TheCockSportif

In another thread I pointed out that officiating sucks, so that means any team, the Bills most especially included, can NOT make errors when they can score points. It's infuriating, I agree. But it also is what it is.

Labrador retrievers (we have 2) fart a LOT, and it's just awful. We love 'em, but goddamn.

Yup, that dude is a charlatan. I had one dose of Cowherd, and that was more than enough. Pop Cowherd in your-political-commentary-show-of-choice, and you would see zero difference.

eyeballs flitting right and left emoji. You made this thread, eh?

Honestly? Glad that the house was cleaned. Finally. Sure, they whiffed on Peters and letting him go. But there were far wider issues than that.

Seems like they are holding their own in this game.

I can't believe this thread exists. And I'm not pointing fingers at the OP. Last week it was, "what if Singletary fumbled?". So, really, the only outcome is the one that took place today, and thank goodness that it was a W.

All good. Watch a solid W, watch (maybe) the dregs (in this case Philly vs Cowboys), and we move on. Go Bills!

Irony, people. I was quoting various post-game quotes, whether it a W or a(n) L.

It wrote that with irony in mind.

Recently, my wife and I drove from south of Chicago to Portland, Maine, where we live in... 14hrs and 40 minutes. Totally doable. Oh, and that's with 3 stops (2 for gas and to curb the dogs, and 35 minutes for lunch break, gas, and dog curbing at the Angola stop on the NYT). And nobody took any meth, although I admit that my wife covered her eyes a lot during the drive back.

Thanks, Beavis. heh heh.

Actually isn't that "would of blown them out"? Signed, a WNY native, who's apparently now also a coastal elite.

Maybe this game, after having watched BUF-KC and the intensity of it all, is actually good. But I'm not seeing it. Good feeling to have, tho.

TB, though? HAHA! Coach calls out The Brades, then backs off, then goes back in, then backs off again. After taking napalm to Arians in TB, what did The Brades think was going to happen in TB this season? Oh, sure, it's possible that they have a resurgence and all, but I doubt it. Given their current state, I could not be more glad about their current state of affairs.

Speaking of which, where has that QB whisperer been lately? Oh, wait... don't care.

I'll start with Moss not playing. That was excellent in and of itself.

No doubt that officiating, as is par for the course, is bad at best. Every single game, even if you're not watching the Bills, is like that. It's infuriating, frankly. So the only way to counter is to put points on the board, and to power on. Early in the game the Bills just missed opportunities, and when you play these tough games and rely on officiating, you shouldn't. (Otherwise it was an incredibly satisfying win, make no mistake.)

The Bills can run now, apparently. Good. CMC is maybe next level, and he's a great player, but maybe it's not required at this juncture?

Great, great win. I knew it would be tight, but not this tight. That's what she said?

Good to know that I'm still hip like all of the others, then. </sarcasm>

GGILF is a thing now? Funny aside (maybe?). The company that I work for (internet security) grabs a lot of data from this implementation called Prometheus. Prometheus is often referred to as "Prom". Know what my company wanted to name/brand their custom "Prom" implementations? Promhub. The team who had this idea, which was immediately squashed by our US leadership, was in Europe. But still.

Maybe that was the trade as proposed the first time? None of us know. Panthers: Hello Bills: Hi, this is Beanerbag Panthers: Oh, hai. It's an executive assistant. My name is Caprice. Bills: How about CMC for Cook and a fourth? Panthers: (laughter heard in background) I'm sorry, but the GM is indisposed of right now. CMC is a good player, but is not a silver bullet. There are OL issues. There are cap issues in the future. And he's been hurt a lot recently, at least coming into this season. I wouldn't be mad if he ended up here, but I don't think that he addresses the fundamental issues around the lack of running game.