BobbyC81

Cousin of Chuck Knoblauch?

As Jason Witten said several times, the Bills receivers don’t get any separation.

I was surprised there wasn't more booing when he came in. Then they showed a shot of the crowd and it looked like most people had left at that point.

D. Thomas has one more year on his contract, due to be paid $14M. The way he has regressed, I don't think he's worth that. Tate will be a free agent after this season so not sure he's worth acquiring as an 8 game rental. I doubt you could resign him with our QB mess. I'd bring back Tyrod for a 6th, considering Beane said Allen could miss the rest of the season and Anderson was hurt tonight.

Yep, I've encountered today's issue. Much discussed on Twitter. If Direct-TV didn't have the monopoly on The Ticket I'd drop them faster than a frog snags a fly. Recorded shows disappear from the List and you have to search for them thru History. That's been going on for months. I called about one issue and they wanted to send me a new DVR. It's your software dummies!

Or if Bledsoe didn’t get hurt.

How about scoring not only one, but two offensive touchdowns?

Same here. Some people are collectors though. I was talking to a friend who is a collector about the recent trend of crossover jerseys and bobble heads. I think they’re weird but as a collector he likes them. A recent bobble head here in the BayArea is Kevin Durant in a San Jose Sharks jersey holding a hockey stick. There have also been Warriors jerseys in the colors of the A’s and the Sharks and vice versa. I wouldn’t buy one but people do.

I worked for a large company and they had a central training department made up of people who were good at teaching. They would try to learn the subject material before teaching the class. To me, that’s fine when you’re talking about general subjects like Ethics, Security, Safety but not when the classes are technical. In many instances where a question was asked, they didn’t know the answer. The really good instructors would try to find the answer say during a break in the class or ask for your email and get back to you. Others would just say “I don’t know”. There were other instances where, for say a new version of a software package, some of us in the class knew more than the instructor. So, having a teacher teach something that they are not subject experts on doesn’t always work. Now, with football coaches, someone who has been coaching for 25 years should’ve picked up enough football to be able to coach/teach most positions. It still depends on the person. Someone who thinks he’s a know-it-all may not be willing to consult someone who may know more than him. I think coaching of QBs is specialized. I’m not sure that someone who is a general football coach that never played the position can help a young QB as much as someone who has played the position.

I think I’d put more stock in an ex-NFL QB (or even college QB) who can teach what he knows.

Woob-woob-woob!

Randall Cobb is similar to Tate and could likely be signed for less. Plus Tate has a poor teammate reputation from Seattle. I like Tyrell Williams and don’t understand the Chargers use of him. When K.Allen was out, Tyrell looked very good.

I’m surprised we haven’t seen a “Bring back Reilly” response yet

As the old Fantasy Island commercials put it:. "Fun?! Wow!"

So does this mean they won’t bring Pryor back?

I feel the same as you. I let the horrible end to the Houston game get to me and also wondered why I continue to put myself thru that. This week, the game was so pathetic that my disgust went away and I watched the exciting end of some other early games, the Warriors and the exciting Kansas City game and the Bills loss didn't bug me as much. I find myself on the fence though as to whether I want to watch next Monday's game. It has the potential to be real ugly. You know, McDermott has shown the ability to rally the troops following bad games (and the three in a row last season) that I found myself somewhat "trusting the process". However, after yesterday's game and the Patriots upcoming, I'm leaning the other way. Hopefully, with all the home games in the 2nd half of the season, maybe they can win a few and renew some promise for next year.

Same with Mularkey. Although we may not know what happened in Tennessee, it was odd though that he was fired after taking the Titans to the playoffs.

I'm concerned about the rebuild being based on high priced free agents. That rarely works.

Currently the Raiders have no place to play in 2019. Some in Oakland/Alameda County don't want to sign them to play there anymore. They may be playing at a community college like the Chargers next season.

So, now when the Raiders' passing game stinks, Gruden can say "We need some guys who can get open and catch a pass."