Rubes

Imagine those two showing up at your front door for candy.

I'm in what I believe is the southeastern corner of the stadium, so it's the Visitor's side, directly above the tunnel where the visitors enter and leave the stadium. Seems tough to predict when that area will be in sun/shade, since my guess is it will be right in the transition zone on most game days depending on the start time.

Same here, especially in the early months of the season when it can get really hot. I've been trying to look at video and photos of the new stadium to try and see when, at different times of the year, my seats will be in the shade. Tough one to calculate.

Can't they just give us a WR instead?

With that one and the second one, you'd almost conclude that Coleman and DK Metcalf are just about the same...

Honestly, I don't expect him back this season. These types of injuries take a while to heal after surgery, and then he'll need to get all the strength and mobility back in his arm after having it do very little for a long time. Even if he looks like he's moving the arm well after a few months, he still may not have a lot of his original strength back—to say nothing of the kind of strength he'll need playing D-line and the stress he'll be putting that surgically repaired tendon under. In all likelihood, the better move long-term is to let it heal and get it back as close to normal as possible for next season. But who knows—now that I've said that, I'm sure they'll find a way to prove me wrong.

I don't know if I've ever seen an opinion pivot so much in two sentences!

I always thought he should be Chaotic Good.

He won't play against us either way, since he's on IR and will be out for the next 4 games (minimum). The Bills game is the 4th one.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Mike Evans has been placed on injured reserve after suffering a broken collarbone in the team's 24-9 Monday night loss to the Detroit Lions, the team announced. Bucs also have injuries to OLB Haason Reddick ("Bowles said Reddick will miss some time") and Chris Godwin Jr. ("It's a week-to-week thing right now"). Just putting that news out there since the Bills face the Bucs on Nov 16th, 4 games from now.

Would any team be interested in swapping their entire defense?

It's mind boggling. I mean, Atlanta's defense was well known to be one of the highest blitzing defenses this year so far. It's not like they couldn't have seen it coming from a long way away. How did they not have a whole set of plays ready to go just for the blitz? And it's not like they didn't...the TD to Davis was a perfect call for a blitz, and it worked perfectly. Where were these plays the rest of the game??

Just hard to believe that, in this year where there is no clear Super Bowl favorite, we can't get our ***** together.

Ah yes, you're right! The shading made me miss where the bottom part of the stands were, so for some reason it made me think I was looking at the opposite side of the stands. Thanks!

Interesting. It looks like you're facing the north end of the stadium, but the shadows appear to be cast down and toward the west. I would think at that time of day in August the shadows would be cast more vertically, or if anything toward the east. Shows how little I know.