Nephilim17

I'm a functional alchoholic, not a logistics specialist!

I'm doing a shot of whiskey if the Bills get a TD this drive. WHo's with me?

11- 0. Bizzarro game.

That's the Zay we know and love. Ok, after Dorian's hand on the ball and this, things are getting better... Breathe slowly...

Great play by Williams...

Floyd back out there. And my nuts are not on fire. Gotta count my blessings in this crap game.

You guys hearing the double announcer feed at times too — Spanish and English at same time? WTF?

They want 7 but let's give them 3. Sounds like some of my date nights in the past...

Holy crap 9:30 games suck... (nursing hangover and little sleep; I'm usually playing football now and the adrenaline and fresh air wakes me up.). Go Bills!!!

Yeah, they're not great but I get something out of it. What am I gonna do during the day, work? I really like when they bring on Greg Cosell to do game previews. He's pretty astute but still humble and interesting.

Glad you enjoy her. But I don't ever hear her say anything that's remotely insightful and I watch a fair number of the official Bills videos and listen to the Brown/Tasker show a lot and she often fills in for one of them. To each his or her own.

He's now 34 years old. His last 3 games have been short of spectacular; is this norm or is he still recovering from his knee injury (or the workouts Swift may be putting him through?). Vs Jac 4 receptions 26 yards Vs Chicago 7 receptions 69 yards Vs New York 6 receptions 60 yards His snap counts were in the low 60% range for the first two game but close to 80% against the Jets. If he continues to play around 80% of the snap counts, will lesser defenses than the Jets D mean he'll start looking a lot more like his old self? I hope this is the 2023 Kelce... good but not dominant. We shall see...

Offense: Knox Defense: Floyd

Side note about Von for the semantically inclined... NFL.com calls Miller an OLB. I've seen a few other reporters do the same. Isn't this only correct when he plays in a 3-4 D? In a 4-end front, he's a "defensive end" or "edge rusher." OLB Von Miller (knee) told reporters Friday that it would be a "safe bet" he makes his return this Sunday. Miller is questionable for Sunday's game. Unless I'm wrong, how can these giant news agencies be making this kind of mistake?

My crazy conjecture part is Evans kissing Gabe's but so that if he comes here the two will still get along, even though Evans would take away his #2 spot.

Crazy conjecture: did he says Diggs because he wants to come here? And if so — put on your tin foil hats now — did he call Davis underrated so that if he comes here, he's not going to have a problem with Gabe?

I'll be drinking whiskey (in my coffee; can't scare the kids) at 9:30 in the morning Sunday, so if it is rigged, or a simulation, someone's doing a decent job of it.

"A+ to their fans. Obviously, they weren't the nicest, but they did a great job." I guess this is as close as we get to hearing an apology or admission he was wrong. Good work to all who were at the game! 🍻

Good dude and human being. One of his main things to do was to pay his respects to those lost at Tops.

Neither did Zack Moss. Ba-dum-bump

Methinks the arguments to replace Dorsey may possibly have been a bit premature. So far in 2023, so good... Yes, it's a small sample size but the results speak for themselves. Josh winning AFC POTW twice in four games — what more could we ask for, three times, four?

Ah, I misread the following: "I am ecstatic that Frazier will not be the DC here next year. While I recognize his skill, I also recognize 13 seconds and the Cincy game. I am not ecstatic that he is gone because he was incompetent." That can be read two ways and I see what you mean now.

MDJ, who doesn't seem to like the Bills based on his game picks, has Cook ranked 4th overall in MDJ's top-15 backs ranking: "2023 stats: 4 games | 56 att | 296 rush yds | 6.1 ypc | 0 rush TDs | 10 rec | 67 rec yds | 0 rec TDs | 0 fumbles lost Cook has compiled over 400 scrimmage yards in his first four games and finally got into the end zone in Sunday’s statement win over the Miami Dolphins. His touchdown came on a 1-yard plunge up the middle late in the first quarter, but most of the fireworks made by the Bills' offense came by way of Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs." https://www.nfl.com/news/rb-index-week-5-top-15-running-backs-at-the-quarter-mark-of-2023-nfl-season

I agree with your overall point but not this strongly worded line. We are better off with Sean calling plays but Leslie was not incompetent; Sean would not have kept an incompetent DC. But, again, we are far better off now.

I like it a lot, and my eyes tell me the O-line is much improved. But... the fact that different so-called expert sources can vary so wildly on grading the same team, logic tells me at least one of those sources don't know what the hell they're talking about. For example: PFF gives the Bucs pass pro 100 (I assume this is a one-game score, is it?) and ESPN gives the Bucs a failing 47. PFF and SIS both give the KC pass pro 69 but ESPN gives it a perfect 100. PFF gives the Browns an 82 for pass pro but SIS gives it just 48. PFF gives the Charges a decent 75 but ESPN gives them a dismal 31. Way, way too much divergence, One, some or all of the sources are either badly inconsistent or full of crap. I'll trust my eyes, the results on the scoreboard and maybe the opinion of a couple people here whose long-standing opinions have generally helf up. One more thing... many people here, including some of the smart people I alluded to above, said Torrence wasn't a scheme fit. Well, Torrence is doing great, scheme fit be damned. O-line evaluation is perhaps the hardest, IMHO, of all the position groups. But it IS good to see the BIls O-line have success and to see fewer sacks and more clean pockets for Josh.