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Exactly. The scouting report on Josh coming into this season was take away the deep ball and take away the scramble. So far in the first two games he has flipped the script and shown he can work the short and intermediate stuff. Good luck defensive coordinators.

So stop right now, because trap games don't exist.

The guy on the right is a douche. "I do not eat crow until after Christmas."

Except we didn't. 10 pass plays to 4 run plays called in the 3rd quarter. Pre-snap penalties and a huge Knox drop stifled the Bills' offense, not conservative play-calling. Do you guys who love to complain even watch the game?

Anyone who doesn't actually watch football games and bases all opinions on recent history/memory will presume the Bills got "lucky" in their first two and still stink. That's fine. What will be interesting is to hear what those same people say when they are 7-1.

Miami might not score more than 10 points in a single game all season.

Until I read that Brady needs a new spleen I'm not taking any of this seriously.

Well, this news obviously stinks (if the injury is severe) but if there's any silver lining it has been the strong overall play of Lee Smith, Knox, and Sweeney. They played well without Kroft for the first two weeks and I'm guessing they'll be prepared to play the next fourteen.

Absolutely, and that's the way I like it. Nobody wants to hear Belichick's interviews either for the same reason. It's always going to be the same thing.

I haven't laughed that hard at a Youtube video in a long time. That was awesome.

Fingers crossed, brother...fingers crossed.

Someone doesn't know how Twitter works.

Even when the Bills are crappy they still usually win 3-4 at home. Bottom line is that a road win is a big win in this league.

I've got to stick up for my TSW brother @ScottLaw here...it's not nice to call him names.

One of my least favorite combos but who cares as long as they win.

You must persevere, no matter the obstacles. Be strong.

I think these are both reasonable ways to view the situation, although I don't know if it took "ballz" to be Pancho the fan; he was just a little crazy. The media love to glom on to these "crazed fan" stories (like Fireman Ed) and then Pancho's cancer made it a more personal story. It's no skin off my teeth for the Bills to recognize Pancho, and I don't think there's anything "big" to be made of the fact Jim Kelly didn't meet him.

I can't believe they didn't give Baltimore/KC to Nantz/Romo.

Mmm...fried bologna sandwich. Gonna have to try that.

To be sure, some of TSW's finest were touting the Jets as the "next big thing." I still think they'll be mediocre as long as that OL and secondary stay broken, but with Darnold and Moseley they are at least a middling team that can give someone fits. They'll still lose their next five because of the opposition.

Common man, Shirley you can't be serious.

This Bills defense is built to limit/eliminate explosive plays in the passing game, which is just about the only thing Cinci's offense has done well. If the Bills win that battle they have lots of advantages on the other side of the ball and it could be a relatively easy W.

Yes, he was toast. You still don't quit that way, and he knows it. That ESPN article was just a way for him to promote his new business. Like I said, "full poop."

Oh, crap, I didn't see this thread before starting a new one this morning. Anyway, great job!