Excluding JA , predict which player will have the biggest impact - Steelers at Bills

[Fleezoid]

I'm going with Josh Allen. 

 

I'm sorry, but even if you exclude Josh Allen, there's still more Josh Allen left. 

[Clyde Smith]

Shakir 

Dane

[frostbitmic]

Whoever is healthy enough to take the field.

[Starr Almighty]

12th man

[ChronicAndKnuckles]

1 hour ago, LyndonvilleBill said:

With the unknown status of my man Lil' Dirty, I'm  going with Shakir. Think it could be the beginning of a BEAUTIFUL  relationship.😁

 

I am definitely on the Shakir hype train now. He looked super shifty last week.

[without a drought]

1 hour ago, Taro Nimbus said:

This has trap game written all over it.

The Bills lost to them last year, can't be a trap game.

[Augie]

55 minutes ago, HailMary said:

James Cook. 

 

THIS would be a fantastic turn of events. I think it comes eventually, so why not this Sunday? 

 

On defense I’ll say Rousseau with say….a dozen sacks. And a pick six, ‘cause…..why not?    🤷‍♂️

 

(Is this like the Price is Right where you lose if you go over? If that is the case, I’ll say only ten sacks.)

[nedboy7]

Obviously again…..   Singletary.  

[TheCockSportif]

1 hour ago, HailMary said:

James Cook. 

James Cook is a Hail Mary indeed.

[Don Otreply]

The Frenchman

Elam

Shakir 

Singletary

Cook…, Maybe…, 

 

GO BILLS!!!

[hemma]

Cam the Wham Lewis causes 2 fumbles, both of which are converted to TDS.

[Dave_Bills]

Gabe Davis

[Roundybout]

Elam gets his first career interception. Book it. 

[John from Riverside]

Isaiah Hodgins according to people here he is too slow so Pittsburgh will just ignore him

[Captain Caveman]

I think James Cook is getting in the game and making a big impact this week.

[stevestojan]

1 hour ago, JoPoy88 said:

Clichéd excuse. No such thing as trap games.

So honest question. What do you call a game like Jacksonville last year. Were they a better team? That question is laughable. 
 

I went to that game. It stunk (both the game itself and the city - google it, Jax as a city has a stench to it). 
 

If you don’t call that a trap game, what do you call it? 
 

I think the person who mentioned trap here is doing what many others are, and looking to KC. I also fear the trap game, but if you don’t want to call it that I’ll say I fear “the game we should win by 40 but I’m concerned the team might be subconsciously overly confident and thinking about the team we have next week.”
 

Yep, “trap game” is more efficient. 

 

Edited October 7, 2022 by stevestojan

[Low Positive]

3 minutes ago, stevestojan said:

So honest question. What do you call a game like Jacksonville last year. Were they a better team? That question is laughable. 
 

I went to that game. It stunk (both the game itself and the city - google it, Jax as a city has a stench to it). 
 

If you don’t call that a trap game, what do you call it? 
 

I think the person who mentioned trap here is doing what many others are, and looking to KC. I also fear the trap game, but if you don’t want to call it that I’ll say I fear “the game we should win by 40 but I’m concerned the team might be subconsciously overly confident and thinking about the team we have next week.”
 

Yep, “trap game” is more efficient. 

 

They won’t overlook the game. They’re still mad about losing to them last year. They should be motivated.

[JohninMinn.]

3 hours ago, LyndonvilleBill said:

With the unknown status of my man Lil' Dirty, I'm  going with Shakir. Think it could be the beginning of a BEAUTIFUL  relationship.😁

 

 

[BullBuchanan]

Milano. Mark him down for a pick and your choice of a FF or sack.

[RyanC883]

TE Morris.  He’s waiting for a breakout game and will have it here.  

 

Like the OP, living in PGH (which is great, btw) Steeler fans are insufferable.  It‘s like their entire self-worth is tied to this team. 

 

Btw, lots of Bills fans here.  A semi-fancy Italian restaurant sent out its weekly menu update and wrote “Go Bills” at the very end.