BRH

Fred Jackson did it in 2014, I believe

Missed the GDT because I was in DC again watching with my son; I need to come down here more often. (The Light Horse in Alexandria is a great little Bills bar.) I too thought Josh looked frustrated and almost resigned for much of the first half. But the defense came up huge, harassing Dalton most of the game, and mostly throttled Carolina’s big receivers. Hairston and Hoecht were difference-makers for sure. I didn’t notice Ogunjobi at all; did he play much? Nice to hang a 40-spot on the road and keep the opponent to single-digits. Really was hoping Cook would break into the franchise top five for single-game rushing yards, but he just missed (although he did beat Thurm’s career high by three yards) and the lopsided score kept him him from chasing more. Top five is still OJ (four times) and Gilchrist.

Ball don’t lie I guess

Weak PI call but I ain’t complaining. The Chiefs are winning that division anyway so Denver losing is a good thing. Idiot kicker choked just now though

They never had three road games in a row and they rarely ever played a team coming off a bye when they weren’t also coming off a bye or a long week.

He’s just not good. Never was. And now that he doesn’t have Hill, it’s even more obvious.

Just left the game with a bad hammy

Against the vaunted Titans

One of our patterns has been that we let the other team march down the field on its first drive, presumably so we can "see what their gameplan is," lull them into a false sense of "hey, it's working" security, and then we adjust while they continue to beat the same drum. I have to believe that other teams see that pattern and the easy counter is to do one thing on the first drive and then switch it up the next time you get the ball, and keep switching it up, staying one step ahead. I'm not good enough at X's and O's to know whether the Pats and Falcons (and maybe to some extent the Saints) did that. But my sport is baseball and that's what good pitchers do, switch it up the second and third times through the lineup. Anyone have any thoughts?

I just want to keep bumping this topic because it's fun to ***** with some people.

Defense was terrible in the first half, no doubt (although two of the Falcons’ three scoring drives were massively penalty-aided). In the second half, they gave up three (3) points and about 110 yards. After the offense came out with a TD drive in the second half, the defense gave the offense multiple opportunities to get back in it, and the offense ***** the bed every single time. By the end when they finally gave up a field goal, who could blame them? They were patchwork by that point, and gassed. The defense has given up 23 and 24 points in the last two games. A 30-ppg offense wins both of those games. This is on the offense.

Oh look an end-around that works

Three times in the last three weeks with this *****. Shakir, Knox, Moore. For the love of god STOP IT

Was he now?

Crazy play