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Fork it. Just flip with KC. Let’s do this thing tomorrow night!!!!! Also, I’m still a huge proponent of sending the game to Toronto instead of Cleveland.

Take that drive, add the 45 mph wind, and start popping the 6 pack in the passenger seat. It’s a recipe for disaster.

There’s some speculation that they maybe issued a state of emergency because of the game. Now that they have pulled that lever the state and start sending in resources to help with traffic/roads

Does anybody have any idea what implications the State of Emergency has on the game? One would assume it is an automatic postponement or relocation, right?

Great for Taron. The amount of Cowboys on this list is unreal. Kudos to Jerry Jones as an all time great marketer because they are always the most over-hyped team in the league.

Davis hurts the run game, and Rapp does play in the box quite a bit. But if we are going to be missing a WR and have a banged up secondary and missing a WR, against Pittsburgh in what looks to be a very windy game is likely the best place to do it.

I skied the Sierras last year for the first time. Driving in was....wild. I have done Colorado a few times, but I never saw anything like the 15 foot snow walls all the way in to Taho.

Quick hot take at the moment. I don’t think the main problem is the weather or even the 10’s of thousands of people on the road in inclement weather. It’s that there’s a bit of a cultural norm in Buffalo that everybody, police included, just ignores that 10’s of thousands of cars on the road have drivers who are likely over the legal limit…in bad weather.

Right, they’re there every year. If anything send it to Toronto/Rogers. What’s the difference between driving 3 hours into the storm coming to/from Cleveland and 2 hours to/from Toronto. (I understand it’s international. Also the field is likely zero percent ready for football)

I have no interest in a short week vs KC, Houston, or Cleveland.

I am not even sure Baltimore game planned for that one. That looked like a classic “start the backups, don’t put anything on film” type game. I mean they basically ran straight ahead over and over and over again, no matter the down and distance. And they still had a shot.

Incoming “I don’t know who the fork they thought I was” run. That was the start of an epic set of games by this offense in 2021-22. I try not to say the quiet part out loud often so I’ll leave this here. But this offseason has “a vibe” to it. I’ll leave it at that.

I don’t disagree. But on the other side of the coin I think we were set up about as well as anybody could be in terms of transition. Daboll > Dorsey > Brady. We’ve done a good job of having an up and comer in the wings. This issue is that Dorsey was supposed to get 3-4 years to bring along Brady not 1.5. That said, I think Dorsey is a good OC in that his game plans seemed to be sound. His playbook had checks and coverage beaters. But he wasn’t a good play caller and lacked flow/feel for the game. If he was a better play caller he’d still be here. All that said, unless we get an older OC committed to the role Brady needs to stick. Otherwise I think we start to spiral at OC.

Glad he’s done drinking I guess. With a couple of recovering alcoholics in my family I think he sounds like a dry drunk. For many booze is only part of the problem.

I think all of our linebackers are fairly undersized. It was part of the criticism coming into the season. They’re still undersized but playing way better than most of us expected. Let’s compromise and agree that Dodson is a girthy fellow that we both prefer to have around.

Per your request to use RAS, his composite grading is below: Size: Poor Speed:Great Explosion: Good Agility: Very Poor I don’t know what you’re arguing with me. Dodson has been a good starter for us this year. I prefer he was playing. 100%. But like I said in my OP, if we’re going to miss an undersized and fast LB I’m glad it’s against Pittsburgh in the rain and wind, rather than in Miami when it’s a perfect 70 degrees. https://ras.football/ras-information/?PlayerID=19786&ovl=Bills

For anybody who didn't or doesn't listen to PM, Rodgers one hour segment was almost entirely dedicated to Aarons thoughts about Covid, Epstein, "The Media", etc. It was much more than the 10 minute clip.

I was screaming we should have had one more shot at the 1 after that.

Yes, he is 6'0 and ran a 4.6. He may play well against the run, but he is still undersized and speedy.

"I didn't say that" is no different than his pedantics around "inoculated". Rodgers is basically a kid pointing in your face going "I'm not touching you".

I think if there’s a positive spin on some of these injuries it’s that we won and get to play Pittsburgh in what looks to be a wet, cold, windy game. We can get by without a couple people in the secondary and an undersized, speedy LB in a game against a flawed QB in bad weather. This would be tough to overcome in Miami.

I think often times when OC's succeed or fail it is because they don't have the right mix of x's and o's skill and feel for play calling. That is one thing that the Shanahan tree has been really good at. They aren't just smart and prepared with good vision, they have a good feel for the game and what to call when. Dorsey could maybe use some time working with guys in that tree. He seems to be a smart dude who can draft and design plays. Put together a good game plan, but struggles to execute the proper order of operations on game day.

I don't know if anybody else has noticed this, but it feels like Allen has gotten more folksy as he has aged, which is weird. Like he left Laramie and Firebaugh to live in Buffalo and Orange County, California only to sound like he has been breaking records on the family cantaloupe farm. I caught that too though. I think he is just trying to tell Tua that they have a good team, and see you here means on "the field" not "this field".

"I am concerned that some fans have concerns that the Bills could possibly lose a playoff game" - OP, basically. I don't know man. We have proven we can beat any team and lose to any team on any given Sunday. A windy and wet day has the potential to increase the odds of the lesser team winning. ie. Pittsburgh. It seems reasonably to talk about "if the Bills don't do x, then y might happen".

I don't know what you are arguing with me about. Ben Johnson v. Harbaugh? I even pointed out in my response that I did not go through every possibility for the Chargers and Harbaugh was a better option. Now it is "would you hire Frazier?" Dude. I am not saying any of those things, you are showing up to be combative about a topic I am not even standing behind. I was just pointing out some pro's of making a conservative hire for a franchise that is flailing with a could be franchise QB in the wings. I even started my entire post with "I don't think he will get the job". That was my thought. You were a bit more succinct. I also think the Chargers could fit that mold. Thank you. I think Gailey and Nix were both respected as a quality offensive coach and player evaluator. I totally agree they weren't good, but getting real life football people in the door was a necessary intermediate step. The Sabres will likely have to take a similar interim step. The Kevyn Adams hire smells a lot like Russ Brandon as GM of the Bills.