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My reaction to Maye extending plays was damn he looks like a younger version Josh Allen. I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who thought this. I'm fine with that. Allen seems to thrive in the snow.

Watching Coleman, in the snow he was very tentative with his movement. I think that played a factor in any route beyond quick slants for him.

A boy scout leader has people pitching each other's tents 😬

@Miyagi-Do Karate Today years old learning about windy.com, Miyagi. Thank you, Sensei! @boyst Brother it is hilarious and yet still upsetting to me. I remember seeing that with Carlin...and realizing how much older I am now than he was then.

hey you guys, got a great sign for Sunday! Warby Parker up 27% today! That's Tre White's Number! Big game inbound!

Well, this thread certainly went in a surprising direction

Of course people die from complications of vaccines. We know that. We also know that more people die from the disease than from the vaccine. There's a word for people who can't keep these two thoughts in their head at the same time ... When I was a kid there was a stupid debate about seat belt laws. Opponents of those laws always used to say that sometimes seatbelts actually kill you; one person will be "thrown clear" in a head-on collision while the person in the next seat will be trapped inside a burning wreck because he had a seatbelt on. Yeah, once in a blue moon that did happen. So what? Stupid.

That's why in 23 years I have only 8,000 or so posts. JP, I would so eat up a 300 yard Allen passing day along with a 125 yard Cook rushing day against the Pats. Throw in Johnson, too, Mat. I like when he gets touches, as well.

My leader in Cub Scouts, Mr. Engleberg, would have him pitching everyone’s tent for doing those weakazz push-ups.

I still say the most entertaining draft was the COVID year. Between a peek into the Vrabel home life, to drunken Roger in his totally real not staged basement man cave, to Bill Belichick's dog making the picks....what a time to be alive

Oh, I be stretching in my eight minutes. know what I’m saying? Wink wink.

May take a week And it may take longer

Winning. Show renewed . living in his head. more clever, talented and agile

Pulling on it won't really make it any longer

That includes 7 minutes 45 seconds of stretching.

I'm on the fence nerves-wise for this game. I think, while the division is still a possibility, it is a pretty big longshot with only 4 games left. Winning obviously helps that and keeps us in a good spot for the playoffs. The biggest thing is, I would prefer NE not clinch the division against us. If they do it, do it another game ideally lol. All that said, a loss is not the end of the world with our current record and the seedings and the schedules the other wild cards have to finish the year.

I was at this game. The most surprising thing to me is me and my friend on the drive back to his house in Windsor (He's a Lions season ticket holder), we were listening to the Lions post game show, and the number of people saying they would get rid of Goff for Allen was surprising. Even more surprising is how the radio hosts agreed with every caller on that.

I am standing up at the water's edge in my dream I cannot make a single sound as you scream It can't be that cold, the ground is still warm to touch Hey, we touch This place is so quiet, sensing that storm Red rain is coming down Red rain Red rain is pouring down Pouring down all over me

Mayo may be able to bring in a front line pitcher.

Some around here still hoping for 1 pm start time, so they can be to bed by 5 pm.

Especially given Buffalo's relative lack of production from the wide receivers this season.

This being a huge road game Sunday, I figured I'd check the big road game exactly one year ago, week 15, 2024 season. Well, it was the Lions game, our offense was incredible and we won 48-42. Lions came into the game 12-1, we were 10-3 and playing in their house. We needed it to stay close to KC for the number 1 seed. Some notes rewatching it: 1) Offense was completely wide open. Many plays with four and even five wide. Coleman, Cooper, Hollins, and Samuel were quiet, most of the damage was done by Kincaid, Knox, Ty Johnson, and Jimbo Cook. Good omen for our offense this year. Coleman had one nice deep grab. Ray Davis flashed a lot too. 2) Josh was insane. Running, throwing dimes, touch passes, scrambling, you name it. Beyond MVP level. He had that crazy no-look chest TD pass to Kincaid called back on a hold. 3) Our defense gave up a ton of yards, but our pass rush looked better than this year. Ed Oliver was a monster. Just an animal out there. Von made an impact, surprisingly. Most surprising, Rousseau was much more active in pash rush, not just contain rushing like he seems to be this year. 4) Coverage was not good, Benford was great but Elam was not, safety play was poor. 5) The whole team played very fast, very dialed in... all in all, the game gave me confidence. If we open up our offense a bit more now, we can ramp up to this level. We have the key guys with us. Brandin Cooks has to play the Amari Cooper role. 6) On defense, if we can get Ed and Bosa back in the playoffs, we can be as good or better than last year. Sometimes, lost in the anxiety of watching games live, I forget how good the Bills are... especially in December when they're dialed in and not flat like we often are in the early/mid season. This game reminded me how scary we can be for other teams. We might just boat race the Patriots on Sunday. GO BILLS!

8 minutes? who are you, superman?