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Good. I hope he knees Ossai and Hendrickson directly in the nuts next week too.

Basically the offense is missing rhythm.

Oh boo hoo, your 300 pound body is on top of him and he used his knee to try to get you off. What a cry baby. Thanks Cam for getting out QB fired up.

“He kneed me in the ovaries and that really hurt”

Brady did well today. He found something the Steelers could not stop and hammered them with it. I swear some here would rather they had tried to throw the ball all day and lose.

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Chipped Watt a lot also. Some plays multiple chips- like a pinball 😂

I had already assumed it would be really hard to keep Vandy around in 2026 given the other OL contracts in play and the fact Grable was ahead of him when healthy. Maybe now he will get a good enough contract elsewhere that it yields something in the comp pick formula. The offseason O-line decisions are going to be very interesting.

How any maroon here can criticize either the Bills for not passing when they ran for over 250 yards, or Anderson (other than the dumb false starts) when he and the O line wiped people out all day, or a dominant second half outscoring the opposition 23-0 defies any common sense and is sbsurd.

Well, considering we have nearly as many TDs through the air as we do on the ground…yes. Just because it doesn’t pass your eye test doesn’t mean it’s bad football. Sure, we have areas to improve. Every team does. The statistics say we’re a top offense. I’d venture a guess that no other fanbase in the league would be as pissy as this one is about an 8-4 team. The negativity on this board is both mind blowing and mind numbing.

Remember Mike Gillislee and Fat Karlos? They looked like Shady. Kromer is working magic again. Brady stinks. No passing offense should ever look this bad even with the players he has. Certainly not with Allen.

On the brighter side... Former UB great Jaret Patterson was elevated off the practice squad today by the Chargers, ran for 55 on 11 carries and scored his first TD in 4 years.

Here is locker room interview with Heyward.

I haven't seen him or Cook doing the smelling salts thing lately

I think the penalty happened later than gene initially thought so they could enforce it on the kickoff or something to that effect. Gene offered an explanation later on in the broadcast

I'll bet my house it wasn't his "stomach" or he wouldn't have been that pissed.

Maybe we see that vaunted Bills pass rush like we had against KC....what are the odds? Are they gonna use this Fox dude?

Heyward claims Josh hit him in the gut with a knee on purpose and the jawing back and forth which pissed him off.

Ravens got away from the running game after Henry was gashing them and got a long TD in the first quarter. I'm not sure he even got a carry in the 2nd quarter. Somehow (and this is baffling to me), the Bengals have a worse running defense than we do. Run the ball.

Personal foul for unsportsmanlike conduct on Metcalf after Pittsburgh TD. Ref goes to McDermott. Penalty will be enforced on the kickoff. Nope. Can’t be enforced on the kickoff. So Boswell kicks a 33 yard extra point instead of a 48 yard extra point. And Pitt kicks off as if no penalty whatsoever had been called. But wait. Stenatore says it can be enforced on the kickoff! What a cluster****. Can anyone make sense of any of this?

Bengals are a different team with Burrow back, defense included. A QB like that just elevates the whole team.

OU’s biggest issue is that the committee has ND ahead of them. I have no idea why. As I wrote above, I’d choose OU over ND. I’d also ND behind Miami and Miami won head to head and ND best wins are meh. If I were you, I’d be rooting hard for Texas Tech and GA.

The Steelers are like the definition of an average team and have been for the better part of a decade. Nothing about that stat surprises me.

If this was true, there’ll be video of it tomorrow. Unlikely. He’s frustrated the defense gave their offense opportunities to win a game and couldn’t do anything. You’d expect more from a Walter Payton Man of the Year recipient.