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He just got a 4 year $36 million deal with $9 million signing bonus. He missed two days of work - that’s not excessive.

Browns are starting to implode in this one....

It doesn’t matter if he’s on IR... he’s getting paid to be there and he no showed twice and told them about it after the fact.

so we should bet the under?

Add in the probability of a game ending in a tie after OT and the numbers probably become slightly closer. My gut is that the “right” call was to go for it based on Hauschka’s performance in preseason and this season.

No - it was not in your lot. The Buffalonian love was not the same in Lot 7.

Awesome - I brought my 7 year old, and we got to watch a drunk guy hang on the hood of someone else's car while they tried to drive away. Eventually he ripped their wiper blades off after pouring beer on their windshield. A crowd of bystanders stepped in to film the event in vertical position. I assume the victory kept everyone in good spirits because nobody threw a punch. - Not in Hammers Lot.

If Uncle Rico and John Bender (The Breakfast Club) had a love child.

He apparently has multiple accounts - Cleveland has already issued a statement saying it will be dealt with internally.

Me too - listening in the truck on the way home from the Bills’ game. It was the most entertaining part of the show... that and Kitchens is an idiot. (Paraphrase - “we held hem to 21 minutes of offense. We did a good job of stopping them quickly” - no you got gashed for multiple long TDS.

Jermaine a Whitehead isn’t happy with his critics.... I’m pretty certain these tweets are from the locker room. https://bustedcoverage.com/2019/11/03/jermaine-whitehead-dustin-fox-twitter-cracker/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Pats put him on IR so he would hit waivers and keep him from going to a playoff contender. Id be surprised if he makes it past the jets.

The major thing that concerns me is that the Process hasn't shown any Progress this season. We knew the defense would be stout coming into the season as they were returning nearly all starters and replacing Kyle with a 1st round pick. The offense we thought would take time to gel. Unfortunately they don't look any better after 7 games. The timing hasn't come together and that's troublesome. We've beat bad teams and will continue to be bad teams, but we haven't shown any real sign that we've taken a step forward to beat mediocre or good teams - let alone the juggernaut in our own division. I don't care about 300 yards - it's just a talking point for WGR... what I do care about is being able to take control of games when we're up and having the ability to move the ball quickly when we're down. We need to be able to hit passes on all three levels and we need to be able to run the ball effectively. I can live with Josh Allen's interceptions while he learns, but the fumbles need to stop.

Asking $400 for the pair. Section 130, front row!

John Wick?

I hear it too - just assumed it was attempted mind control.

They'd get smoked in the league now if they weren't already subject to modern training, technique etc.

I really don't see RB as a need worth giving up any future picks for with this roster - compared to holes at Edge rusher, WR, OL etc.

This exactly - You have to take a chance to win now, because there's no guarantee that tomorrow will give you a better opportunity. The schedule is incredibly favorable this season. The long term viability of our team comes down to if we have consistently strong QB play... if you have that, the rest will fall into place. If we don't, the mid level draft pick we gave up for this chance likely won't make a difference in 2, 3 or 4 years when we're looking to find a new QB. We have a unique opportunity now in a down conference to contend with a promising question mark at QB, a strong defense and room with the Cap this is the opportunity to take a stab at it.

He doesn't seem like a "Process" guy - and a possible clubhouse cancer.

Market for green is getting smaller but more desperate - Bills, Indy and who?

I've seen a trend over the last 10 years of Bills fans taking over upstate (north of Syracuse). A few potential causes: 1) The kids of the Super Bowl years now have children that are old enough to be interested and care. 2) The Jets and Giants moved their training camp from Albany and Cortland to NJ 3) Bills Mafia - In a world of "social media and influencers" the tailgate experience has become as much about being a Bills fan as the game itself (for better or worse).

Robert Foster hasn't been on the field - for whatever reason he appears to have been the catalyst for the successful deep ball last season.

I've re-watched the game and I think Allen was just fine. He didn't put up 300, but he did what he was asked to do. He threw behind Beasely early in the game and missed on the two deep balls - outside of that he did well. He didn't have enough pass attempts to put up the huge stats that everyone wants to see without hitting a deep ball. Knox drop alone cost him 4% in his completion percentage and probably 15-20 yards. Beasely didn't come up with a very catchable ball on an out as well - which won't go down as a drop on the stat sheet but most NFL WRs would have come up with it. Would have, could have, should have... I get it - but if both players made those routine plays, his stat line reads 18/26 (69%) for 240, 2 TDs 0 INTs and 32 yards rushing on 4 carries. I'll take that. I'll call it here - next week he'll have his 300 yards passing.

He's worth a 6th and hope to resign him as depth next year.