Happy

The Bills beat GB in GB this week and the media $&*#s their collective pants.

The Vikings are a good team, but I would not consider them favorites to be in the SB. Their defense, while good and the strength of the team, is not good enough...yet. Cousins needs to still needs to shoulder some of the load, and I don't think he's good enough to do so. Josh Allen did a great job of running the offense, especially for a rookie making his first start. Twitter, the media, pundits, etc shrugging his performance off is just wrong. The team needs to go into GB and punch the Packers in the mouth. A statement win will quiet a lot of detractors down. I would expect Josh Allen to have a good day against the Packer defense, but Clay Matthews will need to be accounted for - can't let him run loose at the QB.

Also consider who the opposing QB is, which was Kirk Cousins, and is probably not going to lead his offense back from a 27 point deficit. I would hope McD wouldn't use the sit on the lead approach with a QB like Brees or Brady.

Fine, don't care. No one will hit your fingers with a ruler for doing so. Just that don't count your chickens before they're hatched is applicable.

I voted Rams. They're easily the best undefeated team. I expect the Rams to handle the Vikings, while not to take anything away from Buffalo's victory, might be a little overrated.

So what's left in subscription radio - Sirius XM and I Heart Radio? I Heart Radio, last I checked, is struggling. Sirius is really the only (major) player.

With the offensive line today, I don't recall seeing any of them whiffing on blocks and laying on the ground. Maybe the blocking scheme changed and they will not try to do what they failed at during the first two weeks. Between that, and Leslie Frazier calling a great defensive game plan, I'm optimistic that maybe the coaches can and will be flexible in their schemes and give the Bills the best chance to win going forward; of course McD probably got in their ear about that. Looking way forward, I just hope the Ravens and Chargers losses don't come back to bite us if the Bills play meaningful games in December.

Miami Dolphins schedule through October. They could lose at least 3/5 of these games. November and December won't be easy for them, either. Sunday Sep. 30 at New EnglandGillette Stadium, Foxborough, MA unday Oct. 7 at CincinnatiPaul Brown Stadium, Cincinnati, OH Sunday Oct. 14 ChicagoHard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL Sunday Oct. 21 DetroitHard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL Thursday Oct. 25 at HoustonNRG Stadium, Houston, TX

^^This^^^ No one should be looking past GB, who got handled by the Redskins today

Collinsworth seems a little upset NE will lose. He was running through scenarios of how NE could get a lot of points quickly, as impossible as it is.

Dolphins at 3-0 is the product of a soft schedule so far: Tenn, week 1, Jets, week 2, and Oakland today

Game over?

Brady sacked! Keep it goin'

Love it. Big Bills win, on the verge of a Pats* loss, and a Brooklyn Brewery Oktoberfest next to me...not too shabby.

I think you're right. The Jets are heading in the right direction. They just need a little more time, kind of like us.

Collinsworth never misses an opportunity to gush over the Pats and especially Brady

I hate NE. Just sayin'

Stafford is good for one of those per game

If we keep playing like we did today, yeah, none of the AFCE teams are unbeatable. And Miami 3-0 is a mirage; product of a weak schedule thus far.

That's what I wanted to see. Good stop Detroit D

Yeah, I'm happy with that. Eric Mangini beat them in 2006 with the Jets.

Matt Patricia putting his weight behind the challenge flag throw

Lions moving the ball well so far, and defense containing Brady. Keep it going... You can definitely run on this Patriot defense

Yeah, someone needs to finish the job that Jim Everett didn't complete.

I was just thinking that. He's putting more pressure on his defense. I thought Detroit would have gone for the first down.