DrDawkinstein

Taylor Swift >>> Hailee Steinfeld Really shows the difference between the two franchises. Josh still aiming way lower than he should.

I like the line of thought that the Bears can get out of that contract after the 2024 season, and likely will. And he'll end up back on the Bills at a far more affordable number, and at only 27.

Watson the scumbag out there playing like a scumbag. Pulled 2 huge penalties for throwing guys down by their facemasks. And somehow avoided getting ejected even though he pushed a ref. And then went on to of course blame the victims, in classic Watson fashion... https://steelersdepot.com/2023/09/deshaun-watson-suggests-steelers-defenders-share-blame-for-facemask-penalties/ $250M fully guaranteed for a guy who just whines, plays dirty, and isnt even that good anymore. Classic Haslam.

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We never got a real explanation, but I know DPI isnt reviewable so it's the only possibility. And the NFL will absolutely not try to second guess refs on PI calls. We already saw that play out.

Hall the obvious, but even Ken Walker II looks pretty decent in comparison.

I believe the "call from NY" part was confirming the WR was out of bounds and wasnt a catch. Picking up the flag was just on the refs. And was greatly appreciated.

haha, I'm not worried about GMFB not showing the Bills enough love. We're practically the official team of the show. Blowouts dont ever get much love on the highlight shows. No real interesting story. It's why I love blowouts. It's boring and relaxing.

Main difference from last week to this week: when Josh felt pressure he kept his eyes UP and slid around instead of dropping his eyes and scrambling right into a sack.

I loved the change of pace early in the game. Throw a bunch of short, outside passes to get the defense running sideline to sideline. Then when they are winded punch them in the gut with Murray up the middle a few times. Then let Cook hit those outside edges for big gains. Great to see Murray and Harris taking over for Josh as our power runner. And loved we executed those QB sneaks with the exact ease we should.

He said they were great. The "reckless" was not a knock really. It was a discussion about how it's difficult to define "reckless" vs "aggressive".

That was entirely Tim's point. He was discussing the difference between reckless and aggressive, and how there isnt much of a difference if/when you want to score, and have the offense built around Allen like we do. Tim showed the Shakir and Davis TDs and how they were throws that go against everything that is typically coached, but Allen can and will pull it off. He was basically saying it was a good type of reckless this week, that comes after checking it down all day like he is supposed to and the Bills establishing a running game. Biggest thing that jumps out to me is Bills had 78 snaps, and Raiders only ~40. Obvious from watching the game and the Bills straight up owning the 3rd quarter, but still interesting to see. Wait until you look up who his first NFL team was!

I wonder how much it being the home opener factored into it. Usually pretty packed, not a lot of extra seats to go around. That said, I'm sure any of the corporate boxes would've loved to let him come hang and watch from their seats.

This is total hindsight because I had no one better in mind at the time of the pick, but looking back, I guess I'd lean Dax Hill. I get the Breece Hall love too, but I'm good with Cook and how we use him.

They were definitely running that KC play where the motion man pops back out at the snap, wide open. Wouldve worked too, if not for that slip.

Wonder if he'll be back available soon.

It's fun nowadays when 1/3 of all the national commercials feature Bills players or Bills fans.

Just ran into Takeo a couple months ago as we were both out to dinner at the same steakhouse. Head an awesome chat with him. Told him my story about being at that last game of the season when he came into town with the Bengals, and the whole stadium knew he was about to be a Free Agent and cheered for him out of the tunnel, and every time he made a tackle. He talked about how much that day meant to him, and how coming to Buffalo was the best decision and greatest thing to happen to him. He's really appreciative of Bills fans, Buffalo, and his time with the Bills.

Oh man! Great catch! He's the shopkeeper at the end. Never would have noticed that.

Cant express enough how much I, and likely all of us, needed a game like that. We just did what we should do. Outside of a shaky first few minutes, it was a fun, relaxing day of enjoying Bills football. We even got a Shakir sighting! (Funny because I honestly forgot he was even on the team until they said his name after the score)

Yeah I dont know. I was mostly joking since there were so many pics from that party. I dont buy into even 1% of that entire affair story.

If I'm going full conspiracy theory, then I'm looking at the week BEFORE the Packers game. The Bye week. Josh had a big Halloween party at his place Saturday night of the Bye.. Practically the entire team was there. Something happened at that party that changed the course of the team.

That is absolutely Bill Madison. The superior film, and Sandler's best work.

And that's my point. We have a Kelce equivalent. We do not have anything close to a Reid equivalent. But we cant let Dorsey off the hook just because we know he is lesser-than.

It's not all on Diggs. As a matter of fact, I'd say it's way more on Dorsey to have the plays ready, much like Reid does. Diggs and Kelce will do their job no matter what. But which coach is putting his players in the best position to succeed?