DrDawkinstein

Agreed. There were a lot of different factors that went into this loss, but almost all of them ultimately fall upon McD. Bed decision/plan to travel so late in the week. Team playing sloppy, all those penalties. Special Teams a mess. Offense back to that frenetic energy. And how many times are you going to watch them burn our blitz with Ridley before we stop calling it? Biggest factor this week was Pederson v McD, and Pederson won every level.

FanDuel's CEO is a big Bills fan. She makes sure the team is featured in a lot of their commercials.

But there is a difference between bad human character (Tyreek Hill) and bad football character (Chase Claypool). Bad football character guys are team killers and I'm not sure Miami has the culture and locker room to absorb this.

Because the one thing they were missing last Sunday was... Wide Receivers. Ok.

Wait, wait, wait. DK Metcalf's All Time #1 WR is... ANTONIO BROWN?!?!?! Over Moss, Rice, etc... I'd say DK needs to be drug tested, but the NFL doesnt care about those types of drugs anymore (rightfully so).

Watched some last night and WOW he looks bad. Even as a long time Edmunds detractor (who came around on him a bit last year), I'm shocked by just how bad he looks out there. And it isnt just being part of a really bad team, which he is. But Edmunds himself looks slow and soft when playing and in pursuit. There was one play in the 4th quarter where Howell threw a pass over him and Edmunds jumped liked he was going to try to bat it, but then didnt lift his arms up to even try and just fell on the ground. He looked more like a little kid pretending to be a WWE wrestler than a professional getting paid $18M/year. I'm going to try to not come back to this thread because this subject is done as far as I'm concerned personally. The Bills made the right choice in letting him walk. Tremaine got paid but will likely never develop into what his potential could have been. Moving on.

Holy cow, that first link. I dont miss those missed tackles at all.

Here's a link to the Virgin seat layout. They good. https://flywith.virginatlantic.com/il/en/meet-our-fleet/airbus-a350.html

Haha yep!

These A350-1000s are the planes with like 40-50 sleeper bed pod first class seats. I'm sure the players are all tucked away in their own pod.

Interesting theyre going 7pm to 12:30am on this flight. Thought they would leave a bit later and land later into the day so they could go right into it. If this is the team plane, I'm not a fan of these times.

I thnk its better for all of us that it doesnt even work.

Wasnt that one of McKenzie's big games too? (one of two)

Delete this.

For real, I went and looked it up since I knew this wasnt just some kind of aberration. This isnt even their worst loss to us over the last few years. 2021 - We beat them 35-0, week 2, IN MIAMI. 2020 - The sweetest one. Our BACKUPS beat them week 17, when they needed to win to make it into the playoffs. 56-26! And in the last 10 meetings, we're 9-1. With one anomaly, 2 point, heat stroke loss.

I love watching Miami fans drown in the copium. I cant believe how deeply they bought into having some historically elite team that was guaranteed to roll every other team in the NFL, just because the Denver Broncos gave up and let them score 70. Too much sun and cocaine. Not that there is anything wrong with that. edit: ok, i clicked the link and will give most of those fins fans credit for laughing this off or calling OP crazy. edit2: after reading even more, I'm convinced the OP is a Bills fan troll. Maybe even @Slippery Rubber Mats himself!

I would insult all of you over Twitter and not feel bad about it for the $69.6M lifetime earnings Sammy made in the league. Heck, I'll do it for $3.50.

What you call "soft" tendencies, I'd call "smart" tendencies. Especially considering he's shown over and over that when the opportunity is there, he will fight through 1, 2, even 3 tackles for extra yards, and even lower a shoulder into guys. But when he's surrounded in the open field or lined up for a sideline shot, it's just better to get down or out of bounds and live to fight another day. Vastly different systems with different requirements and philosophies. We dont revolve around the RB like SF does with McC. But we have WRs that block well (Davis for example). And if a run play was coming Diggs way I'm sure he'd block someone.

Dont let the emojis on the posts get to ya. They dont really mean anything. edit: WTF @Doc! HOW DARE YOU! IT'S ON!

I mean, I dont really care about Williams. If yall think he sucks thats fine by me. I was just trying to come up with names from Bama that were managing to make it in the league. ***** JONAH WILLIAMS

Williams is pretty good. I think the switch was more due to the talent available to add being at LT, and tougher to convince a FA to sign and make a switch to RT than to just move the guy already on your roster and under contract, then any major downfall of Williams. I don't think he's All Pro, and we're still only talking a small handful of guys from a perennial Championship program. But still.

Hilarious because you guys are arguing the exact same thing. You: Our OL is better because our OT is playing better and we added talent to the IOL! Other Guy: Well I think our OL is better because our OT is playing better and we added talent to the IOL! Peak message boarding. It's most likely: The talent added to both sides of the IOL are helping our OTs play better too.

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Jonah Williams is the main one that comes to mind. Landon Dickerson is still young but has played well for the Eagles so far. That's about it tho. edit: Cam Robinson is decent and now back from suspension. Forgot about him.

I'm sure if we've all noticed it, the coaches have definitely seen it on film. If they haven't changed or corrected it, then I assume it's no big deal or even by design.