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I just saw a 6-3 team run two plays from the Wildcat. 2023 is a strange year.

They say that he will play on Christmas Eve against Washington. But he may be saying that to keep the Jets hopes up so that they continue trying to win.

2021 week 17. Zach started and played the whole game. Bills won 27-10.

In the post above yours, he admits that he didn't read it.

That team had a really good performance in a loss to Tom Brady and the Bucs and a really easy stretch of games to end the year. They also struggled in some of those easy games, but everyone on TBD seems to forget the Atlanta snow game which might have had a different outcome if Matt Ryan knew where the goal line was. It will be a much steeper hill to climb this time.

I can't find any justification for the rule change in 2005. What I did find was this article (from Utah of all places) arguing that it's a modern version of the old wedge play from the early days of American football and used to actually kill people: https://www.deseret.com/2023/1/20/23563232/nfl-rule-that-allows-players-to-push-ball-carriers-forward-went-wrong-direction

They changed the language in the rulebook to allow the pushing (not pulling) of another offensive player in 2005. I can't find a reason for why they made that change.

Really only since Dorsey was calling the plays. Saleh has said that the Bills offense is predictable. Maybe we'll be less so today?

Yet another person who didn’t read the story. You also didn’t read it. It’s like a classroom full of students; it’s easy to know who didn’t do the reading.

i can’t tell if this is a joke or not, but a lot of athletes use smelling salts.

Only if they keep the current coaching staff. It’s them they finds value in DBs.

I’m going to sound like a bad fan here, but they’ll win or lose with or without you and that party sounds like a roaring good time.

Hyde was a full participant in practice on Friday and doesn’t have a designation so all indications is that he’ll play tomorrow.

You can tell the people that didn't read the story.

He then went to Arizona and lost his mind.

He's not a rook. He was on the Vikings practice squad for 2 years before going to Cincinnati in 2021. The strange thing is that the Bengals had Trevor Simeon in camp and released him to save a few bucks on cut-down day while Burrow was nursing that calf injury. How are they not talking to Nick Foles right now? They have the mini-bye.

Look at those ugly a** jerseys!

Struggling against the Giants, for whatever reason, really turned this season on its head.

Now he can spend the time he wants at home alone.

They absolutely did. No one of consequence except that kick returner was injured in our game.

All these stupid podcasts do is get athletes and media figures in trouble because people take things out of context and create clickbait stories. You should never take anything said on Pardon my Take or Bussin' with the Boys seriously; the hosts bait people into saying things.

Exactly. People lost money because the Bengals hid this. That's why the injury report exists.

FWIW, there is no scenario that McDermott gets fired midseason and Ken Dorsey isn't also let go. What would (and probably should) have happened is both McD and Dorsey get the axe, Washington gets the interim HC job, and Brady the Interim OC job. If a HC gets fired because an offense with Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs can't score points, the OC will go too.

I agree with all of this, except for the concept that McDermott doesn't understand offense. His entire career has been built on stopping NFL offenses. He understands play calls and formations because he has to call plays to counter them. He knows better than anyone how Josh Allen's running stresses a defense. because he had to stop guys like Vick and RG3. But he also had a front-row seat for Cam Newton's decline.

His natural instincts are to bail, scramble, and make plays. The Bills coaches have tried to change that, and there is a good argument to be made that this has cost us a season.