Max Fischer

This is true and apparently you seem to think that Hunt deserves a pass and would welcome this cancer on your team. Congrats on being one of those guys. How terrible.

So, looks like we have to accept a certain level of violence and behavior? When I saw it for the first time my reaction was, "Yup, Chiefs did the right thing. It must have been heartbreaking but had to be done."

I'm thankful you are not making Bills' personnel decisions or I'd be ashamed of this team.

My God. One-Third of you would bring him in? What's wrong wit you people?

You must be vigilant and do whatever it takes to stem the flow. I get that it’s nearly impossible to be 100% successful but no amount of traps and cats will slow the steady rise of your mice population unless you continually plug the holes. It’s worth getting an expert or you will forever have mice.

I think you’ll see Tre (and Milano) were just fine and the problem was the strategy of linemen penetrating up field instead of clogging the lanes. The Jags seemed to take advantage of the aggressiveness and simply pushed lineman up field and passed the RBs. There were simply too many holes for the LBs to fill. Besides Fournette’s ejection, the improvement occurred when linemen stopped penetrating up field and focrced the OL to move them out of the way.

Agree. Edmunds played a very good game. It's easy to blame LBs for "not plugging holes" but I want to know why the coaches kept asking the linemen to push up field to get to the QB when they should be closing off the middle. Make their RBs bounce outside where it would be tough to out run Edmunds and Milano. The Jags seem to be simply pushing the penetrating defensive line into the backfield and right by the runner. There were simply too many holes for the LBs to fill especially when the OL or FB were making their second blocks.

Find out where they come in and fix that first. Otherwise, you'll never solve the problem.

Yes, it's the Jets, but there are a few reasons to be optimistic about next year. This team has not quit on the coaches. They all looked fired up and ready to play. Yes, it's McCown but this Defense is pretty damn good, with most players improving each week. Levi seemed to lose containment on the touchdown but it's encouraging he wasn't picked on either. Best game by the offensive line. Teller appeared to give the line added toughness and aggressiveness. Would be nice we could pencil him as a starter next year. The emergence of Foster. I thought for sure he simply didn't know how to be a receiver but at least for one game he's proved me wrong. McKenzie is a nice pickup. A great deal of speed and toughness, though his decisiveness and confidence was the most refreshing. Hat tip to Daboll and Offensive Coaches for having Barkley ready to play. Milano is a very good player and has the potential to be a great one. Phillips was all over the place. Shaq Lawson continues to improve. Can almost count on him for one or two big plays. Big fan of the fake punt even if it failed. The first down was great but demonstrating a will to win was even better. Star earned his money, he clogged the middle of the field.

Hard to see how the Ravens would get a better coach than Harbaugh.

This board could not possibly accept so much winning and the playoffs would be uttlerly appalling. Would be a good start. I really don't like looking ahead because it's hard enough to go possession by possession.

If you need Xanax after a gutsy, upset win then maybe football is too stressful for you.

So, they pick out five plays that didn't work and that's analysis? Now let's do Brady or even Mayfield (who had his share of brutal plays). Seriously, they are going to criticize a batted down pass? Please. Play #2 is a legitimate mistake on Allen's part. He should have thrown to Clay but you can see he wanted to make a big play on 2nd and long. Rookie mistake. This strange route seems like an odd play to harp on. The pass to KB over the middle was indeed low but had plenty of zip and tracked the route runner. It was certainly not uncatchable and the defender had no chance to intercept. The Zay Jones route over the middle ignores the fact that the defense broke through the protection before Jones made his cut. What I saw: Only 19 passes, completing 10. At least three were smart throwaways No dumb mistakes to hurt the team (No, I'm not counting the interception that went through Holmes hands) QB'd a game winning drive. Nothing spectacular but a rookie who is learning to play (with very poor receivers).

Let’s give a shout out to the Hobart College grad.

I assume this is troll job or someone looking for attention but here's a reply: The two long punt returns were due to poor tackling not because the runners had a clear lane. The first game muff is excusable and had little/no bearing on the outcome and the muffed FG is a rookie mistake. IMO, he will be a long-time, better than average punter.

So, what exactly would you have given up for Mack? I'd bet same people complaining the Bills didn't get him would be crying that the Bills gave up too much.

I believe you are 100% wrong. I see a rookie QB who is willing do anything to win. On the last drive he was ready to win, was cool in the pocket and the team clearly believes in him. Allen is full of confidence and he looks like he cannot wait until next Sunday. That has a lot to do with Allen's personality, but it's also because of very good coaching.

Dumb take.

I don’t see how texting is any different than email. I find texting easier for casual conversation and email more for long form. In my business my only phone is my cell (why would you want a desk phone and multiple voice mail boxes?). Each industry is different but for mine the concept of 9-5 work hours is pretty outdated. Most don’t abuse late night and weekends but business does occasionally occur at all hours.

Good, look forward to it, they both know the game. Suzi Kolber would be good as well.

Very good, underrated band with a lot talent that that flirted with great. Had a few lasting hits with a nice slew of songs that didn't get as much attention.

Yeah, that’s what I said. ?

So far, I'm not seeing many rookie tendencies. He uses the whole field, has no favorite receiver, his touch passes improve every week and it's just a matter of time before he starts to hit the home run ball. The greatest weakness is he doesn't have experience and may be susceptible to "new" defenses.

Except the middle/bubble screen to Ivory (though with pressure in his face) and the first deep pass, every throw looked on target.

But . . . it's not luck, it''s how you win.