MRW

There are a lot more places to get thoughtful analysis than there used to be, but also a lot more commentators who contribute as much as the guy down at the end of the bar. If you don't win, you're trash, is a simple, easy message to argue and get people riled up.

Detroit's kicker is great at those onside kicks!

Come on, you can't make these kinds of statements then act surprised at the reaction you're getting.

Every Defender Gets Exposed. It's the new defensive strategy the Bills are trying out.

I think you mean Roger Murdock. He's the co-pilot.

Good for Winston, really sounds like he's been humbled and has put in the work to get another chance.

Pretty crappy matchup but I am loving seeing the snow.

It's a long standing mid-November tradition to think about all the ways the Bills might sneak into a wild card spot. We just aren't used to approaching it from the other side.

Who are you, Keon Coleman?

No, that's part of it too.

Haven't we had enough wrist injuries this year already?

At first I thought you said he was at risk of losing to New England and I was gonna say you have a lot of football to look forward to!

Can only hope the Chiefs are saving their one loss for the playoffs.

What was Harbaugh thinking with that challenge?

So far this game does not disappoint!

But (outside of that first year) the Giants aren't making the playoffs! Daboll and Schoen aren't on the hot seat because they're failing in the divisional round every year.

I say no regular season OT, in the playoffs add a full quarter and see who's winning at the end. Add another quarter if needed.

Every day is a career day for Reid Ferguson.

And of those 6, 1 is a season finale where he played one or two series, and another is the first game of his rookie season when Peterman crapped the bed against Baltimore and Allen came in at halftime.

Looks like I was way off on my thinking on this one, even in those first 2 years before Allen emerged he scored a TD in almost all his games. Maybe you get to this number if you only look at passing TDs (there were several games where he had no passing TDs but 1+ rushing TDs) or erroneously include games where he was out injured and Peterman/Barkley/Anderson were filling in for him. So now I'm curious as to where this number actually comes from and if it is just plain wrong or misinterpreted. Under the most generous reading: 2018: Ravens (Allen didn't start but did play) Packers Texans (Allen started but got knocked out of the game) 2019: Jets (season finale, Allen got the "start") 2020: Jets 2021: Jaguars 2022: None 2023: None So that's 6, and a couple of those are a stretch as to whether they should even count. So yeah, no idea where that 14 number comes from.

For Allen specifically, the offense was terrible his first year and scraping its way up toward average in his second, so I can definitely believe it. Even over the past 4 years when the offense has been great there have been bad stretches.

Derrick Thomas

This is a crazy conversation.