Just in Atlanta

Can't believe people are saying Mycah Hyde should've kneeled. Go for the kill.

Your definition of not debatable might need work.

Was he? He just takes sacks and doesn't even try. Aikman is right--he's so casual in the pocket. If he just tried to avoid the rush, he would've avoided a few of those sacks. Bizarre display by the Broncos offense.

One another note, Flacco is done. His line gave up. He was just going through the motions out there. By the third quarter, he was like "whatevs." Looked like a drunk Frankenstein in the pocket.

A) Mahomes is good for the game. B) KC dominating the AFC West is a good thing for the Bills; I don't see why anyone would be happy with a muddied division as it means more competition for us, because we'll likely be vying for a Wildcard.

Maybe the Dolphins can clone the two of them into Rosenfitz.

The only thing the reds are missing is black boots and a white tipped hat. 300-plus-pound men in monochrome, red monochrome at that? Not a good look. I went to the Jets game a few years ago with the color rush unis in play. Looked like a Mexican Christmas special. That, and the colors were indistinguishable with 7 percent of the male viewing audience.

Analyst? Wow.

We gave him mono!

That's pretty crazy. Let's not forget QBs, too--Eli.

In defense of the OP, I wouldn’t wanna stay in a patriots* bar if we were getting walloped either. The fact he went to a patriots bar in the first place is a baller move. Having said that, the only time I remember leaving a sports bar early is the Baltimore game last year when Nate Peterman was at the helm. Oddly enough, I happened to be in a Baltimore ravens bar.

You are most definitely a true fan. The only thing suspect is your judgment of character. Patriots fans are bad human beings.

I *tried to call out your unnecessarily harsh, and slightly hypocritical, comment. I'll do better next time.

From 1993-2018, we've had Kelly then 20 other quarterbacks then Allen. Zero Super Bowl wins. Talk about mind-blowing and pathetic.

Three decent options: Sunday Ticket will probably give you a discount if you call back. I've heard from a friend of a friend of this Reddit thing. Bills Backer bar near you.

Don't agree with pretty much anything he says/does, but he should be playing. He has (or maybe had) the skillset to at least be a quality backup. So many QB-hungry teams out there.

But every team has a story like this. Our ranking, and play, put us squarely into Wildcard-quality territory at Week 2. Hopefully, we're still saying this at 16 but this is a good squad either way.

Yes--the entire town of Nashville. Went there two years ago, and it was all Bills.

What about the Talent Over 35, running backs edition?

This post is a little harsh--I enjoy listening to his insights--but I would agree Tasker is an awful interviewer from any objective standard. He pretty much answers his own question every time, prodding his source. So frustrating. Just ask your damn question already, shut the f up, and follow-up if need-be. Someone really needs to talk to the guy about basic interview skills.

A lot of people thought this guy was going to be better than Peyton Manning. ESPN the magazine even had an entire edition dedicated to the debate, with some analysts picking "a little bit rock n roll" Leaf and others picking up "a little bit country" Manning. https://splitcoverage.wordpress.com/2013/04/24/manning-vs-leaf-revisited/ His fall from grace was staggering, including addiction, being labeled the No. 1 draft bust ever, being arrested twice for stealing prescription drugs and being arrested again for busting parole. Interestingly, his first game was against Buffalo. From Wikipedia: "The Chargers won the season opener on September 6, 1998, 16–14 over the Buffalo Bills despite mistakes from Leaf such as fumbling his first snap and throwing two interceptions; Buffalo penalties voided two would-be interceptions from Leaf."

They need to charge him with having eyes that don’t match. What the ever living hell.

Under the Wikipedia entry for "journeyman quarterback," Fitzy makes it into the second paragraph. "The paradigm of a journeyman quarterback might be J. T. O'Sullivan, who spent time with 11 NFL teams...Chris Chandler started for seven different NFL franchises during his career...Ryan Fitzpatrick, who is still playing, has also started for seven different NFL franchises." ^Make that eight with Miami.

With a start in Miami this year, Fitzmagic will have started for exactly 25 percent of the NFL and 75 percent of the AFC East.