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  1. 7 minutes ago, Cubanmist said:

    I wonder, is it possible that Josh had Diggs on his mind throughout the game and perhaps threw off his game? This was an emotional game for both but there seems to be something there and you can tell by the way Josh looked when he gave Diggs a pound at the end of the game. Diggs has go to be in his head.

    I thought this too, at least on the last drive. Looked like a bit of hero ball there trying to win the game with the long bomb to Hollins. 

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  2. 2 minutes ago, Einstein said:

     

    Suppose it depends on your definition of “often”. If often is “sometimes”, then yes. 
     

    But logically, for the majority to be right, they must have a large number of people with the right opinion within it. And by virtue of it being the majority, this means that most people are intelligent enough to be on the “right” side. I think I can even model this mathematically…

     

    Let X be a variable representing correctness (or in my opinion, being on the “Allen played well” side of the equation). Well, X follows a normal distribution with mean μ and variance σ^2. The probability density of X would be f(x) = (1 / (σ * sqrt(2π))) * exp(-(x - μ)^2 / (2σ^2)). To find the probability that an opinion falls within a majority range defined as [μ - kσ, μ + kσ], we can calculate P(μ - kσ ≤ X ≤ μ + kσ) = integral from (μ - kσ) to (μ + kσ) of f(x) dx. We can also define C(x) as inversely related to the density function, meaning C(x) is proportional to 1 / f(x).

     

    Long story short, the probability that the majority would be wrong can be approximated (with my model anyway) by Rate of error = 1 - integral from (μ - kσ) to (μ + kσ) of (1 / f(x)) dx.

     

    This model would imply that majority skews toward the wrong side of the correctness scale. The problem is that the inverse relation of C(x) is problematic and there are assumptions here. But I think you get where i’m coming from anyway.

     

     

    You're trying too hard here pal. Allen was not good on Sunday. It's okay to say it.

     

    Joe Brady did him no favours though, that much is certain.

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  3. 2 minutes ago, Peace Frog said:

    The players on this team I would absolutely keep are as follows: Josh Allen, Khalil Shakir, Dalton Kincaid, James Cook, and a healthy Matt Milano.  That's about it.

    Bernard? Taron Johnson? Benford? I'd keep all three of those guys ahead of Cook and Kincaid.

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  4. 32 minutes ago, Big Blitz said:


     

    If you have a subscription or anyone - what do they say

     

     


     

    Wait till you see the first sack - and David Edwards - at 7:30 left in the first quarter.  
     

    That was a lot of what I thought I was seeing. 
     

    Heat up the middle.  

     

     

  5. 2 minutes ago, Big Blitz said:

    I don’t know if I agree with this at all.  
     

    I don’t recall seeing Will Anderson or Danielle Hunter all game. 
     

    Did they play?

     

    I know there were plays Allen was under duress but was that blitzes, from up the middle?
     

    I’ll need to see what we got on tape or the folks with time who break it down can show us.  But I thought Brown and Dawkins were fine.  
     

    Good lord dude. Pay for the HD feed.

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  6. 5 hours ago, mrags said:

    Dawkins is a fat tub of goo and he sucks. But he has a cool line, Shno you know everyone loves him 

    Wouldn't say he necessarily sucks. But like McDermott, he does seem like someone who shrinks the brighter the lights get.

     

    If he doesn't choke there, at the very least this game goes to OT.

  7. Guy gets bullrushed again at the worst possible time. Allen has a wide open Samuel there on third down just as he had Shakir last year in the endzone against the Chiefs late in the 4th. Both times the big-mouthed slob gets dogwalked right into the qb he gets paid handsomely to protect and the throw is compromised. Guy is as much of a choker as his head coach. 

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  8. Glad the Bills are in the AFC because the CBS broadcasts are so much better than Fox. Other than Beth Mowins, all of the pxp guys range from good to excellent. Nantz, Harlan, Eagle are all better than anyone on Fox. Spero Dedes is probably second to last on their depth chart and even he's not that bad. 

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  9. 4 minutes ago, dave mcbride said:

    Fumbles. What happens when a ball is fumbled is totally random and impossible to predict, so the best thing is to never fumble at all. I wouldn't count on the luck of the bounce if I were a head coach. I'd want a guy who didn't fumble at all.

    Agree with this. But I'm surprised Cook only has 4. Thought for sure it was more than that.

     

    Fumbled on his first ever carry. Also had one against Dallas last year. Surprised there's only two more.

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