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This worked really well when McD started Peterman over Tyrod against the Chargers in 2017. Let's hope for a similar performance.

Why wasn't that pass intentional grounding?

Every single person, myself included, in my office pool advanced. The fish and the Ravens were easy picks this week. Matt Patricia running a Patriots offense has disaster written all over it. The Jets of course had no chance.

Yeah this feels like the battle of incompetent offense rather than a defensive battle. Prescott is miserable and Brady is yelling at his OL for whiffing on pass protection. Credit hardly goes to the defenses.

Remind me again why Prescott was considered anything more than a serviceable quarterback? The media was hyping him up but that's gotta be because he plays for the Cowboys. He's nowhere near the top tier in the league.

So much for the elite holder.

This one is gonna hurt Cincinnati - a week 1 divisional game that they had two chances to win on.

Mike Tyson and Bob Kraft - two washed up has-beens.

Watching Matt Patricia, a defensive coach that wasn't good enough for the Lions, call offensive plays for the Patriots* is just amazing. This team has truly fallen.

Yeah that was pretty sad. I guess they suffer from LA's issue - too many better things to do there than watch football in the sweltering, late summer humidity in South Florida.

That stadium in Miami is 2/3rds empty. I know they are usually pretty terrible attendance-wise, but this is bad even for them.

Nothing could make me happier than this.

Mahomes not having Hill is gonna hurt KC more than most people think. He's making Tua look like an NFL quarterback.

100% agree with this. Agents could get him deals on the side with sponsors that would more than make up for any loss in guaranteed money. Who is Pepsi or State Farm gonna call if they want Lamar in their commercials? His mom?

Fully guaranteed is bonkers. Watson got that deal because he was dealing with an inept franchise and because of his legal problems. Jackson understands that, right?

Don't feed the trolls, guys. This is an unfunny version of Crayonz that's looking for clicks. No Bills fan watches that game and is anything other than thrilled.

The question is - how much of that is Allen improvising versus Dorsey calling a designed QB keeper? I get the sense that some of those runs are option plays where Allen can hand the ball off or keep it... or broken pass plays where the coverage is good and he just decides to keep the ball rather than throwing it away.

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA. About damn time.

The league is on notice - they're for real this year!

Chicken spiedies with Lupo's marinade. None of this Salamida "State Fair" stuff.

My opinion on this one is completely dependent on the opportunity cost. Edmunds, Poyer, or Oliver not being signed? I'm fine with it. Poyer is too old to commit to a long term, expensive deal. Edmunds simply is not worthy of a truckload of money. I think Oliver will ultimately be too expensive for us to sign. I'd rather have Knox on the offense than any of those guys on the defense. If this signing means there isn't money left for Gabe Davis - I'm against it. I think Gabe has the higher ceiling and I'd rather see him on the team long term as opposed to Knox.

Historically the Patriots* do not do well in Miami. Vegas has the Dolphins as 3.5 point favorites. I think the Dolphins win but I expect it to be close. The line seems about right.

We're trading for a punter, right?

His shtick is tiring. His pious line of questioning, always assuming some kind of nefarious plot or attempt to get away with something isn't well suited in press conferences.

150 pages ago, I thought the Bills could get away with keeping him on the roster while all of this was sorted out. If the fanbase has spent 246+ pages discussing allegations about a punter over a period of 48 hours or so... I think it's safe to say this is enough of a distraction for the team that he has to be let go. To compare, there were only 107 pages of posts in Josh Allen's draft thread: Old farts that remember "Last Post Wins" had 781 pages, and I would imagine that has the board's record for number of posts in a single thread: