WhitewalkerInPhilly

That might be the ugliest 24 point win I've ever seen. Buuuut that's a 24 point win. Amari Cooper immediately showed what we traded for him and Coleman is the beneficiary

You got what you asked for

I mean ok

I've been thinking about that. He's definitely closer to the end of his career but using what the Titans paid Hopkins I think so. 2025 is a bit right but back loaded and a ~3 year deal with the expectation of it being two and maybe a void year I think Beane could swing it

I love Cook, but the more I see of Davis I want him as our 1st and 2nd down back and have Cook be more of what Samuel was supposed to be.

To be fair it's better than the other way around. I remember a stretch of the drought, maybe the Trent Edwards era where the team had it together in the 1st half and then utterly disintegrated in the 2nd

3rd and 18. The Titans have us where they want us!

And here comes the flags

Welcome aboard!!!

Guys it turns out that Josh Allen is really good at intermediate distance passes. Maybe we should try more of them

Never stop your opponent when they're in the middle of making a mistake. I'll take it

The crazy thing to me is that we started off the year doing things like that. I remember week one having Coleman running a slant route against a guy he physically outmatched and got a PI call. He DID have offensive originality I just have zero idea what's happened

Oof. This is bad. Very bad. The sad thing is that it could be much worse

It turns out good things happen when you tackle your opponents QB

That is embarrassing. A huge turnover in opponents territory and you can't even get to FG range

Well. I guess we remembered we had Josh Allen

Wife's brother's wife. No wiggling out of this one

At an event at the Philly zoo. I've already seen four groups in Bills gear. Go Bills!

At an event for my sister in laws birthday. I am so glad I sprung for rewind

Bad News: Rudolph doesn't make the same number of boneheaded throws that Levis does. Good News: Rudolph is still pretty bad Better news: Rudolph is probably still traumatized from the last time he came to Buffalo https://youtu.be/bSJi0iuzBHE?si=9dikdrVb81TaOy5X Fixed it for you 😛

Ooof. I don't like it on a number of levels. For one I really just want the Dolphins to be bad and Tua is undeniably better than the scrubs they've had in. I still think the Bills are the better team and will be even better than their last matchup (Cooper will have been in, defense is recovering) and the Bills just have a schematic advantage with what they like to do (Phins are below average vs the run in YPG and YPC, Bills zone D has been consistently containing Miami's offense the entire Tua era) On a human level I don't want him dying on the field. I remember our collective horror and the horror of the players when Hamiln had his heart stop and that was far more a freak chance than another traumatic hit for Tua. I don't care so much that I wish that on Tua. Finally, as a fan of football: hitting is part of the game. I legitimately thought some of the Rapp hits would get him thrown out considering how the refs were flagging Dawkins, Epenesa and TJ. Those jarring hits saved touchdowns and killed drives and they were completely legal. We watched Epenesa put on a clinic of a wrap up tackle, attempt to strip sack and then brace his fall before he hit the ground and then rolled off Rodgers and they STILL flagged him. Imagine what will happen when Tua is out there.

How much did the refs get fined for that bullsheisse they were calling on the field? None? Then I don't care

I reasonably brave coach could say "Our franchise QB is indefinitely out. We aren't going to burn assets on a rental if we are so underwater that miss the playoffs anyway. Evaluating our younger players seems like a better use of our time, money and picks" Because if the Phins are likely to do that is Tua comes back later

Tom Grossi on the script writer meeting before Bills vs Jets https://youtu.be/nGNjpEn2Mfw?si=7MaOq6dVEHAAQjXz

I mean that's a low bar at present but I agree. Even a middle to low end starting X and/or reliable field stretcher opens up the space Kincaid, Shakir and Coleman have been missing. I think that they are the true beneficiaries and it's no coincidence that MVS was immediately shown the door