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Actually it was twice today. Seems like @JDHillfan has a certain orifice on the mind.

Alf episode #68. Alf reveals himself as Gordon Shumway and eats the neighbor's cat.

It's gonna be a little different in the new stadium with the stairs. I don't like the design, and I don't understand why they're there (maybe it's multiple egress issue?). But apparently it's not as bad in "real life" as the stadium experience made it seem.

Allen over the last 11 games (including playoffs) has 30 TDs and 1 interception. I know people know Allen is great, but this is Jim Brown, Barry Sanders, Montana, Rice-level great. Has he reached his final Super Saiyan form ? The only thing he could possibly get better at are deep balls, but I think that has more to do with Brady.

As far as I could tell the down and distance was first and ten. Then we ran one PA that got snuffed and went right back to it.

You are too angry to deal with at the moment... When you calm down and regain your sense of humor, we can talk...

I still think we need to give it more time, but one of the things that needs to improve is Josh's accuracy. It felt like he's been missing a lot of throws so I double checked and sure enough his OnTrgt% is only 51% through three weeks. He's typically in the mid-high 70s. 51% would rank DFL in the league most years. Decision making is really good but accuracy is off and precision is off. Can't blame it all on receivers and coaches.

My thoughts from attending the game, in chronological order. Took my dad for his 80th. 1. Tre White got the biggest cheer out of the tunnel. And I thought he had a decent game. Got beat a couple times but so did the rest of the D. 2. Huge hit by Shaq got us all screaming. Nice to see him with such energy. 3. Kincaid block on the Shakir touchdown popped. Dude is rounding out his game. 4. Bernard interception stadium erupted! Obviously the biggest play of the game, also let all the angst the collective group was feeling out. The party was on. 5. Mr. Brightside after Elijah Moores catch and run. I don’t care if it’s cheesy, it’s so fun to scream the lyrics. The party continues! 6. McDermott’s call for a field goal was the right call even if Prater had missed. Mc D’s decision making has been good. Leaning aggressive which is right where he needs to be with this offense. Crowd was positive and happy. So many high fives all around.

Well the INTs are down and overall I am sure the sacks too as Josh was holding the ball so long under Dorsey, but he took a few uncharacteristic sacks this game. I think those may have a bit more to do with Brady mixing in more under center and shallower drops and occasional pistol formation concepts rather than the usual shotgun. We have had a lot of success with mixing in those formations, but I imagine there is less room if Allen has to go off script and a bit easier for a d-line to have an effective cage rush. Just speculating, but would be an interesting stat for someone to lookup.

Henry did not hit free agency twice, drafted by Titans in 2016, they put franchise tag on him in March 2020, he signed new four year contract in July of 2020. Became a free agent after that contract and Ravens signed him.

Luckily guys like Henry are a dime a dozen

It's not happening, they got who they got. Be patient. We aren't playing Madden

The only teams the Jets have a chance against the dolphins and the panthers. That team is very bad Also, the Jets and Dolphins is a MNF game. The NFL hate us

Bruh…my definition of a woman is based on scientific research done on gender dysphoria. Do you know what “science” is, Wolfgang?? It’s that stuff that was too challenging for you and your little MAGA friends during high school. Now go on and reply with a non-topical YouTube link because your IQ is far too low for debate with me.

What we’re seeing is Josh continuing to mature and improve aspects of his game like he has every season. It’s amazing how he improves and changes his game up some every year.

Rams/Eagles obviously. This is a day for the RedZone. A few commercials and all.

The term you are looking for is efficiency. When you want to know about Joe Brady's offense or sean payton/pete carmichael offense he started in the key ingredient is efficiency. High completion percentage, do not give the ball away, do not get sacked and get the ball out quick to create yac for the various backs/receivers and tight ends. s Most importantly run the ball effectively. that is basically the key element of all the successful offenses in this era. Joe Brady has created an offensive structure that has made Allen one of the most efficient guys in the league hence the fantastic offense since Dorsey was fired.

I think the Jets get their first W against the banged up Bucs. Quidshon Judkins will establish himself as the Browns #1 RB but I can't bring myself to put $ on Cleveland

I think there are a lot of people who dont listen to Allen, Brady, McD, and Beane speak enough and therefore dont truly understand our offense, what is going on during games, and the overall philosophy. I see a lot of people saying we call a lot of deep shots but no ones open...well first of all, thats not accurate. There have been guys open plenty of times, but what people don't understand about our offense is many of our routes being run on a given play are being done so to specifically get another guy open. Just because Josh doesn't throw a deep shot doesn't by default mean "nobody is ever open", yet that is all that is echoed here. People on here and media keep saying things that Josh is checking down or taking whats there and not even realizing the pass he threw, the routes run, etc were intentional and by design. Allen, Brady, McD, Beane, all talk about this all the time and its the true meaning of "everybody eats" and everyone buying in because they are running routes hard and selling them knowing full well before the snap they aren't getting the ball even if open because the play is designed to go elsewhere. So what a lot of people are blaming on players is really by design within the offense. And the Bills are doing this because it allows them to control the game, TOP, protect the ball and still put points up. And when they get behind, they know they can open up the offense more (see Balt) and get a lot more aggressive. But when they are leading or in a close game, they play this game because its been highly effective for them. Now one doesn't have to like or agree with how they are doing it, but that is what is really going on, its not this "because no one is open we can only do this" as much as people want to always harp on. And the result is - in the last 12 games, including the playoffs, Josh Allen has over 3000 yards and 30 TDs to 1 turnover - an insane run that is almost hard to believe. The Bills now have an NFL record of 25 straight games of not losing the turnover battle. There is a lot I think they are taking from what KC and NE did during their dynasties, which is be elite at the short area throws, move the chains, and keep putting the pressure on the other team to not make mistakes and still have to keep pace with the offense. We are watching SB Winning football right now. The play calling hasn't been perfect, in fact there are times especially in the first 2 weeks I hated some of the play calling especially, but they are finding their way and I think the overall philosophy is the kind of football that wins close games and will win the playoffs. I don't think they have quite mastered it just yet, but I think they are going to only get sharper and more consistent with it as they settle in with all the new pieces as we move forward.

I believe this more accurately defines what a woman is...

😂 You're in Chicago today aren't you Roundy?

I wanted to see how much different Allen was in Dorsey's offense against Miami in Brady's. It was pretty funny. There's got to be a happy medium. 2003 WC game Last game