Turf Toejam 34

I think he was on the cart to try to hurry him up so he could get back to the game? Or take some Pamprin.....

Offense---the Dawson Knox resurrection continues... Defense---Benford gets his first pick six...

When the Lions can use all of their weapons and Goff can deliver everything on time, its a pretty hard offense to stop.

Love still has much to learn about being a QB.

Hill is also playing through an injury to his hand that will require surgery in the off season. It remains to be seen if they lose one more that he shuts it down for the season.

The Bears could be the worst 4-7 team that you're going to see.

Trying to imagine Sean McD screaming "Bundleroooski" at the camera.

I think they have bracketed Kelce pretty well--they should keep that up. Worthy isn't the one that's going to win them the game---Kelce could.

The great part of the refereeing in the first half was when the call on the punt----he seemed confused that he was calling it on the Chiefs---likely had to double check with NY first.

He can go in motion, and block. Can the dude catch the rock.

The Dawkins call was particularly galling. Literally Chop had his hands swatted down while he was trying to lean in and fell to the turf. No clutch, nothing on the jersey, just called simply on the way that Chop reacted. Awful officiating.

Made the trip from NC for the weekend to attend the game with some family. Okay stadium (main concourse was very tight), weather was unbelievably changing. I think the Seahawk fans were even stunned at how many Bills fans made the trip. The fans seemed incredibly intense about making noise at specific times, but the noise that seemed (for me) that came directly from the crowd seemed rather pedestrian by the time they were down two scores with no real offense momentum in sight. Wanted to hang out with the rest of the Bills mafia in the stands after the game but there was a deluge right then. Got tremendously soaked just walking the 10 blocks back to the hotel. Thanks to the mafia for showing out!

Nuu Faaola

The challenge call was the one that I was trying to figure out. Was it explained what was Callahan challenging? Was it a sneaky way to challenge the part of the call that could get overturned in full if Kincaid had indeed been ruled as not catching it? Is our rules guru watching film on that during the week so we can take advantage of that.