Rocky Landing

I actually really enjoyed this game. These two teams hate each other. And in the end, the Bills pissed in their punch bowl.

Saleh should've known better. You can't kick Rodgers' lapdog and get away with it!

I don't see the presence, or absence of Robert Saleh on the Jets' sideline as having much of an effect on the Jets' performance on game day. Maybe his absence will be less distracting to Aaron Rodgers? Rodgers clearly had zero respect for his authority, or leadership, and Nate Hackett has been answering to Rodgers over Saleh. The Jets have a culture problem.

I'm imagining the confused look upon the player's faces during the halftime speech...😐🤔😵‍💫🫤🤨😒🫣😲

The empty stands in Miami! Fish fans are the worst!

Chargers looking undisciplined.

You were saying...?

SHOCKER: The San Francisco 49ers are up 20-0 over the visiting Patriots*.

No, far from it. The first was clean. The second included a torn meniscus, torn MCL, and a tibial plateau fracture, and I walked on it for two weeks before getting an MRI. I believe that the nerve damage from the first surgery made me not realize how serious it was.

I've said since the beginning of the season, the Jets have a culture problem. When the diva QB openly disrespects the HC, and the OC answers to the QB before they answer to the HC, it's a major problem when the season starts to get away from them. With so much disfunction at the top of the pyramid, I'd imagine it would be pretty hard for the team to have a lot of respect for the team's leadership.

My second ACL, yes. My first? Not so much...

Chargers look a little jumpy with the game swinging their way. That need to calm down a bit.

I think that type of hyperextension doesn't generally result in an ACL tear, but MCL, and meniscus, and tendon strain. (I'm not a doctor, but I've had four knee surgeries, including two ACLs...) This may not be season ending, but not being able to bear weight at all (as reported by the announcers) is a very bad sign.

Rashee Rice with a hyperextended knee by what would be a low block by... Patrick Mahomes. I hate when a player gets injured... but I'm having a hard time feeling bad about ithis...

This "first read" stat that is being brought up is useless, and utterly without context. Will Levis, eh? I imagine if Tua were still on the field, he would lead the league in that stat. Perhaps if Allen were getting sacked, or holding the ball too long, or throwing it away constantly, I'd look at that as something meaningful. But he's not. If you're using that stat as some sort of proof regarding our receivers, I think you're stretching. I think back to week two where Josh ignored his first two, wide open reads to hit Ty Johnson at the one yard line. I'll take Josh Allen throwing to his best read over his first read as he sees fit all day long.