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That's why our strategy works so well. Wait until the combine, see which WR prospect runs closest to a 4.8, and be super excited because you know he'll be on the board when the Bills pick in R1. I don't know why other teams don't do it. It's a totally flawless strategy.

OK, am I crazy or is this insane. That Jardiance drug commercial has a warning, and I quote "Increased risk for lower limb loss" WHAT???

It's been said a lot, but man....that Texans defense is awesome. Really fun to watch. If you don't keep an extra blocker in, they will get home more often than not.

I’ll have some of what you’re smoking… we’re down our best 2 offensive lineman, our defense is a mess, and the weather may not be conducive to a very healthy passing game. I obviously hope you’re right, but at this point I am just hoping for a win… however it happens.

It's time to mandate vaccines, except for the unvetted refugees. Definitely not for them. - Finding

And there's the interception.

Ha. and just like that the Rams are going to score again and a tipped Stafford pass gets intercepted.

You do realize that he is being paid like a Robin, right? He’s getting less than half of what the top guys are getting with his $20mil AAV. Parsons gets $47mil, Hutchinson $45mil, TJ Watt $41mil, Garrett $40mil, etc. You pay your good football players, and he’s one of them whether you like it or not. No, he’s not Aiden Hutchinson, and he’s getting paid accordingly. Take off the angry colored glasses and you might see this more clearly.

Keeping an eye on Brown's game to see if Garrett can get closer to Strahan's Faux sack record.

December looks like an amazing stretch run of games league wide!

They also still have to play each other twice in the last 5 weeks. That should be some quality entertainment.

In 2023 the Jaguars started 8-3 and went 1-5 the rest of the way and missed the playoffs.

I’m really concerned Warren is going well over 100 yards today.

Do we want Houston or Indy to win? Couldn’t Houston knock us out with a tiebreaker?

If the Browns win today they're 2 games behind the division leader in the AFC North That's crazy A ton would have to happen but both the Steelers and Ravens can absolutely lose 2 more

For the Texans game I'm trying to think what will be better for their game next week vs KC. A loss to make them 'desperate' next week or a win to raise their confidence going into the game

Typical the Texans will be the first to benefit.

The rain has finally moved out of the area so it should be dry this afternoon. Post frontal winds of 20mph with gusts to 30 will probably be a factor though.

Yeah, like Marino’s take that Palmer should be the number one free agent targeted in the offseason for his separation skills so we could upgrade what we were trying to accomplish with Cooper. Unfortunately, the front office listened to Marino just like all his audience. We all have eyes and none of us should be confusing journeymen with Hall of Fame candidates.

Colts could be in for a total collapse

I think Shaq Thompson will get most of the snaps at middle linebacker with Bernard out. Spector is active mostly for depth. I expect Bernard to be back next week.

His game film breakdowns are always spot on.

It is really hard to stay at the top of your conference for 6+ years (10 for K.C.). There are going to be ups and downs, and dips, even within that stretch, or between two such stretches maybe. It is inevitable due to salary cap, contracts, players aging out, drafting late, other teams getting better, other teams being younger, healthier, hungrier, etc. Yes, there are teams on the rise, but it is foolish to think that the Mahomes, Allen, and Jackson era is over when they are only 28-, 29-, and 30-years old. Most good QBs are productive into their late 30s. There have been 18 NFL QBs to play into their early 40s. These guys all have 10-12 more productive years ahead of them. The talent of the team around them may fluctuate, but they will all still be deep in the hunt most years. And then the next question is can Denver, New England, and Chicago maintain that success for multiple years (as they have to pay their QBs, start drafting later, get FAs poached, have tougher schedules, etc.). As to the QBs themselves, obviously, the young guys will need to prove it in the post-season too (which we have yet to see), but I thought that I would look at the overall stats in comparison, just out of curiosity. Here are the QB stats for each QB's first 25 starts in the league (Williams only has 25 starts thus far, so I used that as the base number for all--even though Nix and Maye have 29 and 28 starts, respectively, to this point). FIRST 25 STARTS IN THE NFL Player Total Yards Total TDs INTs Mahomes 8,260 71 14 Jackson 6,761 57 9 Nix 6,179 51 17 Maye 6,134 40 11 Williams 6,127 34 10 Allen 6,068 45 21 Caveat for Josh...he was the most raw of those QBs coming into the league and by far came to the worst team (least amount of talent around him). K.C, Baltimore, and Denver were all pretty solid teams when they drafted their QBs. And I venture to say that Chicago and New England both had more talent last year than the 2018 salary-capped purged Bills. But, yeah, statistically the three young QBs have started well. But, let's see if they can continue to grow and produce as circumstances change around them (over a few seasons), before we put them at the same level or ahead of the big three (or four, if you include Burrow).

I hope Sauce is not seriously injured. That's the risk teams take when they go all in on one player to try and sustain success.