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Agreed. Frazier has the blueprint on how to beat Jackson. You commit to stuffing the run box and count on your secondary to make plays against Jackson throwing the ball. The Bills are good enough on D that they can commit to that plan. Other teams are not as fortunate talent-wise.

Can't understand for the life of me how that was a forward pass. The receiver was behind the "pass".

Add the bucs and Brady to that list as well. To exorcise that demon would feel amazing.

HOLY CRAP!

LOL!!!!

Football on the west coast is the best ever. Games start at 10am and go until 8:30pm. Those 1pm ET games end at 1pm, so you have your entire afternoon ahead of you. It's the best time zone for football, bar none.

This drive is gonna force KC to put a spy on him, which should open up the middle of the field... let's see.

This is ridiculous. If we were all held to a standard such that anything we said privately, even 10, 20, 30 years ago, could be held against us, every single one of us would lose our jobs and our reputations. One thing I am sure of is that everyone at some point in their lives has said something they would not want aired publicly. I'm so sick and tired of people that throw stones while living in glass houses. The guy said something wrong in private, he has now apologized, and said he had no ill intent. There is no pattern here with Gruden, as far as I'm aware. It should be left at that unless he's proven to have a pattern of behavior here. Social media and the outrage mob of Facebook that jump on every little thing have ruined both privacy and society as a whole in so many different ways.

This may or may not be true. I will guess that the available kitchen space at Highmark is significantly more limited than it is in more modern stadiums. My impression of the Bills' operation is that a majority of the food is heat-and-eat (pizza logs, hot dogs, pretzels, etc), pre-packaged, or is prepared offsite (such as the pizza). Very little cooking, if any, actually happens at the stadium. Contrast that experience to nearly every other stadium in the NFL, where you can get quality, fresh food prepared on site at equally outrageous prices. If I'm going to spend that kind of money on ballpark food, I at least want something besides a hot dog or a slice of pizza made hours ago that has been sitting in an insulated container.

I think the problem most fans have is that he threw the entire fanbase under the bus on Twitter due to the actions of a few people behind the bench... but maybe that's just me.

I am in the camp of rooting for him regardless of his vaccination status. As others said, he isn't being booed (at least he wasn't in week 1), and any one-offs in the crowd are not worth getting yourself worked up over. However, it's becoming a larger issue and frankly a distraction to the team, regardless of your feelings on the matter. He needs to get off of social media (something I did years ago aside from one-off message boards like this) and focus on football. He's free to whatever opinion he wants so long as it doesn't begin to hurt the team or his performance.

Wow, that was a clear delay of game... Jets got screwed.

Agreed. You want the Jets to win here since TEN is a playoff threat for Buffalo, and since we play the Jets twice, it helps strength of victory for tiebreakers.

Why does this always happen in Buffalo? Like it is pretty much guaranteed that the power or some technical glitch happens at least once a season.

If the defense plays like this next week... watch out.

Hi Crayonz! I see the fish are biting this morning...

... and one of those 10 games against 6-24 opponents is the Chiefs... so that doesn't exactly tell the entire story. That said, agreed that they should be able to feast on quite a few lesser opponents.

https://www.vegasinsider.com/nfl/odds/las-vegas/ Caesars and Westgate both have it at 17.5. I was in Vegas last week and happily cashed in my tickets for the Dolphins win. No way I ever bet on the current line.

This reminds me of a certain poster that ate crayons and proclaimed from the rooftops that we should lose the Cardinals game 10 years ago to improve our chances in tiebreakers. Trent Edwards got the memo cause he literally got his clock cleaned in that game.

That's what I figured. I dropped my sub over the summer as I just wasn't using it a whole lot, and I've been getting non-stop 50% off offers in my inbox. I thought that was odd because they seemed pretty grounded in their position that "good journalism" isn't cheap and readers should pay a premium for it.

The playing field is definitely different with AT&T spinning off the DirecTV unit. I would not expect deals to be handed out like candy. The spinoff hasn't happened yet so the new entity can't yet retain customers with these deals, and AT&T wants to cut costs to the bone until the transaction is complete.

I live about 15 minutes away from the scene of the crash. That construction zone on SR-520 near the Microsoft campus has had a number of crashes - the lanes narrow and shift in that area to allow for the construction of light rail and accompanying pedestrian bridges in the area. I can imagine it's quite a challenge to successfully navigate that drunk, particularly if you are speeding or if there is a car on the other side of you. I would also be very surprised if there is race bias involved here. While the neighborhood is well to do, that area just to the east of Microsoft where Sherman's in laws live is deep blue (Biden won by 48-50 points in those precincts), very diverse, and the Redmond police department has a very good reputation locally, certainly better than SPD or the King County Sheriff's Office. When your in laws call the cops on you because you're trying to break into your home, the problem generally isn't the cops in that situation.

Has there been any clarity on the proof required for vaccination? Being from out of state, we get the CDC ID cards, but all of the articles I am reading seem to indicate it's the Excelsior Pass or nothing.

It is funny... I don't like to park our 6 year old CR-V at the airport (or at an offsite lot) specifically because airports are in dodgy areas with significantly higher crime. At least Seatac is, anyway. The 45-minute Lyft drive was cheaper than the 10 nights of parking, even at discounted off airport pricing.

How much of this is on Singletary and Moss or the scheme versus the talent on the line? I feel like McBeane has never been afraid to cut loose any players that aren't cutting it. Even TBD's favorite whipping boy and process disciple, Mike Tolbert, wasn't brought back after 17. If they felt someone else was available that could both fit into their budget and outperform existing talent, they'd likely make that move.