Lost

Minshew for me as well. Ever since he torched Dallas when he played for Hurts in Philly the other year, I became a fan. He just wins vs. good teams.

Inject some foam insulation around his brain...problem solved.

Maybe it's time for someone to give Josh Rosen a.k.a Right Josh another look 🤨

Sports medicine Dr. On the Tua situation. He takes an objective look at the situation and actually isn't automatically jumping on the Tua should just retire bandwagon. Says the effects and visual symptoms(such as going into the fencing posture) will vary from person to person and just because it looks bad may not necessarily be the case. One player may suffer from 5 or more concussions throughout their career but show no long term effects or noticeable cognitive decline from them whereas another player might suffer from just one and have a very long term recovery and lasting effects for years. He recommends TUA undergo a full recovery for weeks or a few months and undergo an intensive neurological exam to determine any potential damage to neurological function and decide from there.

If we held last years most explosive offense to 10 points, I'm fine just rolling with what we have and giving the young guys like Andreesen some experience.

Off topic but has anyone seen any speed references for Keon Coleman on his routes through the 1st two games?

I'm a believer that as a fan of this team it's possible to be disappointed with a coordinator and yet the league will view them differently. It's the Josh Allen effect, making everyone around him look better. But when you carry the kind of point differential that the Bills do from season to season, many teams will probably look at our coordinators as a massive upgrade over whatever they are running. As @DapperCam mentioned however, as is the case with Daboll, some of these guys may get hyped up more than they deserve to be.

Thus far this season, I'm probably more impressed with Babich than Brady. After a great second half adjustments last week against the Cards and complete domination this week with depleted defensive personal it's hard not to be impressed with Babich so far. As for Brady, I get that the run game has been very effective going back into the end of last season and if it's working there's no need to change it, but until we get in a situation where we really need to depend on our receivers and seeing if Brady can find a way to scheme guys open he still feels like a somewhat of an unknown to me despite having a lot more games under his belt. It kinda sucks, but I wouldn't be surprised if both of them are taking HC interviews after this season.

Let's hope the Jags don't own us like we own the Dolphins. They always seem to give us fits.

It's easy when they don't throw the ball.

We should make tackling illegal too

Strange that both times this has happened to Tua have been agains the Bills

No We're not winning teams like the chiefs with no productive wideouts

I hate whe we throw contested balls to small receivers especially when their covered by a bigger corner. Thats what we got Keon for.

Playing in 85 degree heat on 3 days rest will do that

Al michaels is so f'n bad

Von Miller looks like he played 4 quarters already

Where did they rank last year in 1st quarter turnovers?

This^^ I've already had my lifespan cut short by about 20 years from watching Bills games the last few years. Would be nice to make it through a game without a cardiac event once in a while.

Should people in that age range be able to vote then if your assumption is correct?

Point moot. Derek Chauvin has a bachelor's degree in law enforcement.

My post wasn't in reference to earnings with degrees but rather one's ability to just be decent human beings. The OP seemed to be implying that lack of accredited education is the reason for bad policing which I think is silly. Tyreek Hill has a college degree and still handled his interaction with the police poorly.

The refs

"playmaker"...

Ah yes, the coveted college degree. Answer to all life's problems and the gateway to utopia.