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What did you expect him to say? Oops, my Bad? This situation looks terrible for everyone. Matt may be a the victim. She may have had some buyer’s remorse. The Process may have jumped too soon, trying to say on the right side of the optics; given other teams/players actions. Read the article. https://sports.yahoo.com/prosecutors-former-bills-punter-matt-araiza-wasnt-present-during-alleged-gang-rape-225211550.html

There used to be

Fi true! I remember him tying up three guys once while on one knee. True definition of a BEAST!

Improve the line that much and Henry would look like Jim Brown.

Elementary Watson. Well done Mr. Riot!

He is definitely no Ted Washington.

It only took one page for the whining to start. You play the schedule you are given.

Careful. This is the kind of talk that will get you in trouble. Some people here aren’t fond of the truth or reality. As you pointed out the road schedule is brutal.

Exactly

I think of it more as they are fleecing 31 suckers. Do the math, one winner and thirty one losers, the house wins every time.

It’s called a sucker bet.

Seems a bit presumptuous. Hamlin wouldn’t have made the outcome different in The Jungle from the one in the playoffs. Sounds like Titans’ fans when they talk about how they almost won the Super Bowl. No, they came close to tying the Lambs, not winning.

Sounds like the early nineties and why the Bickering Bills made four straight appearances.

Unselfishness. Brady was never a pig at the salary-cap trough. Coming off that Atlanta Super Bowl win, in 2017, Brady’s salary was 8.3 percent of the team’s cap. The year New England went 16-0 in the regular season, Brady was 6.7 percent of the cap. Just spend to the cap every year, and I’ll be reasonable, he’d tell Pioli and his successors with the keys to the Patriots’ vault. When Brady won Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year in 2005, magazine editor Terry McDonell referenced Brady’s contractual unselfishness as part of the reason for the award. This is from King’s article this morning and seems appropriate. Love him or hate him, he seems to have understood the sun of the part’s concept.

Why did you have to bring this up? Why?

He doesn’t know how to use his best weapon, which in the NFL is everything. Allen doesn’t have the needed coaching, weapons or protection to do what McDermott needs. Allen has the tools but not the background. As we saw last Sunday Wyoming is a long way from Death Valley.

Is this what Dick Jauron was talking about when he said it was hard to win in the NFL?

Someone could say it but it wouldn’t make it true. Granted Dilfer has a ring thanks to Ray Lewis but this team doesn’t have a Ray Lewis.

So when offensive skill guys got to camp, they hit the ground running and were progressively ahead of the defensive guys. And that edge may still be holding up now. It also plays into what another exec raised to me—offensive rookies are contributing more right now than defensive rookies are. Which, if those guys were taking part in those spring camps right after they were drafted, makes sense. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.si.com/.amp/nfl/2020/10/08/tennessee-titans-nfl-league-office-covid-19-protocols seems a lot of coaches are on to this. The above quote is one of many on why scoring is up.

Don’t you mean London?

So sad and so true

That is pretty rusty then. Hoyer has six years of rust on him.

I agree the Titans have obstacles but they are different than NE’s. The biggest one is that being at home is way easier than traveling, especially day of. Getting up early and spending all day on a bus, plane, bus is mentally and physically draining. The Pats then had to play a professional football game. After that kind of day I want to hit the bed in my hotel room. Whoever plays for Tennessee won’t have to endure that.

While the Titans have issues on the D line which play into the Bills favor; comparing the NE situation is a bit of stretch to me. NE traveled yesterday and live in an Eastern Time Zone. Tennessee will be much more rested these the Pats.

Oh yeah....