Beck Water

I believe its history got re-written

That's a shame. That's a Damned shame.

Lemme fix this for you: "Been playing super Nintendo. Just turned on game. Embarrassing I picked the jets in my work pool."

They look like Denver in the 2nd half of the Miami game Guys making "Career Decisions" all over the field.

The magic 8 ball says "Unlikely to Occur"

It is not true. After the trade deadline, ALL players are subject to waivers.

I know, right? Jordan F'ing "Buffalo made me a Father, Nothing to do there but each other" Matthews. From 800 yds in Philly to 282 yds here. Oh I dunno Jordan, maybe get in the playbook and try to play ball? He's still in the league, BTW. Has been playing ST in Carolina.

I mean, what team in the league has a shorter injury list this time of year?

Wow, this does surprise me. Agree, they will try to re-sign him if they can. Wanna know what team has both starting OTs on injury report and could claim him this week? 🤞

Ramsey is currently leading the league in passer rating against him (down in the 30s). He's like 6th in completion % against. Wanna know who's leading the league in completion % against him right now? I DID not see this coming, I promise you.... ....Ronald Darby. No kidding. Ronald Darby, Bills 2nd round draft pick in 2015. It seems to be a trait of elite WR. Remember Tik-Tok Boy dancing on the opponents team logos?

We don't, we go after Justin Jefferson. If you're gonna dream, Dream Big.

And yet....the Chiefs defense is #4 in the league for points against, currently .....#3 for NY/A passing, not nearly so good against the rush.

There's actually a long history of oral examinations in liberal colleges, dating back to the very first universities in Medieval Europe. It wasn't until the late 19th-19th century that University examinations began to shift from oral to written, and some oral examinations were retained at Oxford (and I think Cambridge) into the 20th century. They're still part of post-graduate education, including in the US, in the form of oral preliminary and thesis defense exams for PhD (US) and "viva voce" exams (Europe).

Ah, traditional Brit Christmas I see....

Peterdude is just Catnip for Coaches, I swear it. Something about him must just be irresistable He's still in the league, you know - with the Bears Spotrac gives his career earnings as $7.4M That's right, $7.4M for a guy who has started 5 NFL games (1-4 record) and thrown 4 TD to 13 INT He's kind of like the Buddy Holly (or Elvis Costello) of NFL QB - for you youngsters, that'd be the ordinary-looking guy in the thick birth-control glasses who made every guy in HS think "hey, if that dude could be a rock star then why couldn't I?"

Tyrod was the #2 for the Giants before he was injured and went on IR. So if he's full-go, it makes some sense to send DeVito back to the bench I guess. Neither of them are the hoped-for Franchise Man so go with whoever has the best chance to win I guess. I'm not sure what Rivera is trying to accomplish with Sam Howell, unless he's injured but not enough to show in injury report.

I thought about that, but it would leave the Bills with only 4 DT, one of whom is just coming back from injury since Jordan Phillips is on IR. They might do that, if they feel Eli Ankou is almost as good as a 1TDT but I think they used him before as more of a 3T? See, here's the thing: who else they got who can play RT? I'm thinking Jonathan might go on IR. There are little hints he's playing through something.

Baldy gives a bit of insight into how the Ravens handled the 49ers vaunted offense with all its pre-snap motion

Do I get to count the whiskey? I think it's a Bills Christmas present because the way they play, I need it before, during and after the games.

Alright Already! It's a Good Thing!

I "get it" but when a guy is coming back from injury, the team's best estimate is not the same as the player actually making it through the entire practice,

Remember it's a walk-through

Who didn't want the questions being heard, the team or the reporters? I mean, it's called "Q & A" for a reason. The "A" doesn't entirely make sense without the "Q" context.

I agree that the defense improved markedly, but they started the season on "sieve-like" so I'm not sure that's entirely to Payton's credit. On the other hand, he held the team together and brought them back from the Miami debacle, so there's that.

That's a point, but Dimes was coming off a season where he looked much improved, had a league-leading low in INT, and a career-high and #4 in league rushing contribution of more than 700 yds. He's also 25. Wilson is 35 and has taken a terrible beating with sacks the last 2 seasons. He's actually had as many rush attempts for as many yards as he did 4-5 years ago, but to me he now runs like a busted mower in high grass. Still, it's a point that one never knows what a QB-desperate NFL team will do