The Jokeman

*leer from Buffalo Bill Cody* If you think about Josh and Joe Ferguson are the only QBs the organization ever did develop. I don't count Kelly since he played in the USFL before landing here.

Nice use of...... 2 points.....😁

Gailey wasn't a horrible hire, he made an offense with a 7th Round QB, 7th Round WR and undrafted RB better than what we saw with some 1st Rounders.

McDermott got out coached caused Bass to miss FG? Yes, there was time on clock so no telling what happens but too many blame McDermott for everything.

Talk about pregaming early..

Worthy hasn't been a deep threat thus far. More of a screen guy or replacement for RB McKinnon than anything.

If Thuney is playing LT that is going to weaken their interior and he isn't elite LT either as he got beat last week against the Texans.

Lions get two 3rds for sure (in 2026 and 2027), not sure Jets would get anything.

With the connection to Detroit I wouldn't call it a stretch if Chris Spielman gets named GM since he did interview for the position earlier. What about Erin?

Keep Pacheco and Hunt in check. Keep Mahomes in the pocket and/or sack hit him when you can. Also score as many TDs as you can. I don't think they can beat us in a shootout.

The formula that almost always beats them, let Lamar beat you passing which he struggles to do despite his great stats. Again his stats are great this season on the whole but his team still lost 6 games. Amazing all of them Derrick Henry had 84 or less yards rushing and Lamar had to pass over 25 times in each of them.

The problem is the refs can only rely on their eyes and on first glance it appeared it be a hold due to way defender reacted, much like Mahomes on the roughing the passer. In these instances the league might want to allow the ref in the sky over rule the refs on the field if can see clearly it wasn't a penalty.

Disagree, if the Bills have even more points going into the half it might cause the Ravens to pass more in 2nd half and tbh they Ravens got their offense going when Henry was running in the 3rd quarter.

Great analysis but how many times has Jamaal Taylor been lined up behind the line of scrimmage or rocked back before the snap, taken a few snaps and not been flagged? I mean I know he's the most flagged player in the league the last few seasons but truth is he doing far more than he getting flagged for.

Yup get ready for the Juwaan Taylor rock back and takes a step or two backwards before the snap to never get called or called once but never again since he seemingly does it on every snap.

Billick offenses under performed with Dilfer, Grbac and Boller was a complete bust. Not a good thing for an offensive minded coach.

He's another Mike Tomlin. Living of fumes of a Super Bowl and just enough to get his team back in playoffs but not advance far. You can blame Lamar but Harbaugh tied himself to him once Flacco fell apart. Yet Flacco played out his mind during their Super Bowl run if not mistaken.

Listen to talking heads and it seems a foregone conclusion 3x MVP.

I think part of it Lamar (and his OC) want to prove that he can win as a passer.

Or worse talking heads that claim that the Ravens were one play away from winning (Andrews' drop). I don't buy it as the drive before we scored the FG that ultinately won it for us.

Cine's on the Eagles' 53 man roster.

but Lamar doesn't turn the ball over. I was sick of hearing that narrative going into the game as fumbles are turnovers too as we saw yesterday.

I think most fans don't have issue with Lamar himself but the way the media up sells him so much. I won't deny he's probably the best running QB to play in the NFL but he's not the be all to end all. We saw the good, the bad and ugly of Lamar in this game. Yet it seems like the early blame is going towards Mark Andrews, who did hurt his team in the 2nd half no doubt but had Lamar produced more in the first half they wouldn't have been in the hole to begin with.

Andrews can't pass the ball to himself but I know we can't blame Lamar for everything.