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Exact-a-Mundo. Show up, work hard, don't take plays off, and give it all he's got, and no one will be slagging on Keon.

And they even go through lulls Stafford had 130 passing yards versus the Seahawks

Hi, have you acknowledged that Harrison Phillips doesn't play in the CFL or (until this season) for the NY Jets yet? Let's review. You made a contention: "There hasn't been one player that they drafted that is no longer on this team that is remotely any good, outside of Edmunds" One would think that the qualification "remotely any good" would include players who have earned starting roles on good teams, or who have started consistently (because a team that is trying to improve will surely try to upgrade if their starter is not "remotely any good". But you took your little goal posts and declared that what you really meant was "stud difference makers" and I'm "reaching extremely hard" because I didn't translate what you actually wrote into what you later declared you meant. News flash: a team that lets a lot of actual stud, game changing difference maker players instead of re-signing them is a team with bad talent e v a l. So we would not expect that Bills to let go of a large number of actual stud, game changing difference makers.

Truly correct me if I am wrong but you are saying that someone trying to kill a cop is granted immunity until they injured the cop?

Burrow returning against the Pats would give that team some serious juice. If they had Chase, I’d actually pick them to win if that were the case. Id be suprised if he plays though. More likely, he returns with Chase, against Baltimore on Thanksgiving night. That said… CIN isn’t out of it in that Division, but get pretty close to it if they lose on Sunday… if he can go, Burrow is going to demand to play.

Yes. So many great charachters on M*A*S*H. Sidney Freedman, the psychiatrist as another. Alan Alda as Hawkeye is probably my answer for this question. At least in that era of television.

Let’s go Joe!

I was being a bit facetious, but when a team is so soft against the run, they create an impression of being weak overall. I do wonder why teams choose to throw when they're gouging the Bills with the run game.

Who is going to NRG in Houston for the game! Bills fans have been incredible in the past, probably 40/60 Bills fans. Past few years they had a massive pre-game (night before) at Christian's Tailgate in mid-City but have heard nothing about it for this off Thursrday night game.

Shavers ran a wind aided 4.37 40-yard dash in high school That's what he's bringing up

Leslie Nielsen ftw... Police Squad! Runner up is Chris Elliott in.. Get A Life..

As much as I hate to say it I don’t think the chiefs will lose a divisional matchup in the playoffs since it’s the third time they’ll be seeing that team, same goes for the jags with it being the second time. I don’t think NE is beating them either and Baltimore pretty much never beats them. if the colts beat them decisively I’ll feel better about it but if not it’s really kinda up to the bills to keep them out of the superbowl again. The chiefs would most likely get stomped in the Super Bowl if they made it though Yea they’re towards the top in all those advanced team ratings metrics but just can’t finish close games against good teams this year

Orlovsky thinks he's playing Sunday against the Pats.

They may go with Burrow this week since they still have a very very small chance of making the playoffs. So, it's entirely possible

Then why are they still on NFL teams, getting playing time? The OP contention that my post was intended to refute: "There hasn't been one player that they drafted that is no longer on this team that is remotely any good, outside of Edmunds" Try to keep up - There is a huge influx of new cheap guys into the league every draft. If a guy is not "remotely any good", teams will choose the cheap fresh blood who might potentially develop, over vets who are "not any good". Do you really want to argue that point? This is especially true of late rounders/UDFA. Therefore, if a guy is looking for a hat, and teams keep signing him, we can assume they think he is at least "remotely any good". Also try to keep up - you can exclude them. You can exclude ST players. And the contention that "There hasn't been one player that they drafted that is no longer on this team that is remotely any good, outside of Edmunds" is still disproven because it only takes one more player. Even the OP admits Teller is a stud and I think he just acknowledged that Harrison Phillips has not spent 4 years playing for the Jets and was in fact a full season starting DT 3 years on two very good Vikes teams (and one that was missing a QB). Q E D.

4.59 forty, according to his RAS score. His overall score was 4.37, is that what you were thinking of? Neither number is very good, but Jerry Rice didn't score very well, either.

Which is a lot better compared to the rest of the NFL than most people think. 12th in YPG and 15th in PPG. People act like they are 32nd and 32nd by a mile, and it simply isn't true. Run D is bad, pass D is really good for the most part.

True. Definitely more innate in Shavers than Keon, though. Shavers is an intelligent player. IMO it just going for to take playing time for Shavers to learn weak spots in zones. He’ll figure out I’m guessing

Typically the issue is steroids allow the muscles to unnaturally grow stronger than what the tendons/ligaments can support which is one of the checks/balances in the body naturally. When you lift weights, the body will never naturally allow muscles to get bigger than what can be supported by the tendons/ligaments. Tendons and ligaments increase in strength much slower than the muscles can because of the relative lack of bloodflow to them. That's why after the initial "jump" observed when starting out lifting weights, the muscle growth tends to slow down, to ensure the tendons/ligaments can keep pace. When this gets overridden by steroids, the tendons/ligaments are no longer able to withstand the additional forces placed on them by stronger contractions than what they can handle and they essentially snap.

Numbers wise both on offense and defense they are playing better than they were last year. The big difference is they are losing 1 score games when they were winning them improbably some weeks like that blocked FG against Denver last year.

Coleman seems to always say the right things in the media but by his actions he is showing he doesn't get it or understand what he is saying Hopefully someone he understands and respects gets through to him, how great of an opportunity playing with Josh Allen really is. Not many young receivers come right out of college and are given an opportunity to be a go to player with a QB the caliber of Allen

I’d rather see video of Coleman celebrating Bills TD. Hoecht had torn Achilles, and told doctors he was gonna stay on bench, and watch game. He then asked McD if we could go watch with the defense. Hoecht celebrated with Bills jubilantly, with a torn Achilles. If Keon can’t celebrate with his teammates, is dancing on sideline, and was vague in postgame interview if he got the message or not. Not a good look Keon at the very least. Compare and contrast Keon and Hoecht, it’s a massive difference.

Burrow full participant today. Doubt he plays against the Patriots, because of course he won’t.. but lining up for a return Thanksgiving night against Baltimore. Might give the team (Chase aside) added juice to get a W with Burrow close in a division where they’re not exactly out of it.. yet.

The Chiefs look tired and uninterested. That team has played a lot of games over eight long seasons. They have played 20+ more games than most of their opponents when you factor in the playoffs. The hunger isn't there.

But beane does draft better rounds 4 5 6 7 then basically most GM His ability to find good football players round 5 is a great ability... I'm not giving up on Coleman yet... If there's one organization that could get into his head the good way it will be the bills Dion and shakir and Josh can right the ship... We need these three to lead by example for everybody on the offense