JohnNord

Andy Reid = Subway Driver Bill Belichick = Factory Shift Supervisor Brian Flores = Night Club Security Sean McVay = Financial Planner Mike Vrabel = Construction Foreman Frank Reich = Motivational Speaker Urban Meyer = Traveling Salesman Ron Rivera = department Manager of Home Depot

I think Sean McDermott is a dead ringer for a High School Gym Teacher.

I saw the video circulating Twitter last night. Fans are really upset at the lack of effort.

WHY???????

There’s reasons for a lot of these decisions: # 1 - Breida was activated in Week 1 over Zack Moss and didn’t play great. Moss is a tough runner and probably the best RB when it comes to blocking and maybe pass catching. You can argue that they should’ve activated him a few weeks earlier given his speed. We’ll see what he does the rest of the season. #2 - Where would you play Klein? Would you mix him in and take Edmunds off the field? It’s a bad move if that’s the case. Wasn’t a fan of Edmunds but he is having a great year. #3 - This is a valid point. Sanders has played well so it’s not like this was a no brainer. I’d like to see Davis get more reps. #4 - Obada has been active for multiple games this season as hasn’t consistently been as disruptive as he was yesterday. #5 - He’s a punter…not a big deal. He’s doesn’t have the strongest leg. I think they are keeping him because he does a great job as a holder for Bass and they don’t want to mess with that. This one is not a big concern

Any team needs luck to win the Super Bowl

They key to lineup has been Spencer Brown. When he has been active, he’s allowed the team to upgrade at two different positions - RT and RG. Daryl Williams has played much better inside than he did at. There was a big difference in the offense during the 3 games that Brown has been in the lineup vs. the past 2 games where he was out. The rushing numbers are a bit deceiving as Josh accounted for about 50 yards on the ground The LG position will be interesting. Feliciano should be back for the Thanksgiving game. Do you start him or Ike? Both have their shortcomings and are probably the weakest link in the OL

This was a pretty good profile from Tyler Dunne from last year: https://www.golongtd.com/p/the-buffalo-bills-secret-weapon-isaiah

Were you watching the same game? I thought the line performed well today. There was the one moment when Doyle played a snap and got schooled. And another one where a blitzer ran free and crushed Josh. Aside from that, it looked like the line had a good performance. Jets Defensive Line is actually pretty good. Not a top DL but also not the worst in the league

So he’s fat… that’s your evaluation? I saw him make a few tackles toward the end of the game - including one for a loss

What if the Bills can stop their run game?

I’m kind of worried…on one hand, New England runs the ball and plays ball control offense. If the Bills can stop the run, I think their defense matches up well with stopping a short passing game. The other thing that worries me is Matthew Judon and Belichick’s defense. Judon will need to be accounted for in the game plan. Josh has to play really smart against the defense, which he did the last time the Bills played New England. I think these will be tough games that will decide the division

I don’t get it…why McKittrick?

LOL that would be so sketchy. The difference between this season and last season is that the regulation were much stricter last year. I think that’s part of the reason why there seemed to be less players out

He’s looked good so far both running the ball and catching out of the backfield

@YoloinOhioI told you New England would destroy Cleveland

My bad… you were right he was a close contact but he was still unvaccinated. That’s was my point

I forgot that he could be a close contact… Hopefully that’s the case here

No it actually does make a difference if he contracted COVID. If you are unvaccinated players are automatically out for 10 days whether you test negative or not. If you are vaccinated, you can return after 2 negative tests. Essentially it can be the difference between 1 game vs 2 games

I’m not so sure that Star is the difference between winning and losing in KC

Just my speculation but isn’t Star from Utah? It makes me wonder if he’s Mormon/LDS? I believe their religion is against vaccines - not just COVID but all vaccines. I could be wrong - but when you hear about religious exemptions I think that many times it’s LDS

Correct…. But if he is vaccinated he would be able to return after two negative tests within 24 hours. So it’s possible he returns next week. If he’s unvaccinated he can’t return until the middle on next week

Yes… at least he was unvaccinated as of this summer when he caught COVID the first time. Not sure if he got vaccinated after like other Bills players. Let’s hope…but I doubt it It won’t be easy today but the bigger challenge is going to be defending Indy’s offense with the huge OL & Johnathan Taylor

We don’t know for sure. This summer he was not vaccinated and I remember McDermott being asked about it. If he still is not vaccinated then yeah he won’t be back for 10 days which means he can’t play until Thanksgiving. This is a big loss IMO. Dropping this game and/or Indy can really hurt their chances this season

Man this sucks. Not so much for this week because I think the jets will try to throw the ball, but also because Star had COVID earlier this season and was not vaccinated. That means he’s out for 10 days, and it means he’ll miss the game against Indy which could be a huge loss