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I was surprised too. Here is the game thread. Not as active as here, but more active than other teams. https://www.duvalpride.com/showthread.php?tid=38774

Looking at the snap counts, it was Dion Dawkins and Williams at the OTs and Cody Ford and Ike at the OGs and Morse at C for 100% of the snaps. Spencer Brown didn't see the field that game.

Looks like good weather in London on Sunday afternoon. Mid 70s with no rain or wind.

This feels like in men's tennis when a player gets a break they have to hold on their next service game to consolidate the break. Just popped over to the Jags board, and all they are talking about is the 9-6 game in 2021.

Beane was still an employee of the Carolina Panthers when Milano was picked. But I will give people Benford and Bernard.

I just popped over to Finheaven, and I learned some interesting things. Last week was the BIlls Superbowl because we wanted revenge for them almost beating us in the playoffs We are about to go on a losing streak starting with a loss in London while the Fins won't lose another game. I'm so relieved that I have my Sundays free. On a serious note; how in the heck are they more confident after getting whupped than we are after a huge win? Also, get ready for the media to jump fully aboard the Fins bandwagon again because they play the Giants and Panthers at home in the oven over the next two weeks.

I think that Torrance in the second was perhaps Beanes best pick besides Josh.

No. When Josh McDaniels goes back to Papa Bill with his tail between his legs he's gonna want a pocket passer to run all those Brady plays.

But for a lot of those games the Bills sucked too.

The Bears have both their own pick and the Panthers #1 pick. I think that they have Caleb Williams in the bag.

It's interesting that you bring up Alex Smith. People forget how good of a year he had statistically in 2017. It was a really bold move to trade a guy that just threw for over 4,000 yards and 26 TDs with only 5 INTs to start an unproven Mahomes who was for all intents and purposes a rookie. It has obviously worked out, but it took stones at the time.

I actually enjoyed that game. One of my favorite non-Bills games last year was the no-TD overtime debacle between the Colts and Broncos. It was so bad it became comical. I was watching it with my daughter and we both were laughing the whole game.

That really sucks. He was very good against Miami.

Gonzalas is probably gonna be out for a while for them to absorb that contract.

Josh might be like Elway and get one or two on the tail end of his career. I just hope that it's in Buffalo.

Don't you be talking bad about Fitz like that

We actually are experiencing the golden age of NFL offense. Mahomes is fun to watch dance around the pocket and create something from nothing. Miami and SF, if you can watch without your Bills' fan goggles, are like poetry in motion. I've never seen offenses work that well at the NFL level, and SF is doing it with the last pick in the draft. Justin Herbert is really good and is being let down by a bad defense and the dumbest head coach in the NFL. Philadelphia is really creative with the run game and passing schemes and can be really fun to watch. CJ Stroud and Sam Howell are really coming on this year and those teams might really have something. Jacksonville can put it together at times and Lawrance can really throw the ball. When Joe Burrow is not hurt, he is as accurate as Brady ever was and can really command an offense. And then you have Josh, of course, who is the most exciting player in the league. Even when he's playing badly its still fun to watch.

If you listen to the whole interview, it was not nearly as bad as that clip makes it seem. He was giving boilerplate responses, but then a reporter asked him why he wasn’t getting open. That was the response. He was defending himself from an accusation.

Yeah. Even here in Cincinnati people are starting to talk about that Mike Brown is forcing Zac Taylor to play him. Also, people are asking if he lost his motivation after getting paid. People are noticing that he seems to have little trouble stepping up in the pocket, but he is still taking sacks and not seeing wide open guys. It’s really bizarre.

People, this guy was only on the Panthers as a futures/camp body FOR THIS OFFSEASON. NO ONE WHO MCDERMOTT AND BEANE WORKED WITH IS STILL IN CAROLINA. AND YES I'M YELLING BECAUSE THIS DISCUSSION IS RIDICULOUS.

It's on NFL Network.

Trevor Lawrance doesn't strike me as a guy who enjoys a fine pint of cask ale. He seems like the type of guy who drinks Coors Light and crushes the can on his forehead.

The Giants are about to slide down into that Bears' territory. That team is coming apart at the seams.

You know what's crazy right now? There is not a single KC Chief in the top 50 in receiving yards through 4 games and they're 3-1.

Actually, Jamesis had 33 TDs that season. That stat line is the most insane for a QB in my lifetime. 5,109 yards, 33 TDs and 30 INTs. Players have had more TDs of course, and even more INTs (Vinny Testaverde in 1988), but to have that much success and failure in a single season is really strange.