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1 minute ago, boco357 said:

 

 

Wow that's actually a massive loss and probably the most gritty player on the defense you would want out there against an offense like the patriots.

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Just now, AbsoluteMeatHead said:

Bills 23👑 NE 19

Sounds good to me. I looked really quick and thought your name was AbsoluteMethHead. Apologies

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Just now, Rockinon said:

Crap. That's a blow to our special teams.

Next man up.  

Just now, Stads said:

Sounds good to me. I looked really quick and thought your name was AbsoluteMethHead. Apologies

I should have went with that one!

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5 minutes ago, Nextmanup said:

A caller just mentioned that it's the worst he's ever seen it at the stadium (been to @ 80 games).

 

He suggested no one will be able to pass or kick if they are going into the wind (i.e., toward the scoreboard end).

 

Of course, the wind should calm down a big by kickoff.

 

 

Its definitely some of the crazier wind ive been around in recent history for Western New York 

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Got to be honest and say that I do not have the same level of confidence in this team compared to last season and now without Tre it just makes it a bit worse - but I have a feeling we get the W tonight.

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32 minutes ago, ColoradoBills said:

 

I disagree.  Mac Jones is a boy from Florida who played in Alabama.

He's going to pee down his leg when he enters the stadium just before kickoff.

Weather and Bills fans.

 

He ain't never seen what he is about to see!

 

Maybe but their offense is designed to run the football and complete 5 yard passes.  Those aren't affected by winds as much as our offense that is designed to pass all day and make big plays.  I don't care how strong an arm is.  In swirling winds with gust up to 45 or whatever, the ball can be significantly effected beyond 10 yards.

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14 minutes ago, stevewin said:

I honestly want to see Mac Jones cry tonight - real tears

It will be raining, how can you tell unless he sobs.

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1 minute ago, FilthyBeast said:

Also on the flipside of Klein being out, I see that LB Jamie Collins was activated of IR for the Pats and that's another solid player back for them.

You sure seem to enjoy this.

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9 minutes ago, Scott7975 said:

 

Maybe but their offense is designed to run the football and complete 5 yard passes.  Those aren't affected by winds as much as our offense that is designed to pass all day and make big plays.  I don't care how strong an arm is.  In swirling winds with gust up to 45 or whatever, the ball can be significantly effected affected beyond 10 yards.

 

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28 minutes ago, Johnnycage46 said:

 

I think the 4PM is JUST for IR activation...I think the inactive list for tonight comes out soon though.

 

Inactives are due 1.5 hours before game time so 6:45.

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Everything about this game plays right into our weaknesses.
 

Whatever. We’re going to lose. Mac will play like trash but he’ll still get hyped to the moon. 
 

Post game press conferences will be full of dumb cliches.

 

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Just now, Miyagi-Do Karate said:

Anyone else worried about another stadium power outage with the high winds? Has happened at least two other games— including one this year where CBS lost its feed. 

 

Something like that would more likely benefit the Bills. I'd love to see the game delayed an hour or 2 - it sounds like the wind will be decreasing throughout the night.

 

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I saw that Kyle Dugger is highly unlikely to play.  Highly unlikely sounds to me like he didn’t test negative yesterday.  Because iirc, he did test negative, one negative test today would mean he’d be playing…..which would be likely considering he tested negative yesterday.

 

definitely sucks that Collins is back 

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9 minutes ago, Scott7975 said:

 

Maybe but their offense is designed to run the football and complete 5 yard passes.  Those aren't affected by winds as much as our offense that is designed to pass all day and make big plays.  I don't care how strong an arm is.  In swirling winds with gust up to 45 or whatever, the ball can be significantly effected beyond 10 yards.

Did you forget about the 6’5 245 battering ram at QB who can take off?

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