Bermuda Triangle

I don't want to post the "That's my Quarterback" TO meme, but that's what I'm feeling

Most inaccurate user name ever.

Hmm, so next week's game is a "must win" to show that they are "as good or better than Miami"? Would any of the following show that the Bills are "as good or better than Miami"? -Beating NE, who had earlier beaten Miami -Beating Seattle, who had earlier beaten Miami (seeing a pattern here?) -BEATING MIAMI, in Miami

not having to hear, at least for a week, how good Jamal Adams is. He's vastly overrated - a safety who's a liability in coverage is not good.

should have been a motion flag on Seattle Blatant

So predictable. https://www.bizjournals.com/buffalo/news/2020/11/05/tredavious-white-removed-from-cercone-lawsuit.html

Hell, I'd settle for sure tackling from the LBs, at this point. It's comical how often the LBs miss tackles

The lack of playmaking and the poor tackling have been the two biggest issues I've had with the defense this year. I wasn't as high as some on the defense last year - we played 8 QBs last year who are no longer starting QBs (Eli, Duck, Mariota, Allen, Dalton, Fitz (x2) and Haskins), hence our inflated rankings. But the play this yea has been worse than I expected. I figured the young guys would improve, and we'd get some production from the Carolina Castoffs (save Klein).

I hope the bad arm is why he dropped two INTs last week, and why he so often gets swallowed up on run plays (or misreads them)

Johnson was pretty bad today as well

Beckham is a POS - same as his college & current teammate, Jarvis Landry

I don't know - Johnson was downright horrible against the Titans, and Edmunds played in that game. KC didn't throw the ball much, because they didn't have to, and the Jets are....the Jets.

Yes, because the carrying costs of the house will cripple Gilmore financially

The issue with that is the first buyer was not acting in his capacity as an attorney when he submitted the purchase offer (although I assume that he tried to claim part of the realtor's commission, by acting as his own "broker"). In any event, I doubt that anything would come of a complaint to the Bar Association, as this would likely be deemed a contract dispute, as flimsy as the claim is. My guess is that the buyer increases their offer (maybe to what Tre offered?), seller agrees to sell at the increased price, and the suit is dropped.

I did not read the exhibits, only the affirmation from defendant's counsel. my understanding is that Tre subsequently cancelled his purchase contract, so I'm not sure why he is still a named defendant.

That motion to dismiss is so poorly drafted. It reads as if it's written by a 12-year old, complete with poor grammar (and misspelling of the name of the attorney's own client!). Proof read much? The cancellation notice from the seller's attorney was timely delivered, apparently. I'd be surprised if the case isn't withdrawn with respect to Tre in the very near future. IMO, Tre was named as a defendant primarily to create some buzz and publicity...and it worked. If not for Tre's involvement, who would be talking about this? Seems like an over-litigious attorney who is pissed off that he's not getting his way. And lawyers wonder why they get a bad rap...

Genuinely wondering - was King at the game? If not, him saying that Allen was "weirdly emotional" seems like a pretty weird assumption,.

that's more about our defense than anything else.

Was Rodgers pulling a Rick Rude after that TD?

To whom? When?

what was that?

how dumb are the Texans? Did they think that Henry was going to throw the ball?

this is vintage Tannehill. Throws short passes to wide open receivers, and stats look gaudy

Guarantee that the NFL just gives it to the Titans. Carrying on the theme of the last 3 weeks of the NFL season

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