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What time does this game actually start?

His Bills take isn't even the wildest thing there. Pittsburgh in the AFC CG? Green Bay winning the NFC North? If Aaron Rogers is so good that he pushes the Jets above the Bills, then how are the Packers better off without him? None of that is based upon anything except wanting to have the hottest take of all.

I know that people don't like fantasy talk here, but I need advice. Should I replace Kelce with Cole Kmet, or pick up Kincaid, Knox or Gerald Everett?

Notice that Higgins hasn't been resigned yet even though his contract expires at the end of this season. When he was asked about Higgins, Mike Brown gave a treatise on the salary cap and conceded that you can't pay everyone. Here it is:

Joe Burrow. The Bengals are going to go on a tear and will win the SB. Joe Burrow will be both NFL MVP and SB MVP. How do I know this? Because this has been one of the worst years of my life and the Bengals winning a SB and having to watch the entire city celebrate would be just the cherry on top of the crap sundae that has been my 2023.

Google says this: http://www.packysportspub.com/

I would take out Jeff George and replace him with Bernie Kosar. Brett Farve's breakout came in 1993 and Drew Bledsoe led the league in passing in 1994. So yeah, there were a lot of good QB's in the early to mid 90's.

Jets got so much talent, they put talent on their talent.

Chiefs went 12-4 the year they drafted Mahomes and 10-7 the year that he sat. Mahomes is great, but he took over an already good team, a luxury that not many rookie QBs have.

I think the shortest list in the world would be NFL refs that fans don't think are terrible. The other would be NFL fan bases who don't think that the refs have it out for their team. Both lists would be a blank sheet of paper.

Kelce was recruited to UC as a dual-threat QB so he sees the field like a quarterback. Remember, Edelman was always open too because he would find the soft spots in zones by reading the defense as the play was happening. Kelce does the same thing. He adjusts routes to find the gaps in the zone and Mahomes finds him because they are both reading the play in the same way. Here's Kurt Warner talking about it

Half of the national NFL media grew up as Jets fans or played/coached there. Any time the Jets are even passably good, they become the story because guys like Greenberg and Eisen want to devote airtime to talking about their team. And it's not just them. Ian Eagle grew up in Queens as a Jets fan. You've got that former Jets GM Tannenbaum who's all over ESPN. You've got Rex Ryan. Peter Schrager is a Jets fan. Funny how being a Jets fans drives so many into the NFL media, but I cannot think of a single Giants fan on NFL Network, Fox, or ESPN. I wonder why that is.

That Fox late map is interesting with those two tiny islands of yellow. I guess Austin is getting Carolina/Atlanta because of Robinson, but why is half of the state of Louisiana getting that game?

Tell me how you really feel.

Why do Bills fans feel the need to drag Joe Burrow through the mud to defend Josh Allen? I get that we have to come up with all sorts of excuses to justify trading the Mahomes pick, but we never had a shot at Joe Burrow. In order to get a can't-miss prospect like that, you have to have the #1 overall pick and the Bills haven't been bad enough to have that since 1985. Of course, the Bengals took him and of course, he's been really good. He's won everywhere he's played. I will say that watching Burrow play is a lot less stressful than the Josh Allen Experience. He almost always does the right thing with the football. But he takes a lot of sacks and doesn't truck LBs. I know that Mahomes is the new Brady in terms of winning, but Joe Burrow has a game pretty much like Tom's. The other thing that I like about Burrow as a player is that he won big in HS and college. He took previously weak Athens to the Ohio state championship game in 2014, losing to Toledo Central Catholic 56-52. He also won Ohio Mr. Football that year. We all know what he did in college. He's kind of the anti-Josh Allen. He's a coach's son who went to every QB camp as a kid. He was a 4-star recruit who was on colleges' radar in middle school. We live in the golden age of QB play. Bills fans just ought to be happy that we have one of the top guys.

There is ZERO film of Hackett calling a play and Aaron Rodgers running that play.

You can do that when you run the least QB-dependent offensive system in the NFL.

Buffalo would have its championship if not for some sweaty shin pads.

We all need to get our heads in regular season mode. Guys are going to get dinged up and have to sit out practices but still play on Sunday/Monday/Thursday.

Homer! Get your head out of the sand. Do you remember Wyatt Teller? Or the Jacksonville game? /s But seriously. Everyone loves the Bengals drafting now, but remember they took John Ross and Billy Price, who are both out of football, in the first round in back-to-back years (2017 and 2018). And Ross was picked right before Mahomes!

So we're all ignoring the video of Hyde practicing TODAY that @Process posted above to continue on in full panic mode. Got it...

You have to click on the arrow a few times to scroll through to the week 2 games. It's there.

Petrine is a small loss compared to the loss of their entire secondary in free agency.

The Bengals are a “cash to the cap” team. They have to pay Burrow very soon. They’ll do that. Joe Burrow will retire a Bengal. He’s a local kid who grew up a Bengals fan. This town would riot if they didn’t pay him. But there is no way that they can afford to keep all those weapons. I imagine that they’ll keep Chase to keep Burrow happy and move in from Boyd and Higgins. All that being said, if the Bengals win a Superbowl this year all bets are off.

No, its a joke. It drives me nuts that the same fans who yelled about Tyrod not pushing the ball down the field now want Josh to start checking the ball down. They want what they don't have. Also, every play that doesn't work was the wrong call by the OC. It's never a good defensive play.