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This makes sense and I highly doubt it happens, more like db's playing 10 yards off the line and no pass rush while allowing Burrows to cave then up.

This is chapter one of a twenty chapter book. - Dan Bongino, yesterday. 😂 So anyway Finding why do you suppose that with no new evidence it took the Patel FBI eight months to solve this case?

The question would be why? My guess is the Texans are going to have one of their core special teams guys becoming a potential starter to cover injury and are looking for more special teams where Ingram outduels Slay. They are not looking to use Ingram as a DB. Beane was looking for another CB on the field to help in case of injury with Tre, Benford, and Hairston all having minor injuries. Ingram has not even been active the last few weeks so it is not like we parted with a guy that is integral. My guess is in the next couple of weeks once his 3 weeks are up - Ingram gets released by Houston and ends up back in Buffalo on the practice squad or as a camp invite for next year.

It doesn’t help when our offense has disappeared and been wildly inconsistent this whole season outside the KC game. If our offense plays like they did against KC and we control the game script, I think we win. But if we are in a tit for tat battle or fall behind I think we are toast.

I could be wrong. But is Coach Tomlin really a HOF coach? Winning one SB and going to another. Outside of that, his teams have been mediocre for years. I feel like his recent years of simply have a winning record haven’t really been that impressive. They are just a middling team. Is that what the HOF really rewards?

He’s like a better athletic version of Kirk Cousins. Recent sam darnold is also a good comp. Plays well until he’s matched up against an elite QB on the other team.

As often is the case, I agree with you. I’m not intimidated by the Eagles especially as bad as their offense has played this year, and yes, I can see us resting the banged up players for the Jet’s. It’s funny as always they are so much of a dumpster fire, we still might beat them up with backups, and the usual Allen playing a series to keep his streak going strong. Don’t forget it’s not their fault, but the Pats schedule was weak, and their best game was against us. The Bucs almost beat them. Cincy makes me nervous as yes, their defense is atrocious, but when Burrow, Chase, and Higgins are all on the field, they are dangerous. No one wants to hear this, but we will probably play a ball control game and ram it down their throat. Their run defense is 31st in the league, and pass defense is even worse at 32 out of 32. I say we go left, then right, then left again with Cook, and when they start loading the box we toss it to Cook and Ty all day long. They play that up, and Davis or Palmer or Cooks if healthy goes 30 yards down the field for a TD. Get up 2-3 scores and then back to running it down their throat. The best defense for their passing game is TOP at 38 minutes.

Hochuli is the Angel Hernandez of NFL referees.

I just paid for my seats and they were less than the price shown. There is a discount automatically applied at checkout for season ticket holders. My pair of bench style seats came to $519 with the pickup fee included. $561 after tax. Considering the work and material that is going into them, I believe they are priced fairly. And will get use in my Bills camper.

I believe the guy taken 3rd in the 2024 draft will get there first - and probably win.

Not that I agree with almost anything related to Ben, he has a point, Tomlin could probably do well to coach in college. I don’t know how he would handle the NIL influence these days. That’s why Saban retired.

29, 29, 29, do I hear 30, 30, 30, do I hear 35. Sold to the men in purple.

They had a great season last year. I just don't know if the mystique of the program's history and independence still registers as strongly as last century. Seems fans really identify more with conferences now. Too bad their matchups with Michigan went away, those were some amazing games.

Yeah and to me amazing he has those two MVP’s and they were actually lobbying for him on some of the networks for a third . They had a loaded team and couldn’t win in past years .

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Always feels like I watch more of him and his crews atrocious calls than I do the game

We are definitely missing Dalton Kincaid!

Interesting, but can be misleading as how shallow these passes are from Allen.

EPA per dropback is, largely, a Quarterback stat. And look at the guys towards the top: Love, Maye, Mahomes, Allen, Dak, Stafford.... it is a QB stat. That said I do think the pass protection data is interesting. To the pure eye test it has not been as good as it was in 2024... but you also have to acknowledge that Allen has also bailed on more clean pockets in 2025 than for 2 or 3 years... and I think that is because he is hoping getting out and changing the angle disrupts the coverage and helps one of our lamppost receivers to shake free.

I've never seen a game thread with this little responses.

Regardless of who the players are in this mix, Beane should have guessed Slay wanted to go back “home”. He’s had a few players want to do the same thing. Even had Jordan Phillips say publicly if he played it would only be for the Bills. Shouldn’t be a surprise to him. Couple this with the PED twins, and it’s a bad look for Beane…it just is. As for the waiver claim. Was Slay worth the pickup this late in the season? Learn a new defense and be a more viable option versus what we have? Would he have inserted himself into a decent amount of playing time? Not sure he had enough time left in the season to do so. We may never know.

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Yea that's a bad look for Beane. Was Ingram a critical piece? No. But did he provide some useful depth? Yep. Should you throw that away for a 34 year old? No.

The problem there is that when you claim a player on Waivers - you take on the responsibility of the contract signed by the team that waived them. So if we just waived him ourselves and he went unclaimed - that contract stays on our books. So we'd be taking on his contract for the year and have lost Ingram for nothing. And it's likely he would go unclaimed. As just us and the Eagles claimed him. Now teams know he won't play for anyone but the Eagles - including the Eagles. So why would they put in another claim and take the responsibility of the contract off our hands when they don't have to? The move is simple. He plays for us or we put him on the "Did Not Report" list. With that, not only are we off the hook for his contract - we could even look to recoup some of his signing bonus if we wanted to. I don't see how putting him on the "Did Not Report" list would hurt our reputation or why we should hurt ourselves further than we already have to help out someone who screwed us over.

Belichick was a big different. Not only because the results had been so poor but because he was the de-facto GM too and on that side of the fence deserved his firing. Honestly I wouldn't have fired Reid either. The whole "it's gone stale, fire the coach" logic isn't really for me.