DrDawkinstein

Heard he stubbed his toe on his huge balls

Cant wait to watch this. Already a little bummed out, but will be worth the watch. If any other 80s kids havent seen the Paul Rubens/Pee Wee documentary, I 100% recommend watching it asap. Another amazing person and talent. Same heroin dealer sold Joplin and Morrison the overpowered stuff that killed them, and I'm always interested in the possibility that Hendrix was killed by his manager.

Yes, my point exactly as to how rare a "safe" lead is in the NFL. We should almost never be taking our foot off the gas. It's not that I expect to be up by 28 points ever. It's that I dont think we should go into prevent just because we have a 10 point lead in the 3rd quarter.

Sure, but imo that shouldnt be until you are up by at least 21-28 pts and no earlier than the start of the 4th quarter. We've unfortunately seen McD take his foot off the gas as early as the 1st half in some games, and certainly not up by 28 points.

I'm pretty sure they played the whole game the same way. The difference at the end was that the Ravens changed and went into "protect the lead, kill the clock" mode. Which allowed Josh to feast. Our Offense does it's job and puts up plenty of points. The Defense just needs to do theirs for once. Offense cant play Defense on top of it.

Happy Birthday, Scott! Thanks for everything! I never knew Scott got to meet Josh!?!

Being compliant with cap rules and not getting fined, is the move. Also having a little change on hand for a rainy day if/when needed. Wouldnt expect much.

They'd never publish that tho. I'm sure he's practicing fully even with cracked ribs, so no need to report.

Absolutely. I give McD enough flak but also credit where it is due. The team, overall, was a well-oiled machine. Stayed disciplined and dialed-in. And the entire series at the end of the game was a thing of beauty, forcing Baltimore to burn through their TOs, getting the ball setup, getting the clock running, running the fg team out and getting the snap off right at 2 seconds left, no errors or dumb penalties. Very, very impressive, and I think under-appreciated across the fans in the aftermath. The specific gameplans/schemes/playcalling may have been less than perfect, and some player execution needs improvement. But no real mistakes that kill the team. I also agree that McD made all the right decisions as they popped up. Including the decision to NOT challenge the bad spot. Big props to McD on that.

Trying to find the stat, I think I heard on WGR Monday morning, regarding the Bills rotating less on Sunday night than ever before. Something like the starting 4 played almost 68% of the snaps. This does jive with what McD did in Carolina. They had a rotation there as well... until they finally found a solid starting 4 and then the rotation dropped to almost nothing, just giving the big guys breathers. Between adding Bosa, and Rousseau developing, and Ed playing well, and Jones being good enough with those other 3... would be nice if we found some consistency while the youngsters learn and develop. Love his comment about having kids and how they contributed to his growth as a leader. I feel that. They do change you (in my experience, in the best ways).

Is that a common sense error? Do defensive players usually abandon their assignments? Serious question.

So they can all make it up as they go? Look, I dont disagree. But we dont know. It didnt look like much of the defense was prepared for the obvious things the Ravens were throwing at them, so my questioning starts to go above the players.

Is that what he's coached to do? Are you sure? Could very well be theyve been told to run their assignments and do their 1/11th no matter what. Otherwise, you have some guys running 1 play, and others running another. Who knows? Someone should ask Babich.

Right. Babich needs to address that. Crazy that he didnt have a contingency plan in place already. Everyone was caught out of position in our "disguise" all night, it was just highlighted on the Bishop play. Or maybe Babich has addressed it and his plan is "just run the play as called no matter where you are", and if that's then case we may have Dorsey 2.0 on our hands.

Yes, agreed. If I'm looking at it from just a football fan perspective, keeping it open and keeping the tailgates alive in OP was a good outcome. But if I'm thinking about the bigger picture, and as a Buffalo resident who wants the best for the city overall, a closed building downtown was the best way to go.

Yeah, the questions on Babich are starting to mount and it's only been one week. I get that the Ravens have great talent on Offense, but it wasnt just about a DB not being able to tackle Henry. The Ravens had a good gameplan for our Defense, lining up fast and snapping the ball quickly while the Bills did their usual "disguise the Defence, Bernard making calls, Rapp making coverage calls" and trapped us out of place and uninformed for most of the game. And the worst part is, we never got out of it. There was no contingency plan on what to do if teams go fast, and no adjustments made. Case in point: On the Bishop long blitz, he was either coached to blitz even if they catch us out of place, or not coached on what to do differently. Bobby better get it together.

I'm upset for the people that work there, and for the rest of us taxpayers that pay their wages while the Walton family rakes in Billions from scamming America.

Way too much faith in the refs overturning their call. McD has been burnt on obvious spot challenges before, multiple times. It's probably the worst use of the challenge flag. No matter how obvious.

AKA the American working class.

Agreed, I said it at the moment of the slide that he started too early. Wasnt surprised with the spot at all. Spot challenges are so difficult to overturn, I dont mind McD holding onto that time out to use later.

Broadcast maps are out. Apologies if already posted... https://506sports.com/nfl.php?yr=2025&wk=2

THERE IT IS

If you're a local Buffalo resident, you'll pay about $100 total across the next 10 years to absorb the stadium cost. Worth it to have the Bills in such a small market. But if you want to talk about the lack of dome and not being downtown, let's light that fire!

Agreed, and even if they dont make it, the Bills are so close to scoring you might as well let them score quick and get the ball back with 1:30 and all your timeouts. What a crazy game with soooo many little decisions, bounces, and outcomes that if any one of them changed, the entire night goes way differently.

With the Walton family as owners, it's absolutely "public money" one way or another. The Walton family grifts BILLIONS of dollars off the backs of the American working class. They scrape 2x-4x more money off the tax payers subsidizing their poverty wages every year than this stadium will cost them.