K-9

He’s inside a WR to his left, so yeah.

Play design.

To paraphrase Doug Whaley, human beings shouldn’t be able to do that.

Baldy’s right pinky finger looks like a botched Frankenstein operation.

Not surprised in the least. Robinson’s own language in her ruling defies the lenient penalty she issued. She gave Goodell a hammer.

You’d think this would be rather obvious to anyone who has watched games around the league for a while, especially since more emphasis was placed on the passing game league wide. DL depth is simply a higher priority given the nature of the game today.

Not sure it will be a year, but Robinson certainly opened the door for Goodell with her own language in the ruling.

He’s an edge rusher and always has been. The fact that he occasionally drops into coverage in certain D calls does not make him a linebacker. Nor does the fact that he sometimes rushes out of a two point stance vs. putting a hand in the dirt. He’s an edger rusher with versatility.

I think @ScottLaw’s biggest issue is his naïveté about league personnel in general and positional depth in particular. He’s under the impression that the Bills must have 53 NFL starting caliber players on their roster or it’s a lost cause. Never mind that no team in league history has ever achieved this. He’s also heavily invested in negative outcomes, but that’s another discussion at another time.

When I re-read Sharp’s tweet, I think he’s saying that the Bills overly rely on having to win the turnover battle to win games, but I agree with you that teams that do win the TO battle win 70% of the time, anyway, so I’m not sure why it’s a negative in his eyes either.

He was at the Sabres prospects camp a couple weeks ago at Harbor Center.

Our coverage schemes and execution are extremely good but McFrazier are risk averse when it comes to scheming pressure packages and have been since they arrived. That’s my point about scheme hindering potential dominance. Needless to say, I hope you’re right.

I characterize last year’s D as good but far from dominant. And I think that’s just the nature of McFrazier’s schemes more than anything else.

I wasn’t trying to justify anything. I was merely asking if you had factored in the taxes imposed when playing on the road in states that impose income taxes.

Did you factor in the tax savings when considering that players employed by teams in states with no income tax play road games in states with an income tax they have to pay tax on those earnings in those states? It’s nice not to pay income tax for home games, but there my be up to eight or nine games a year when they do have to pay income taxes.

Fans may tend to overlook that embarrassing loss on national TV because the fluke of that loss was exposed in the subsequent regular season rematch and then the literally perfect offensive performance in the playoff game. NE*** embarrassed themselves in those games far more than the Bills did in the Monday night game. Unless of course not forcing a punt in two consecutive games is nothing to be embarrassed about.

Not a fan of the incessant stream of consciousness reporting.

Or Matt Lauer.

Ouch.

I remember seeing one of the astronauts on a later lunar mission plant the flag and then pull the banner straight out to unfurl the wires inside.

I stopped speculating about where Gilligan and his writers might take a story a long time ago. I just know I’ll enjoy the ride wherever it takes me.

63 year old K-9 is not interested in 40 year old Jason Peters.

Agree entirely. The scene with Don Eladio when Hector says to look into Fring’s eyes, you see the flames reflected in Gus’s glasses. Just a perfect symbol of Fring’s pure evil.