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Well done defense and full credit to the adjustments made by Frazier after the first quarter. I can’t believe somebody up thread said we didn’t stop Fields today, he just didn’t run the ball. Unbelievable. On the offensive side, I fully appreciate the heavy cross winds making it difficult to pass the ball, but the terrible decision making precluded any turnovers. Josh needs to be smarter. Simple as that. On to Cincinnati.

Mille grazie! E buone feste anche a te e ai tuoi! I hope I’m didn’t butcher the language too much.

That’s not the point I was trying to make. Yes, the players can get thru a few hours in those harsh conditions but that isn’t the same thing as the human body getting “acclimated” to sub zero temps.

It’s one thing to get acclimated to cold weather, quite another to get acclimated to subzero windchill temps. Because you can’t.

It ain’t the temp, it’s the wind.

Way too early, but he is heading in that direction.

Good times! Have a Festivus for the rest of us. And good luck in the feats of strength competitions.

Except that when he played like ass, McMahon pointed the finger at himself and took responsibility; something Wilson doesn’t possess the character to do. And his arrogance has turned his own teammates against him.

Although, if that was Justin Jefferson underneath that pass, he would have gone up and made the catch. It is uncanny how often he does that seemingly in every game he plays.

Despite only 13 points, the Jags have done a great job against a great defense. Dorsey could learn a thing or two watching Pedersen operate. He’s got the Jets running around on defense.

Yes, going back to his first year at Clemson. He’s not doing anything he hasn’t done since he started playing football.

Still, that is the nectar of the gods compared to Genny Cream Ale.

Genny Cream Ale? I’d rather strain urine through Fat Bastard’s soiled underwear and drink that before Genny Cream swill.

It’s one thing to get beat by a superior athlete making a great play like Hopkins on the Hail Murray or Jefferson on 4th and eighteen. Indeed, you can tip your hat to them. But it is quite another thing to get beat by a stupid, clueless mistake like the one Lewis committed at that juncture in the game. I appreciate your loyalty to UB players, but Lewis has far less rope to make mistakes like that and I wouldn't be surprised in the least if he doesn’t see the field much moving forward.

For once I’m happy the lake hasn’t frozen over yet.

You could also say you were PRE-disturbed since you’ve seen it once already.

I’d guess that what he’s doing is probably considered non-threatening activity. It would be interesting to see what specific type of range of motion movements, if any, he’s doing with his neck. Ultimately, it’s not up to them. If Hyde returns to football activities before six months it will be unprecedented in sports medicine history.

The severity of his original cervical disc injury doesn’t matter as the surgical procedure to correct it is what it is. ACDF surgery involves the fusion of bones in the cervical spine and the time frame required for proper fusion of those bones is 6-9 months and we are still three months shy of the low end of that range since he had the surgery. Like i said previously, its a great sign that he was able to resume normal daily activities in the 4-6 week time frame to do so, but resuming a football or any other contact sport activity is an entirely different animal, which is why doctors impose that 6-9 month recovery time to ensure proper fusion to withstand the rigors of football.

Regarding Hyde and the possibility of him coming back this season, it is great that he returned to normal daily activity in the usual time frame to do so. But as to him returning this season: banish the thought. The recovery time for the cervical fusion surgery he had is 6-9 months. This is to allow the bones grafts IN HIS NECK to properly fuse together. I just can’t see any doctor giving clearance to return to playing football before that 6-9 month window.

Never mind.

So the job they did in holding Miami to that paltry 212 yards in the first meeting is no reflection on Frasier, but yesterday’s game tells his whole story. Got it.

Gimme smart, prepared, and attention to detail every time.

Not this fan.

Frazier’s defense held the Miami offense to their season low 212 total yards while missing key starters, including both safeties. I guess you missed that game.