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Me too.. If Patrick Mahomes did that exact play throwing with his off hand (which everyone on here can see him doing), the talking heads would be ballyhooing his creativity.

Sure I get that. That was why I used 'acquisition'. And sure he was good, but he also moved on. His presence didn't really change anything for the Bills win-loss wise. Biscuit was huge. Diggs is huge.

I had this exact thought the other day. I remember when we got Biscuit. That was an insane get and solidified a stacked defense. I equate this as the biggest acquisition since. Mario and Terrell were in this category too, but they didn't work out. I thought the Bills robbed Indy in the Biscuit three-way trade. Of course Indy ultimately paid us back by stealing Howard Ballard away.

I pulled this from the Las Vegas Review today.. Can you imagine watching this game: "Allen visited Las Vegas with the Cowboys on Nov. 12, 2016, for a game against UNLV at Sam Boyd Stadium. He completed 14 of 31 passes for 334 yards, four TDs and two interceptions, but Wyoming fell 69-66 in triple overtime."

On the front page of NFL.com it says zero new cases. I'm going to trust that for now.

And Diggs threw his hand up on the left for the ball too. I can't say from the quick look I had whether he would have scored, but Diggs thought he was open.

So this is a serious question from a lifelong fan but never a football player at any level other than sandlot. What makes one guy have a cannon arm and another not? I would imagine the strength and conditioning all QBs do is meant to increase arm strength, yet all QBs are not equal. What other factors contribute to one guy having a cannon and others not? Is it just reps, strength and conditioning? Body frame? Muscle mass?

Gene Steratore called it a TD. If he doesn't know, how are we as fans supposed to know?

So I freeze framed the launch point on the Diggs bomb. Allen threw it from the 33 and Diggs caught it on the 11. So 56 air yards. That was when I knew the Bills were going to win and any doubt about his injury evaporated.

fantastic news.

I think the Browns announced this weekend that the AFC North will be a three-team dogfight. Should be interesting to watch those round robin games between the Steelers, Browns and Ravens.

Thanks. The timing of that play was exquisite.

I hope someone can show a close up look at the handoff. Talk about timing. That was brilliant.

Moving a game off of Thursday night would cheat the NFL network of a game. I don't see and I'm personally hoping that doesn't happen. I want to keep the schedule as is. I think a later buy is more desirable than an early buy. Let's go Titans, one more day of no positives. Let's do this.

I doubt anyone on here cares. I bet the FCC does. I bet the networks televising them care if the FCC starts handing out fines. We could very well progress to a tape delay if it continues. Do I care, not in the least.

Beasley is definitely walking wounded. On his last catch, there was a quick camera angle that showed him cursing and limping on that foot. It happened fast, but I definitely saw it.

In a game that had so many plays to choose from, this was my favorite. It happened so fast I didn’t even see the handoff. When it was over all I could say was wow. Huge play at an important time in the game.

If that is not a TD, I simply don't understand the rules. ergo.. I don't understand the rules.

Allen Diggs Norman

I was wondering about that. I thought I saw laces, but there was never a decent replay.

2 really bizzaro calls in this game: The Smoke TD that wasn't and the Carr fumble that wasn't.

4-0 and possibly +2 on NE. 3-0 in AFC and 2-0 in East. It's amazing how the schedule doesn't look as tough now. Titans. Hmmm .. Covid.. Broncos. Hmm Missing a bunch of players. Seattle .. Hmm. Porous Defense.. Cardinals .. Hmm. Lost B2B games. 9ers.. Hmm Injuries have really weakened their team... Patriots.. Hmm. Cams COVIDing

Yeah Baby!!! Love my team...

This team is fun..