BillsDad51

Bunch of Cowboys sick last week. Did they infect Cook? Fournette time?

Three cheers for Meathead!

Was hoping the Titans would do a mock celebration in end zone after the 4th down stop. Guess they had too much class for that.

See page 17 of "Patty is not happy -- boo hoo" thread. A view from high up shows Toney's foot clearly ahead of the ball.

I don't think Diggs is a big fan of those screens. The drops could be a result of him taking his eye off the ball to see if a DB or LB is going to knock his head off.

Thanks for posting the link.

Even worse violation than indicated in sideline view on TV last night.

Peter King has a nice take on McDermott in this morning's FMIA.

Thanks for pointing that out. 👍

Doesn't make sense. Shouldn't each team in chart have same number of games played?

Read another version of this story in the Athletic a week ago. Did not get any indication that Hines was saying injury was workout related. Story said Bills and Hines reached an agreement re: non-football injury list. Did not specify, but I assume from story Bills are still paying him, but maybe a reduced amount.

Denver only rushing 3. When will f-----g Dorsey figure that out.

Will Bears favor shipping him to AFC or will best offer win? Might not matter as he is likely a 2023 rental.

Asking the same question. Did they have any big injuries on defense? Cousins and Burrow just shredded them.

Barkley had started off the field after the run on first down but they waved him back on. He then ran on 2nd down and then came out. I think he signaled that he was gassed and needed a break.

Bills actually seemed to pile up some yards after catch. Shakir, Davis and Kincaid all picked up extra yards on the night.

That play bugged me too. After the sack Josh gestured like he was expecting a flag for Offside. I wonder if Bucs player jumped and ball was snapped to catch him in neutral zone. But the Amazon prime team never addressed it after commercial. But why get cute there? Run out the clock on the quarter and Bills start 4th with chances to continue the drive and put the game out of reach.

Curious about the end of 3rd quarter. 2nd and 1 at Tampa 39. Clock running out, looked like Bills were trying to draw Bucs offside. But they snap the ball with 2 seconds on the clock. Josh gets sacked. Looks like half Bills offense didn't move. Why even snap it? Go to 4th quarter, you have 2 chances to pick up a first down, maybe extend the drive, kick a field goal, and eat more clock. Doesn't make sense.

I think Jags have had their best shot. Dorsey figured out what they were doing on D. Our defense just needs to hold on and Bills will take it.

On Irvin: Don't know why he still has a job. His little hotel mishap aside, he brings nothing to telecast except bluster and buffoonry. His shelf life is long overdue. Time to bring in a younger ex-player "expert."

Same crew that screwed the Bills in Jacksonville a couple of years ago.

Exactly. Last week, the Raiders had ONE possession in 3rd quarter. I realize 9-minute scoring drives are rare, but 6- and 7-minute drives keep the opposing offense on the bench and give the Bills defense a rest.

Turned it on briefly to hear end of Alex Smith's take on Allen. Next "expert" started on Diggs and Sauce. Turned it off. Will wait until game starts and watch Mannings. These pregame guys don't do their homework, and if ESPN has researchers do it for them, they don't read it. A joke.

Good point. I guess I was making a lazy generalization. The Rams traded him for Stafford because they felt they needed someone better to win the Super Bowl. I don't think he is bad. As you say, he's league average. Last year, he played above average.

Goff threw for 250 last night but Lions offense didn't look as good as it did last year. Was it Chiefs' defense? Or is Goff regressing back to his old form?