Rocky Landing

Quinten Morris with the clutch reception tho...

Allen is a true leader.

Well put. This was my thought as well. (I mean really, Norman’s tank looked to be running low the last time he was wearing a Bills uni…) Especially for the sake of Elam, this signing may be his last chance to get his act together, at a time when we need him the most.

Breakfast Beer and Pizza Recipe: INGREDIENTS: Leftover pizza that's been sitting on the coffee table from the night before. Whatever beer is left scattered around the living room furniture. DIRECTIONS: Place all the remaining pizza into the pizza box. Make sure all cigarette butts have been removed. Gather up all the beer cans, and red plastic cups, being careful to discard any with cigarette butts in them. Pour all remaining beer into a coffee mug. Serve and enjoy.

40% of these predictions are true 100% of the time.

Man, this is some seriously crappy football being played.

I don’t want Diggs run blocking. I also don’t mind his soft tendencies in YAC. Diggs has been great at keeping himself healthy (knock wood), and we want him to stay that way.

I just got out of a high level business meeting. What’d I miss?

We'll give him flowers for the interception, and props for his sack.

If the the second string CB, who has been riding the pine for the first three weeks of the season, is our 'Secret Weapon,' then we're in trouble.

The survival of this team depends on having a dominant defense that can not only get to the quarterback, but also didn't have fish for dinner!

If they're "scoring at will," we are in trouble. This game is going to require a dominant defense that will schematically cause Tua to hold onto the ball longer than he has been so far this season. Negate the short yardage plays, and stall the deeper routes from developing. And pressure Tua, FFS!!!

Does anyone else read this with an Italian accent? EDIT: Also, mostly agree with the OP. Keep Tua, and the Fish from getting into rhythm. Ball security, etc.

This may sound crazy, but…. Cover zero, play the corners close to the line, bump their receivers close to the LOS, take away the short yardage plays, delay the deep plays (even by an instant), rush five, and get to Tua as fast as ***** possible. In three games, Tua has only been sacked once (by Judon) He’s been waaay too comfortable.

in three weeks so far Tua has been sacked just once let's show him the turf

Edmunds fans: "The way the Bills play MLB, it's not a position conducive to splash plays." Terrel Bernard: "Hold my Red Bull..."

@Chandler#81 is in the bathroom.

I remember several seasons ago, early in Milano’s career, a color commentator referring to him as “… the undersized linebacker, Matt Milano.” Of course, no one calls him that now.

I like Maddy Glab. I hope they keep her around. And this current drama really seems like no drama at all, as far as the Bills are concerned.

I don’t believe Tua has had the ball in his hands more than 1.7 seconds the entire game.

He looks like a bitter, and confused old man. But he’s looked like that for about two decades, so…

The look on Mac & Cheese’s face… he is broken for this game.

Except that he is getting the ball out so fast, it’s hard to pressure him without a foul. McDaniel has figured out how to build this offense to his strengths.

It’s hard for me to find the emotional balance between wanting the Fish to lose, and enjoying the Pats* getting shellacked.

I mean… I REALLY WANT the Pats* to beat the Fish, just for the sake of strategery. But Tua seems like a pretty decent guy, and Mac & Cheese is such a tool.