Big Turk

Probably all of the above.

Depends who they got to replace him...they went out and signed Juju Smith-Schuster, MVS and drafted Skyy Moore. Probably made them more versatile rather than just relying on Kelce and Hill.

Fish scared to freeze Getting ready for snowing Fins snap like fishsticks

They don't look as great as people think at times...against the Titans and Rams they looked bad a lot of the game.

Mahomes almost gave the game away with 3!!!! INT's yesterday in a game they led 27-0 at one point against the worst offense in football by a mile.

It should be terrifying to other teams they are 10-3 with losses coming by a combined 8 points...one in a game where the heat and 12 starters out by the end of the game doomed them as much as them leaving 24+ points on the field. The other 2 coming with double digit leads blown, and one in ridiculous fashion. This is just a damn good team that pretty much is undefeated when they aren't doing stupid things to beat themselves,

Elam has been bad in run support. The last 2 games were against teams that hurt us in the run game. Now, if he is not in against a team with a bad run game like the Fins, then maybe I will think there is something more involved. Right now, I think it's they don't like his run support and don't want to take a chance teams run at him.

How many games have they lost doing that? ZERO? Thanks. I'll hang up and listen.

Yes...it creates warmer lakes later in the season. Huge LES amounts like we have gotten twice in the past 8 years largely depend on temperature differences between the air and water. The warmer the water, the bigger the temperature difference and the more moisture that can get added. Especially in November, which is why both storms happened to the day, 8 years apart. It's basically the same action as how T-Storms develop in the summer. Additionally, there may come a point in time where Lake Erie won't freeze during the winter, much like Lake Ontario which is why Rochester, Syracuse and Tug Hill Plateau regions get more snow usually...Lake Ontario stays open for LES all winter most years while Lake Erie usually gets shut down in early January,

I have lived 35+ years out of my life here. Agree...this isn't about moving the game, it's about watching the Dolphins trying to run for the bus in the cold, wind and snow.

In terms of getting 5+ feet yeah...in terms of getting 1-3 feet, it usually happens multiple times a year. Usually not in the Buffalo metro area, mostly in the Southtowns and ski country.

We had far more poor offensive performances in terms of both yards and points last year than we have this year. People just remember things differently as time goes on...it's mostly recency bias.

He has looked like trash 2 weeks in a row.

Oh for sure...not saying it's going to be like it was a few weeks ago at all.

Yeah...he says defenses aren't able to get into complex coverages in the hurry-up and have to play simpler. My question is why don't the Bills run that more often then? Why allow the defenses to play what they want?

Won't be as bad most likely but "not as bad" doesn't mean we won't get 2-3 feet. No idea what the amounts will end up being but if I had to take a guess, I would say 1-2 feet probably. Looks like the winds are aligning vertically which always is conducive to some pretty good amounts as long as the fetch length is there.

Yeah Northtowns or even North Buffalo are largely spared most of the time. Have friends that live in the Delaware/Hertel area and they got a few inches in 2014 while we got 7 feet in Lancaster/Depew.

Agree mostly...some of the takes are just brutal and it's like you are listening to the logic and reasoning skills of a 5 year old.

I think more than anything, it's Allen being told to stop putting the ball in harms way so often and he hasn't found the happy medium between taking chances and being overly aggressive. Now he is being overly conservative.

Another "I'm the smartest guy in the room" type like Schopp

Not at all because even with a dome, neither of those games could have been played here.

He's had a lot of them this year that have killed drives.

Those apps/national weather are pointless when it comes to LES and predicting amounts. NWS Buffalo/local meteorologists who are familiar with how it works and what they should be looking at are the only ones to listen to regarding this. NOAA Buffalo/NWS Buffalo will give the best info this far out.