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Bills Nafia sounds like it would be the anti-Mafia version.

You're just figuring this out now?

Got a good feeling about this one. We win tonight and we are in the playoffs. After that all the pressure is completely gone. When was the last time we were in with 2 weeks to go in the regular season? I think the following two weeks, knowing that we are in no matter what, is when we truly see this offense get rolling and the momentum starts to build at just the right time. Let's go Buffalo!!!

That would be a mistake for both parties, though I would have no greater joy than watching Brady struggle even more so than he has this year. He's not going to make them a contender by any means.

Hate to see any player hurt, but this DEFINITELY helps us out on defense. I would expect White to shadow Washington now and the rest of our defense be able to focus more on the run game. If we play mistake free on offense then this should be a W.

I said in my previous post I thought he would end up in Baltimore and this is why I thought that. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/28298112/sources-terrell-suggs-angling-claimed-ravens-only He wants to try to get another ring with the team he played for basically his whole career and then he'll retire.

If they had kept Brees and drafted Larry Fitzgerald things would have been quite different around the league.

He was opposite of Chandler Jones who has 14 sacks. Being opposite of Hughes is not really an uptick for him. And he'll likely end up in Baltimore.

Did PFF ever have credibility? They're a bunch of dorks. Any group of absolute nobodies who have the audacity to claim they "could tell which NFL teams were going by their draft guide" (gtfoh with that complete horse sh*t) are laughingstocks, not people you put stock in.

Maybe turnovers that end up giving the opposing team short fields?

This game will be over before halftime

What they, Baltimore, are facing looks a little bit different than what they saw on Sunday

Jackson was just reaching for that leg after that last run. Got a bad feeling

Shurmur Garrett Probably Kitchens Possibly Taylor Maybe Gase if they lose out(though I hope not)

Eff the Pats****** and the camera crew they rode in with. That is all.

Joe Haden:

Oh yeah, they're bringing in the wings with bleu cheese.

If you run a college style offense that puts your QB at risk then what you will get is people knocking the snot out of him every chance they get. It comes with the territory. Get used to it or change up. The better statement would be that our offensive staff needs to do more to keep Lamar Jackson out of harm's way. Shut up and play defense Earl.

Tua is well beyond Barkley talent wise, but his medicals are going to be huge. Barkley didn't stay because of an injury, he stayed because he thought he could guide USC to a BCS title. Him getting exposed the following year was just what happened. Hindsight is always 20/20. Tua may need to do this to repair his draft stock. If he declares and his medicals come back suspect then the boat he's in will sink either way.

Tua is already expressing some doubts himself that he will ever be the same player he was prior to the injury. It would be a pass for me. His best bet is to return to school and prove he is healthy so he can be a top 3 pick next year imo, but if someone is going to take him in the 1st Round in 2020 then it is hard to say no to that guaranteed $$$. I can see the Raiders taking him and they will have multiple picks before the Bills anyway.

Yes, but the numbers are against you and you don't want to end up looking like you got into with Kimbo Slice. At some points humility can be your greatest and most necessary attribute.

The thing that worries me about Ngakoue is he is light being listed @ 246lbs.

Nice. We have quite a few of our own to re-sign, but we also have the flexibility outside of that to go after at least a couple of upper tier players.

The first tragedy I remember was that of the Challenger Space Shuttle exploding on live TV. I was in 4th grade and they had been talking about it so much because of the school teacher on board, Christa McAuliffe. We had no idea what we would witness that January morning in our classroom.