a really good job handling what was the best offense in the world, particularly losing 3 starting DBs in one week.

Nothing personal, but this thread is so offbase it deserves no better, imo.

This is so bizarre and off base I am moderately worried for you.

Both of the Bills co-ordinators were aggressively innovative today against the best competition in the world. I have no idea what some folks were watching.

Not having to run our 4th and 5th safeties against the NFL's leading offense might make a difference.

Props to Bernard for the sneaky punch-in before Taron had that ball corralled.

More of the same. This offense is approaching Kgun levels; you have to defend every blade of grass and it can't be done against a QB with the kind of vision and ability that's running it. Joe Brady is not going to get enough credit but the variety he keeps putting out there every week and the way the players are dialed in executing it is a sight.