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They can’t be installed until AFTER the Super Bowl parade. Nobody wants them completed covered in ketchup and mustard. The cleaning bill will be ridiculous.

Just having some variants/fakes of the tush push would maybe stop our opponents from committing all out to defending the tush push, thus making the tush push more successful. Though it's already highly successful.

4-4 vs this bucket Ravens Pats Chiefs Bucs Steelers Bengals Pats Eagles 7-2 vs this bucket Jets Dolphins Saints Falcons Panthers Dolphins Texans Browns Jets 11-6 (5-1/4-2) division champion, 2 or 3 seed

I'm getting 'above average' vibes from you.

That would be worst case scenario. My biggest question and concern is the Bills defense. They will need to be able to create turnovers. A McD has consistently done this. At some point regression seems logical but I think the trend continues. Of course, a lot rides on the health of the players and the younger players development. Let's see how things play out.

Are you well-educated? I feel I have to ask.

Ya to a certain extent I agree with you about those advanced stats . But Kincaid has shown in the nfl he can play at a pretty high level. His rookie season he had 70 plus catches and almost 700 yards which is extremely good for a rookie TE. So i do think those stats, matchup up with the advanced stats, that the dude can clearly create separation and produce. For whatever reason last year him and Josh weren't on the same page. And It has been confirmed that he played through some pretty tough bilateral knee injuries. I do think he has been slightly disappointing the first two seasons in totality. But i just can't fathom saying that Knox is as good as him when it comes to being a receiving tight end. It's not even close IMO

Since I know so many Covid-vaccinated people (including the Liberal side of the family) my hope is that some of the shots were just saline, or that they weren't kept in ideal conditions (remember the 'super-freeze' requirement early on that later got downplayed/ignored), and fewer people will be affected by this. Also the fewer boosters you got the better, obviously.

I think Manning will be fine, but it's a funny stat that he had more TV commercials than completions in the first half.

Not sure I'm totally on board because of their lack of playoff success. I do think they got better and their roster is the best in the NFL. I think they are the team to beat in the AFC followed by KC and then Buffalo. I think the weak AFC East division paved a nice seed for Buffalo. Two major questions are can either Buffalo or Baltimore get past the mighty Chiefs? The weak division certainly gives them a fighters chance.

Yea I am a Liam Cohen believer and I think that Texans oline sucks. If Lawrence can just play okay with BTJ and Hunter they have a chance.

I used to think this was an average or below roster bolstered by a superstar QB, but I no longer think that. There might not be a lot of stars outside of Josh Allen, but it’s a very solid roster. The offensive line is probably the best the Bills have ever had, top to bottom, and I suspect even if Josh missed 5 or 6 games, the team could easily go .500 or better. Key defensive injuries every year have prevented us from getting to the Super Bowl…

How is he a better receiver? I seriously have no idea how a lot of people can think this. Kincaid missed 4 games last year, plus had 2 busted knees, and his receiving output last year is basically the same as Dawson Knox's last 2 years combined.

Jags? Wow that's a bold prediction.

Bringing back the Jordans could really help tighten up the locker room vibe. It opens the door to signing a talented player who might come with some baggage. It's good to have linemen who are a little dirty If we bring this guy into Buffalo’s more structured setup, he might actually thrive instead of getting lost in the chaos like he did in Miami and Las Vegas.

Thank you for your service.. and like you ,I never watched a replay of that game either..

He's just too risky.

Apologies, I didn't mean to be insulting. My point really is pretty obscure, and I wasn't very articulate expressing it. I'm trying to get at a phenomenon I haven't seen described elsewhere, and it's hard to pin down. Let me try once more: I see two teams, seemingly even overall, face off. One wins, barely. Here is the phenomenon: Commentators disproportionately praise the winners, downplaying or ignoring their many mistakes, while condemning or lamenting the loser, focusing on their mistakes while pretty much ignoring the good things they did, which might even exceed the good things the winning team did. Even if the difference came down to a single bad call by the ref, or a player slipping in the mud, the one team is Glorious, the other a Loser, the one enjoying nothing but admiration, the other little but criticism. That strikes me as lazy thinking, a surrender to emotion (on the part of both sides). I get that this emotional response is part of the fun of being a fan. But the Spock in me rolls my eyes whenever I hear, for example, Mahomes lauded as The Holy One and Allen as the guy who can't get it done. If I'm Mahomes, after any of those playoff victories against the Bills, I'm saying to Allen, "Man, that could so easily have gone either way," and my triumph would be accordingly tempered by this humbling fact.

Boy are we getting bored waiting for the season to start. We're good to go IMO. Let's get it on!

I wouldn’t hate it but it just seems like it’s not a good organizational fit. Going to be one of those things where the coaching staff and GM know the team well enough to make the call.

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Putting the ball on the ground is dangerous, not sure that would work in the NFL, but there has to be a version of the fake that would work.

That was legitimately pretty. I think one thing Brady can take from the KC game is to have wrinkles out of the sneak, or other options he can turn to. He had all off season to agonize over it, so hopefully going forward if the opposing team stops it once or twice, he’ll have something else to pull from his bag of tricks instead of stubbornly calling the same play because it had worked throughout the season.

Not bad players but also not Chase & Higgins