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Face The Yeti?

Week 1 is a notorious liar and always has been. Especially in this era of limited practice and preseason tuneups. Don’t be fooled.

Especially for Deshaun Watson who is all about feeling the release.

It’s perhaps the most critical aspect of our passing game and our receivers are well schooled in running to open spots when Josh starts to scamper. How many times have we seen it? Especially those throws across his body while he’s scrambling to the right and he makes that throw back to middle of the field that only he and a couple others are capable of making. I mean there’s a reason you tell QBs to never do that. Kincaid is gonna fit right in to that concept with that ability to keep looking for an outlet for Josh.

Perhaps the most tone deaf post in my 25+ years in this community. You should be ashamed.

A true classic. We make it a point to watch it before each new Sabres season.

If I may borrow an idea from the late, great Phil Ranallo of the late, great Courier Express: Bills - 62 Jets - 3

Minor quibble: clearly it is a false start by rule, which is a procedure infraction. Offside by rule literally means a player crosses the line of scrimmage before the ball is snapped.

“Hey, Aaron. Do you think it’s mere coincidence that Shailene Woodley and Danica Patrick became lovers after being with you?”

If ever an INT pick 6 was not the fault of the QB, this is it. Right thru the hands.

I’m not sure about objectives, but the sheer inconsistency with rules enforcement is why the NFL is the worst officiated league in all of sports.

The guard is lined up with his helmet breaking the center’s hip like he should be. Taylor is lined up with his helmet breaking the guard’s hip, which puts his helmet behind the center’s ass, which is illegal according to the rules. The OT must also line up with his helmet in line with the center’s hip. That is clear as day in the clip above.

I always felt sorry for his horse.

I agree with all of this. If the penalty is not going to be called, then the league should remove any pretext and just amend the rule and allow OTs to line up behind the center’s ass when they want to. It makes no sense to have rules if there is no intention of enforcing them.

Jones said before the game that he is prepared to sit out the first eight weeks but not longer so he can qualify for a year’s service.

Victory formation time. My favorite play.

Love it. Screw you Reid and your too clever by half crap.

He’s definitely gonna get a low grade for this game, but yeah, if not fired then perhaps a suspension.

Could be. But this crew is gonna hear about it from the league after it’s weekly review.

Perhaps, but Taylor’s been doing this a lot in his career whereas Brown hasn’t. All OTs cheat a little, but never this bad.

Chiefs coaches better tell Taylor to wise up because he shows a tell on every play. Pass he’s way off the line, run he is up on the line.

Seems that way, right? This is an embarrassment for the league on opening night in front of a world audience and I doubt Taylor will get away with it moving forward. But the Lions coaches should be all over it with the refs as well.

Last series his head was BEHIND the center’s ass. Unreal.

Did Collinsworth just say that Gibbs wears #26 like Barry Sanders did?

The OT’s head has to line up with the hip of the center. Some lineman take liberties even with that.