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...that I have no idea what the Lions' equivalent of "Go Bills" is.

When Babich asked me if I thought they should hold a man on the line to contain Maye and keep him from bailing out of the pocket to his right I said “Nah, why would you do something rational like that. Just let the kid run.”

Waisting... is that like "pantsing"?

He's not there yet, BUT, currently, as a second year player, he was good enough last night to move the chains and take advantage of the Bills secondary when he had to when they started to bring pressure. He is better than Fields and Tua. If Vrabel finds an AJ Brown and a Derrick Henry, he has a higher upside than Tannehill...

The defender has his left hand on the ball and pops it out. You can clearly see it on the replay in this thread (if you can stomach watching it again, it's very apparent on the second angle they show).

Golf… which he is actively trying to be good at already.

Everything I’ve seen suggests he’d be a beast at beer pong.

It begs the questions, did they cut the ending off early because Gabe dropped the line...

Watching TNF last night, the thing I realized about Jones, for me, despite the fact that he was a Patriot***, my hatred is of the player. I was sooooooo irrationally annoyed while watching a game between two teams I really don't give a **** about last night and listening to the commentators slobber all over him. At one point Fitz, who I appreciate much more when he's not behind center for the Bills, said something nice about him and I was like "**** you Fitz, go **** yourself." My wife commented earlier in the game, prior to growing tired of my disposition and going to bed, that my mood was almost like when I'm watching a Bills game and they're losing. Oh, also, what does this have to do with Allen's new commercial?

And then we have to listen to the media gush over them like they’re some inspirational resurrection story. 🤮

Williams coughed up that game at the goal line. Never should have gone to OT.

I make actual vomit if I continue to listen to this Mac Jones ball washing… 9er’s are the epitome of winning despite a lack of talent at QB.

Looks like he tried, but faking vomiting must be harder than faking an injury. 😂

Uhhh… no. Not even close.

And if you don’t get a first down the fans get treated to the histrionics of the latest phantom injury to Mac Jones… 😂

Same trajectory, different graphs. Jones's trajectory was a cresting wave of suckitude.

Nah, Maye's ceiling is soooo much higher than Jones, who's currently trying as hard as he can to throw the game away (that's 2 near picks on this drive alone).

Could be worse... FOX keeps trotting out the babbling remains of Terry Bradshaw like some morbid hybrid of Weekend at Bernies and Groundhog Day.

...Matt Stafford and Justin Herbert have to feel a little jilted.

I can't imagine teammates have a ton of respect for a guy like this.

Mac Jones is a drama queen cry baby who's always looking for sympathy. Watching him in San Fran makes me realize my hatred for him was very minimally associated with the fact that he was a Patriot**.

Nice to see a player get paid and then live up to the contract (that's right, I'm giving the side-eye to you, Rousseau).

Did Williams hurt his knee spinning around when Rattler faked him out of his jock, or did he come in hot in the locker room and not break down in time to make it through the doorway?

If they have a big lead going into the 4th Q, should they intentionally only score 29 points or less total so that the odds of them scoring 30+ goes up for the rest of the season... 🤔

Sanker looks to be a bright spot for the Saints. He made a couple of really nice plays.