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I will definitely watch. It will likely be a disappointment, like watching Roy Jone's Jr. allow Tyson to obliterate his ribs to avoid being knocked out in their exhibition a few years ago. But it's entertainment and 80's nostalgia. The thing with Tyson though.......he never had the size to have a long boxing career. George Foreman could compete with the best in his 40's because he was massive with the long reach so even when he just turned into a big fat guy he was tough to take down.

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Reggie had guys he couldn't beat too. And they were RT's not the stud LT's of the day. The great Erik Williams used to beat Reggie like a rented mule. He pitched a full shutout.....zero tackles even........against Reggie in a playoff game once.

I think Boselli, in his brief prime, was the best I've seen. He was dominant and mean as hell. I could never understand why they didn't move Bruce around more rather than line him up across from him. Walter Jones was great. Orlando Pace was maybe the best "specimen" LT and was also great. Those 2 had a rough time pass blocking Bruce Smith though. I think he had 3-4 career sacks against Jones in very few games played and he had a 3 sack game against Pace.

If he were opposite of a prime Jerry Hughes, Rousseau would be putting up big sack numbers, IMO. His game currently requires someone to force the QB to step up for him to pile up sacks like he did at The U. The Bills haven't had that guy. Rousseau is gradually getting better at creating his own sack opportunities though. That strip sack of Flacco last week was a subtle thing of beauty and illustrates his elite GPS and reach. I could easily see him averaging like 12 sacks per year from age 27-32 and ending up accumulating well over 100 in a long career. As discussed on here many times, he's a hard player to comp. As a rookie Rousseau lead NFL DL in run stops. And in a rotational system where he was only getting about 50% of the snaps. He is legitimately elite against the run. @NewEra had a stat from the Colts game where basically all the rush yardage the Colts had was when Rousseau was off the field. He is extremely impactful against the ground game.

There's no we in team.

Yes. Deadweight McCargo and The Troupacabra were different players.

And this is a guy who idolized "The Coach" Chuck Dickerson to the point that he started his radio career as "The Coach" Sal Capaccio. No matter what you thought of Dickerson.........he was never boring. Shill sold out for a pair of pom-pom's.

Traditionally sober or is the green stuff ok? But AA will make you sound nonsensically vague like that too. Got a lot of friends in AA and they are big into ego crushing and room analogies as part of their process of staying traditionally sober.

Yes, he is the Buffalo Bills radio network game day sideline reporter. Most often a job held by a female media member and then normally that job includes a bunch of other media work for the team. But Maddy Glab gets all of that work. So it's a "piece of a job" as they say on the street.

Yeah I'd like to see a return of that Bear front look in one or both of those 49ers/Rams games. As @GunnerBill noted that really suited Edmunds.....maybe my favorite game of his as a Bill.........and Dorian Williams might take to the role.

Yeah, he should easily be able to host a 3 hour show every day and be WGR's lead man. But he can't even hold up a proper 1-2 hour segment because you can't get into depth unless you are willing to keep it real. It's ruined him as a host. And for what? It's not like the sideline gig has yielded him great access to the team or it's players. Sideline girls usually end up with sit down interviews that help propel them to better gigs. Maybe he thinks he ends up in the booth but I don't know if people want to hear his munchkin land voice doing play-by-play and they will always want the color guy being a former player. It's just perplexing to me what he's trying to accomplish. But for short bursts as the homer view opposite of White and Schopp it still works.

Yep. Joe Marino also threw his hat in the ring recently with his gaslighting about the defense intentionally inviting teams to run the ball all they want. Then come to find out McD had the entire defense practicing block-shedding last week. Yeah, OK Joe. These content providers need to stay in their lanes. No NFL team is ok with allowing 150 yards rushing. When that happens, something isn't working as planned.

Yesterday am in the 11 am hour. It was amusing. Shill was brought up on Chuck Dickerson and Art Wander saying anything they felt in the moment about the organization because there were no consequences for criticism. So the WGR listeners really embraced him and his potential early on. But over time his "what the fans don't understand" shtick gets old with a listener base which is full of people who are organizational skeptical or hate-listening to hear the organization skeptics. The people who don't want to risk hearing anything negative know to listen only to podcasts and the Bills sanctioned 1-3pm show with actual full-time Bills employees Brown and Tasker. Shill has himself between a rock and a hard place.

I don't think Reid is quite that smart........he's proven to be a dunce over and over in his career in matchups against Belichick and nobody has blown 2 20 point playoff leads except Reid. But having employed McDermott for a long time(and firing him) he has that 10K' view of how McDermott thinks defense. McD doesn't quite have that same edge because he was focused on the defensive side of the ball with the Eagles. So once McD has shown his hand in that regular season game and the Chiefs get accustomed to the Bills personnel.........it's been easy for Reid to guess how McD will approach the next matchup.

I think that's because we presume that this game will just end up being practice for the Chiefs offense against this defensive personnel/system. These 2 organizations will have played each other 9 times in 8 seasons since McD got here. They might as well be division opponents. And McD is 4-1 against Reid in the regular season but the McDefense gets speedboat in every playoff matchup. At this point........I'd hope that McD and Babich know they have to be able to make broad adjustments against the Chiefs in the playoffs.

There was an NFL twitter MD who said it looked like Kincaid suffered a PCL sprain which is generally a 1-3 week injury. So I am anticipating more action to Knox and more 11 personnel Sunday.

The Cover 1 guys know if they want more subscribers they gotta' wash balls. Also helps them possibly get more access from the team in the future. So they are going to focus on the positive. The key is doing that without alienating the more critical crowd by making nonsense excuses for failure. But I heard Shill Carpaccio on WGR this am and the callers are really getting sick of his over-the-top ball washing. Some dude with a heavy Indian accent called in demanding over and over that Shill be honest before he answers his question. Then the next caller was disgusted by Shill's constant organizational apologizing. It was hilarious listening to him realizing that HIS particular audience is sick of being bullish!tted and talked down to while he endeavors to stay in the best grace's of the team above all else.

I don't agree with your talent assessments. They got younger where they needed to and got more experienced at positions where they were too inexperienced last year. If Cooper comes back and gets up to speed and Coleman comes back and continues his trajectory then the offense will be way ahead of where they were last year heading into the playoffs. DE and CB units are notably better. ST's are better. The only two units that are lesser talented are DT and S. And they could yet get back to the same levels at those spots by playoff time........because neither unit were strengths last year.

So they don't need a WR1 but a guy who put up 1200 yards receiving last year and a guy who went with the first pick of the second round will do? If healthy, Coleman and Cooper are going to get the ball a disproportionate amount of the time. The Bills themselves aren't paying $30M per year for any receiver but Cooper is on a $20M/yr deal that was signed in 2020 when that was about the equivalent of what a new $30M deal would be today. They basically paid the Browns in draft compensation to eat that last $10M or so of that deal.

@Mike in Horseheads thinks you were being snarky (and he likes that).

They only scored 23 points on offense and Allen had his 3rd worst game of the season(after those atrocious Ravens/Texans games that "showed" that they needed a WR1 to compete in stretches against good teams). Not going to be playing losing teams like Indy every week.

Well that was an unrealistic wish. Dejean wasn't going to make it to pick 60.

I'm just glad that they aren't losing these games like they have during so many prior years where they suffered mid-season swoons against lesser opponents.