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Utah a nice win. @Buffalo716 that FSU win was a gift. No way I would have bet it.

My goodness, it’s almost as if Dorsey might be competent????

Knox is an excellent blocker. But I agree with the game plan. I think the Bills’ D will keep Washington from putting up a ton of points.

Crabcakes. You’re close to Maryland.

Don’t sleep on Clemson as a home dog.

It makes sense to me. Throwing with the wind the ball can “float” or sail…into the wind you’re cutting through it.

My faves today are Utah -4, Utah St +5.5, and UL Lafayette -11 (vs. UB). As always, gamble at your own risk!

That injury report is a beautiful thing...

if you lived there you should know it’s Silver Spring.

i was going to come in and post something similar; Q has some juice and while we don’t want Knox to miss significant time I think we will be fine this week if he can’t go.

Looking at the National Hurricane Center, it does seem that the storm will move past the DC area prior to game time on Sunday…

Ed, I’m with Xwnyer — can’t believe you aren’t able to download the YTTV app on a smart TV. The good news is I don’t think you have to. Everything I’ve seen suggests that if you are a Sunday Ticket subscriber then you can watch on either YTTV or YouTube as long as you’re signed into the same account.

LOL. That's really all I can say. Hope Bernard holds up physically, because he certainly hasn't looked out of place on the field.

How anyone can argue that it wasn’t an unnecessary and dangerous play by Rapp is beyond me. It was. But I think football players are just wired differently and Rapp wasn’t worried about what the score was or how much time was left in the game…he was focused on playing his position aggressively and just crossed the line. I wouldn’t have a problem with Rapp apologizing to Adams because I’m sure he wasn’t trying to injure him.

Come back to what level exactly? He’s a 2nd year player making his 4th start.

Mike White played at South Florida and Western Kentucky. Sam Howell played in a power conference and set records at his school (UNC). Yeah, they're not at all similar.

Unless something crazy happens in W3 the Bills will not be underdogs against Miami (in Buffalo) in W4. I’m guessing the line will be somewhere around -4 or -5.

I know, right? Having grown up in Buffalo (Williamsville, E. Amherst), then moving away for my dad’s job, then coming back to attend law school, then leaving again to find my career, I will say that Buffalo people are “different.” It has been fun to connect with other ex-pats in the cities in which I’ve lived since leaving — there is an instant connection and friendship comes easily. I always tell people who have never been to Buffalo that it’s a great place to live for 9 months out of the year — May through January — which encompasses the wonderful late spring, summer, fall, and football season. You can keep February, March, and April unless you’re able to vacation for a good chunk of that — the weather is just so depressing. I’ve taken friends up to see football games and without exception they have commented on the people they’ve interacted with. It’s different.

Don’t underestimate Sam Howell. Most of you probably have no recollection that after his sophomore year at UNC he was a very highly touted NFL prospect. He set a UNC freshman record with 38 TDs and followed it up with 30 the next season. He returned to school for his junior year and the Heels had a horrid offensive line; he was running for his life most of the time. His draft stock suffered significantly as a result. He’s not huge (6’1”) but his arm is plenty strong, and he’s a true “dawg.” He had over 800 yards rushing his junior season. My point is simply that this is no “journeyman” QB or typical 5th round pick.

And here we go...

Read the Pats Pulpit article in Gary Marangi's post above...of course, it could be wrong...

I think the post title needs to be edited...it appears it was a Dolphins fan who died -- but he lived in NH.

I don’t think anyone should be taking any victory laps yet, but Dorsey’s game plans thus far have shown a willingness to adapt and give Josh the “easy” plays we’ve been asking for. McD has also broken some trends with his playing of rookies and his aggressiveness. Let’s hope it continues.

Another reason I’m glad the new stadium will price *some* idiots out of attending.