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I would pay YUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE money for Alex.

Win more games than the non playoff teams.

We were ahead in the 3rd quarter.

Agree 100%. 2 things on this: 1. He didn't break any laws. I thought the standard in this election was if you weren't convicted of anything it was all good. No harm no foul. 2. Hillary was in the Senate for 8 years. Why didn't she do something about it then? I don't think it's good for billionaires to be able to legally pay no taxes. But don't blame them, change the freakin' law. Somehow I suspect that Hillary's supporters (Wall Streeters who pay her a quarter mile per sprach) won't support this, so she won't either.

He sure kills a lot of non-whites.

Not no, but HELLLLLLLLLLLLL NO!

Says who? You? Who died and made you the boss? Standing the whole game is silly and selfish and disrespectful to other fans who are short, physically can't stand for 3 hours, old, disabled war veterans, or kids, all of which paid the same amount of money as YOU did to WATCH the game (not your back). What ever happened to common courtesy and respect for fellow fans? You can yell just as loud sitting (respecting others rights to watch the game) as you can standing.

The state of Pennsylvania selling alcohol.Powerball There's 2 I came up with quickly.

Me too. Playing in a suck egg division makes a coach who is za little less bad than the others (Pagano with a hurt Suck for Luck, Gus, and Malarkey) look smart.

Rob and someone else were both signaling at the same time. Maybe one of them was a Chip Kelly style Fake signaler? Perhaps perfecting a system for next week when the dreaded headset "problems" occur? Rex and staff then won't have to listen to the Patsies** radio broadcast?

I wish he had taken a page out of Bernie's book. I'll release my tax returns when you release your Wall Street speech transcripts.

Changing demeanor when a camera is spotted is a Clinton family tradition. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lf8TOGrq8Bo

Aaron Williams = MVP

This week the CBs has safety help, which helped. We also played some zone.

The guy sitting next to me and I were still nervous and telling people it's not over yet with 1:20 to play. I was afraid if Zona got within 7, then Walt would put his flag to heavy use calling bogus penalties against us and we would be doomed.

He also made a couple of nice kick returns.

I flew 3000 miles to go to the game and wore my Fred Jackson (non Nike) jersey and Texas Rangers cap.

Rex is pretty confident it won't be Tommy. Rex's routine is awesome when we win. No way he's going to kiss bill's rings. Seemed to me getting 4 picks in the 4th quarter pretty much closed it out.

Thanks for posting this interesting article. I can't say how long it would have lasted because they didn't get it. But it also comes and goes and swings back and forth in games. As far as this article showing that the myth is "thoroughly de-bunked", not so fast. From your article: What did the statistics and analysis say about the he 2016 Bills vs the 2016 Arizona Cardinals in the 1st quarter? This article is based on stats from 2 - 17 years ago. Football is not played in a vacuum. It's played by people on the field and the emotions and state of mind of the players ON THE FIELD in the moment. Making decisions like this in real football games would be akin to figuring out which number to play in roulette by watching that board showing the past 10 numbers landed on IMHO. It's apples to oranges. Different teams, different situations, heck, the way the NFL is, different rules. Just curious, do you think momentum and emotions played ZERO part in the world's biggest comenback by Frank Reich and the Bills? Or can it all be explained by statistics and analysis?

I can't either Gug, but I was responding to mannc who maintains it is a myth that has been "thoroughly de-bunked" by stats.

How exactly has "the momentum myth" been thoroughly debunked? i've been watching football a long time and have seen momentum shift in games many many many times. A couple of examples for our own Bills. In 2013, Bills vs Bengals. Bills get 4th and 1 down on the Bengals 1 just before the 1/2. Thaddeus Lewis at QB. Bills go for it and get stuffed. Fired up Bengals drive 99 yards for the TD. We end up losing. In a playoff game vs the Titans, Bills QB fumbles football out of back of EZ for a safety. Titans fans and players are super fired up and take the kick and score a TD. Thier ONLY TD of the game. Analytics and stats work much better in baseball because it's one on one, batter vs pitcher. In football there it's 11 on 11 and the players change frequently. So, I disagree with your assertion that momentum is a myth. Can you point to any evidence supporting your theory? My opinion is that momentum is viewed as unimportant is made by people with thier head up thier stat sheet. Emotions and momentum are super important in football IMHO.

No. See my comment about shifting momentum. The emotional part and momentum are huge in football. They don't call it the Big Mo for nothing.

No.

Take the points. our defense was playing well, it's the first quarter, our offense appears to be working pretty well since we were able to get down there. If we don't get it its a major let down for our offense and nothing fires a team up like a goal line stand. It's the most macho play in football. A sure fire momentum shifter. Good call Rex. I was at the game and everyone wanted to go for it. When Chandler and Schmidt ran on the field I stood up and cheered. TAKE THE POINTS. Good call Rex.

Maybe we just need a coach that can suit the offense to Hotrod's skills and limitations? Sort of like Mike McCoy did for Tebow. Or like what Derek Bevell did for Russell Wilson in his rookie year.