BearNorth

You are correct. I was in HS, and remember the big buzz about this amazing kicker from Cornell who was a soccer player. I live in the North Country and apparently he and his family were refugees from Hungary and his father was a medical doctor at the state hospital in Ogdensburg. Since he kicked at Cornell, he might be the first in D-I as well. I did find this tho - https://ampoleagle.com/bednarski-preceded-gogolak-in-soccerstyle-kicking-p8059-208.htm. Apparently Texas had a soccer style kicker in 1957.

Dawkins and McGovern will have to strap it up facing Barrett and Vea. Their SS is not great so Kincaid may be able to operate. They have a sub playing at LDT so hopefully Torrence can handle him and establish the running game. I actually think with Knox hurt, the passing game gets better with the Shakir/Harty/Sherfield committee in the slot.

Unfortunately no. Wonder if he broke it on his "angry run"

Actually his run blocking grade is lower than Kincaid's, but that may be due to (1) injury, (2) having to pick up Spencer's oopsies

Just announced Knox is going to have wrist surgery and will be out indefinitely. Could explain his catch issues.

Masterful is Kelce, 12 catches, 13 targets, 179 yards and a TD. Nice game for the rookie, but still a ways to go.

Suh played last season for $2MM - $750k of that was incentives, e.g. snaps played, play in playoff game etc.

I thought the Offensive Pass Interference on Murray was huge. That cost us 4 points, and Bass continuing to have a case of the shanks cost another 3.

Kincaid with a catch over 3 yards! Progress

We need to fix our run defense or we will go nowhere with some of the RB's we are facing.

Refs must have got a memo about pick plays. Wonder if Kelce gets called when he does that?

This is yet another underthrow by Josh for an INT. Is there still lingering arm damage from last week/last year?

looking at the Pats, their strength on D, [if they have one] are the ILB's and Safeties, so that would also suggest that their DL will not get much pressure and their corners will be exposed.

So Juju, Boutte and Cunningham all inactive today, suspect we will see a lot of Gesicki/Henry sets, and Pats will try to pound the rock with Bills missing Jones, Oliver, Milano .

I read somewhere that on obvious passing third downs they might move Rousseau inside and have Von and AJE on the edges

Cook is 45 of 48 RB's with a pass block grade of 16.5, However McCaffrey isn't much better at 23.2. Achane - the top rated running back has zero pass block snaps. Murray is the Bill's top ranked RB so far with solid grades in every phase of the game.

Ed has picked up $79K in fines [5 infractions] do we need to worry when he comes back that the zebra's will be watching his every action?

What amazes me is how many of these "bust" USC QB's have spent time with the Bills. - Rob Johnson, Matt Barkley, Matt Leinart, Matt Cassell ...

Kincaid currently has a higher run blocking grade than Knox. Morris [who will miss the Pats game] is our top graded tight end, although on a limited number of snaps compared to K&K. Wondering if Knox needing to stay close to help Spencer Brown is affecting his measurables?

NFL teams can designate up to eight players to return from IR during the season, and an individual player can be so designated twice. When a player is cleared to practice, it activates a 21-day window during which the player must be activated to the 53-man roster or be placed on season-ending injured reserve at the conclusion of that three-week period.

So with Kaiir and Cam Lewis both nicked up, does this mean we will be starting Josh Norman at CB2?

You mean the guy ranked behind Thurman Thomas in the annals of OK State football. 🙂

I imagine Jamaica will field a pretty good team for this.

Weather looking like high 50's, wet field, windy, should we be worried about Josh's shoulder with 10-20 mph winds forecast. Hopefully Bass will get off the schneid.

Us old time Bills fans still use the Mike Stratton hit on Keith Lincoln in the AFC title game as the measuring stick for impactful tackles.