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Gotta give props to Jordan Poyer. Washed up 34 year old still digging deep.

Roundy always has well thought out positions and he retains ownership of his own words later on. Extremely solid poster. - teef

The pittsburgh one he lost was just so absurdly fluky its hard to fault it as a "ball security" issue. Diving for the pylon isn't great unless you're superman with massive hands, but its hard to coach that out of a player. The one at the 2 was inexcusable though.

I'd have forgotten my password by now.

He’s a superstar, game breaking RB and I couldn’t be happier with his play and his contract. I’m glad that we got the fumbles behind us in the regular season as he should put be making ball security his priority

Looking forward to see who the NFL assigns for the referee group for this game. Just no Hochuli and we win easy. You know when the NFL assigns the Hoc that it's an automatic loss. The Chiefs are turning into the Seahawks and Mahomes is on the Russell Wilson trajectory imo.

tells everyone all they need to know about your lack thereof. Almost every SCOTUS justice is Ivy League. Brown is. Davis is not. But tell me how that's all due to her and his race....

Been checking midwest corrections agencies for dates of upcoming paroles, have ye now? 🤔

Wondering if he's ramped up the hitting and intensity of practice given the number of practice injuries we've seen this year.

well crap...looks like I'll be stuck with Cle-Chi in the early window if my memory of how all this works is correct. Could easily bite my way around that problem last season, but not anymore.

Can't get the beneficiary accoutrements WITHOUT crossing that last river (to paraphrase that beautifully done, yet painfully honest 30 for 30), unfortunately. At this stage in his career, he's a Dan Reeves, or Marty Schottenheimer(sp). His teams come up, predictably if you're into patterns, short when it counts the most IMO I'm not saying it's 100% on him (luck be a donkey for this franchise) but preparation (vs adjustment) seems his undoing, ultimately That isn't to say a narrative don't change every so often, but if he were to FINALLY win it all, it will be an unprecedented feat, if you go by tenure length vs 1st championship In the meantime, the SAME issues continue to denture the visions/dreams of all who have stake in this franchise, from the most casual fan in Japan, all the way up to the top man in command... Incidentally, as a forever lurker to this site I have noticed that you, Mr Eball have been not as frequently contributing to the GTDs and other discussions, as you used to be And, as you are one of my FAVORITE TBD characters, it is a sad observation to acknowledge. And, I agree 100% that we have passed a critical-mass-threshold for jackass'y new posters on this site. Not quite, The Road Warrior-level wasteland, at least not yet; but inching closer to such a reality, the longer this team stays relevant 😟 I miss your insight, and your character around here. To quote another fav film; "it really tied the room together, did it not???" - Walter Sobchak

Been lazy.... my bad. Bills lose to Patriots (10-4) Bills over Browns (11-4) Bills over Eagles (12-4) Bills over Jets (13-4) Bills get 5th seed. Bills @Steelers Chargers @ Patriots Texans @ Jacksonville Broncos #1

I was against giving him the money he was demanding. And the Bills didn't, so I was all good with the signing. And he has been a slam dunk this year, despite the fumbles. He needs to clean that up. He almost lost the game because of that fumble. But he has been awesome overall.

It seems like we would get up to big leads and then coast. Bills/Packers 2022 comes to mind.

28 posts in 21 years. At least we won’t see you again until next years

They readjusted it after the suspension - its 6.6 now. Either way, i don't know that he was their first choice. I was hoping for someone a bit beefier like Slaton.

Unless someone else wants to jump on this research sooner, I can look into it tonight.

There was a time when the Bills fell asleep in the 2nd and 3rd quarters on offense, particularly the 3rd. You are remembering correctly. Those were the Daboll years. But they would usually wake up by the 4th quarter.

Rocket surgery? Since when did rockets start having surgery? Did it heal well?

You see this guy This guy's in love with you Yes, I'm in love Who looks at you the way I do When you smile I can tell We know each other very well How can I show you I'm glad I got to know you, 'cause (sorry...couldn't resist 😁)

Hey, I'd tune in and watch. This would be awesome! I don't think it will work out for them, but I'd certainly watch every minute of it!

Depending on the convo you’re having sure…I don’t think it’s unreasonable to say the bills typically play good football in December/January and feeling optimistic about their chances against this playoff field based on that though. but obviously if the question is have they won anything the answer is definitely no lol. none of the other afc teams in the field have won anything recently enough to matter though. Heck 4 of the franchises have never won a superbowl at all

I tried googling it and looking it up here and memory is fuzzy on this... but wasn't there a time in the last 4-5 years where we always started the games really well and fell asleep in the 3rd quarter? Am I completely wrong? Right now we are playing the last half of the game excellently. I 100% know we were among the best to ever start a game with opening drives scoring a few years ago - Daboll era I think. But, I do remember at some point we shined in the first half and fell apart later in the game... Please help me get this straight...

He knows his already flawed roster, has now also been killed by injuries. Whatever black magic he's using to get these timely runs of good defense and mostly good offense with exactly Zero(o) starting quality perimeter WRs,...like keep talking about toughness my dude I know I'm known to be a fan of his, but this is without a doubt - in my mind - his best coaching job. I don't understand how the Bills are sitting here with 9 wins instead of 5.

it also helps that Bishop no longer needs to worry about Rapp knocking him out on every other play.