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I push back a little on this. Hard to say how much a decent rushing attack can soften things. It doesn't need to be about getting completely gashed for 60 minutes. This isn't the 70's. But 5 yards a pop really hurts in the playoffs. We are 4-1 when we don't allow 125 rushing yards. The only loss being our first AFC championship game. We are 3-5 when we allow 125+. Which was basically every KC game outside of that one, the Bengals game, and the Texans game. In several of those games we had couldn't get teams off the field and the run defense was part of it.

Antonio Freeman was no slouch either.

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Going to need some big plays from the slot today. Id also like to see more passes to the backs.

These red Texans jerseys are putting me in the 🎄 Christmas spirit I guess we look forward to seeing Joe Mixons picture on a milk carton

This will come as a shock, but...he's....injured! Can't to see him cut after the season.

If possible, please continue the prayers. Thank you so much.

He's the only guy in the league that starts the game in the tent.

I think Samuels still has a chunk of cap/dead cap money tied up...for a while.

I think Donald driver was fantastic He's not a borderline Hall of famer though.. he's not a two time all pro he averages 48 yards per game in his career But I did say Donald driver is better than what we have.. but then I said his 2 3 4 and two tight ends are worse than what we have Do you think Donald driver's better than Hines Ward?

I'm excited to watch this game, but this Amazon game day crew, featuring two ex bills, are just amature hour bottom of the barrel trash

Donald Driver was the only person who made Donald Driver better; that dude was a legit warrior and one of the most fearless WR's you'll ever see. I'd probably actually reverse your sentence and say that he made Brett Favre better.

Saving him for the playoffs.

I am going to become The Joker.

Marshawn Lynch’s star shined much brighter after leaving the Bills. No doubt he’ll go into the HoF as a Seahawk.

Texans D is so impossible to deal with that they must be 10-0 right?

I want to see an int from Benford, Taron or Tre. One of them is due,

Bills 27-17 Josh 250 and 2TD in the air, 25 and a TD on the ground.

Wtf are Texans wearing?

I saw it was last year. The rules have gotten tighter for PS elevations. Not looser. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/46078884/what-nfl-practice-squads-eligibility-salary-rules-know What other rules apply to NFL practice squad members? Up to six of the 17 players can have unlimited NFL experience, which is a big development in recent years. Previously, players could have no more than two accrued NFL seasons for eligibility. Every Tuesday, teams can designate four players as protected, so they can't be placed on another team's active roster from that day until kickoff. Two players can be promoted to the active roster on game days. Then they return to the practice squad, unless the team offers a one-year deal. Teams can't activate a player more than twice; after the second time, they must decide whether to promote him to the active roster. Notice the bolded.

For his next team.

Yes, I agree. But I'm saying they wouldn't be able to add 8 teams overnight. It would be a 20+ year process to slowly add teams every 4-5 years until they hit 8 teams. They don't need kids to be born with the NFL already in their location. If you put a team in Berlin today, it's not that you need to wait 20 years to see an NFL player from Germany appear. An 8 year old in elementary school could become a fan & start playing. Some teenagers could get interested & change sports. It's a process. Europe has athletes. Mexico has athletes. There are hundreds of millions of people out there, and some people just have great genetics regardless of where you're born. The key is to get some of those people interested in YOUR sport over the others. If 2 new expansion teams were added over the next 5 years, there's enough college players & talent on benches/practice squads to do the usual expansion drafts to fill out those rosters. It would be similar to adding the Panthers & Jaguars, only there's WAY more talent available than there was back in the 90's. The Jags had pretty immediate success. The Panthers made a Super Bowl a little after 10 years of existence. Each team carries 90 players at the start of camp & cuts down to 53. That means over 1,200 players don't make a 53 man roster each off-season, and I'm sure there's at least some that could very well be NFL level talent. Not only that, expansion drafts take players from a pool of existing teams as well. Adding 2 new teams wouldn't break the league. You do that to start, then after another 5-6 years, add another team. You do this until you hit 40 teams. And while this is going on, even having 2 teams in Europe (say 1 in London, 1 in Berlin) would attract viewership & fans from other places in Europe. Just because they're located in those 2 places, doesn't mean they will only appeal to people in those 2 locations. It's a source of pride, like how all of Canada rallied around the Raptors in the NBA Finals or around the Blue Jays in the World Series. I'm sure plenty of young Canadians watched these games & got interested in basketball & baseball. This is ignoring that some schools in Europe ALREADY offer American football as a sport. Leagues already exist for universities, and some high schools offer American football as well. So it's not like they're starting from zero. Again, you have to start somewhere if the league ever wants the kinda of appeal MLB, NBA or even NHL has internationally.

He is due for a big game. Just wait!

Bills - 38 Texacans - 17 GO BILLS!!!