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Dak Prescott is an over-performing 4th round draft pick. He is a success! Or is that sucksass?

The Hulu Live TV interface blows. I mean seriously...it's awful. YouTubeTV's interface blows it away.

The only fumbles I "blame" Josh for are like the one he made on Saturday, right before his 44-yard run. It was a designed QB run and he had it popped out as he went through the line. We got lucky Brown recovered it or the game may have been over right there. That's totally on Josh. I don't blame him for strip sacks, and I don't blame him fully for botched center exchanges. Can anyone think of a game (besides Minnesota) in which a Josh fumble lost it for the Bills? And even in that one, he took us back to get to OT before he threw a bad INT that did lose the game (on a bad elbow).

I love this combo as well. My favorites in order: blue over white white over blue white over white blue over blue red over red

RIP Franco. Great memories from the 70s. I always rooted for the Steelers over the Cowboys in those days…

Thank you. That’s what I thought.

That picture is lousy quality…what is the URL?

Well, I listen to just about every Josh interview/appearance out there and never picked up a “strong preference” for a dome. Of course a QB is going to say he likes to play in perfect conditions, but Josh also understands home field advantage and the “mystique” of teams having to come in to play in difficult circumstances. Josh’s “strong preference” is to win football games in whatever manner he has to, and I don’t think the configuration of the stadium matters very much to him at all.

Gotta be careful around Horrible Harry or you’ll get a finger in the bunghole…

Link?

I think Hamlin is a gamer and has made some plays, but damn, that kid misses a LOT of tackles.

Hail Moron is the best.

2 in the pink, 1 in the stink?

After @Rochesterfan’s post the thread should have been closed. Great work.

The only thing I got out of that video is that Willie needs to wear a tighter belt.

I’m pretty happy with the defensive adjustments made at halftime on Saturday. First half, the Bills were clearly trying to take away Tua’s bread and butter throws by forcing receivers outside, and it left them exposed to the run. Second half they brought more pressure and pretty much stuffed the run. Miami’s two TDs in the 2nd half were a busted coverage on Waddle and a short field thanks to Cam Lewis. D then shut them down the rest of the way and allowed Josh to do his thing. I’m not “worried” about the defense at all, and I think as Tre continues to work back into form we’ll see some picks soon. I’m extremely curious about the Micah Hyde situation…nobody is saying anything, but I can’t be the only one with a sneaking suspicion we may see #23 on the postseason roster…

Has Upie turned the corner? If what we’ve seen the last two outings are a sign of what’s to come, this could indeed turn out to be a special season for the swordsmen. Only issue I have with the last two nights is why we’re shutting down in the 3rd. I think the combined shots at Colorado and Vegas in the 3rd were 40-4 or something obscene like that.

Yeah, I knew Tre was passing the eye test Saturday night. Every DB gets beat once in a while, especially against a guy like Hill.

Agree. With Josh at QB, all the Bills' OL really needs to do is prevent blatant jailbreaks.

All of the non-primetime games on Saturday will be on the Ticket. It's a non-issue.

I disagree with your premise that any of these examples were "let down" games, and there are reasonable rationales for all of them -- namely, it's hard to win in the NFL. There is a reason why literally EVERY coach says it on an almost weekly basis -- because it's true. I'm surprised you didn't say "Remember the Jags" -- that's probably the only one I can think of that was truly a "huh?" moment during the McD/Josh Allen era.

Overboard on the "Cheetah" and "Penguin" crap, and they both completely missed the boat on Motor going down rather than scoring...but otherwise, not terrible.

I was encouraged by Tre's play on Saturday night as well. He is not yet back to his pre-injury form but for the first time I sensed he is close.

Exactly. Josh is a key component of the Bills' run game. Film at 11.

I think Tua is a really good dude. My only complaint relates to those who want to anoint him a star simply because of his college career. He's a very good QB but I don't think he is "elite" with a "normal" cast of offensive talent around him. Having Hill and Waddle has been the best thing that could have ever happened for him.