The Dean

Great throw. What's up, Simon?

Then again, the OP approached a packed gate, minutes before game time, and assumed the crowd would simply part the way for him.

Pretty much was my point. But, if, as EiI suggests, there is more to the story here (bullying, stalking, etc) I might reconsider. Too many times these things aren't properly addressed, and then something terrible happens. Everyone's reaction? "Why didn't they do something about this earlier?"

If you had personal inside knowledge or Tyrods personal hygiene, I believe that wold bring into question your personal hygiene.

I'm reading through this thread wondering, "Doesn't Kirby get the sarcasm here?" I think you responded TWICE to the same post from BillsFan -4-Ever---the second time after you apologized for not getting the sarcasm the first time. Have some fun, Mr. Jackson. This thread is a coming together of Bills fans who are happy with TT's performance. And for the one or two who continue to bicker in this thread, let's just treat those posts as sarcasm, too. Because, really, at this point, why bother with them?

Kid played a very good game. Like I said, concerned, but never worried. This won't be the last time he is tested, this year. And at some point I expect he will get burned. But what CBs don't get burned once in a while?

Probably should have used this emoticon after that post: For what it's worth, I was amused. But it's a touchy subject.

I agree they should have run the ball. And, in retrospect, taking the sack would have been the advisable choice. But that's a bit too "hindsight" for my tastes. Without a TO to discuss it, a QB is wired to NOT take sacks. He has a s#itload of stuff going on. I think blaming Manning for not taking a sack in that situation is a bit unfair. Even Coughlin, in the post game presser, seemed surprised by that question. I'm not sure even he considered it---and he was on the sidelines.

We noticed the same thing, today. Special teams guys were very special, today.

Holy crap.

Perhaps. But I don't think anyone (or at lease many) are arguing it was a bad play, just that it was a bad first play. And I agree.

I don't think I saw even ONE read option today. The guy obviously sucks.

As Head Coach, I think Rex is part of "management". No?

Pretty much my take. I don't see much here.

There could be possible alcohol use just about anywhere in the USA, including his house. That it was a tailgate is meaningless, in drawing that conclusion.

They do look somewhat similar. But even that guy might not be the right guy. Besides, Blake was tackled (the suspect wasn't known to be violent). Cop never identified himself, and has history of excessive violence. Given the situation, it looked to be excessive.

While I agree Luck's move probably played a part, Brown had plenty of time to pull up, and decided not to do so. That's not "agressive" play. That's "stupid" play. But I'm not really worried about Preston, And Boobie is a pretty good short yardage back. I love me some Fred, but compare what he did today against Karlos' and Boobie's contributions. (I said "boobies") If Fred is on the team, is he not dressed? That would be disrespectful.

Suh has no idea what anyone is talking about: http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/09/13/asked-about-dirty-play-suh-says-i-dont-know-what-youre-talking-about/

Wow. I still choose to blame the Black Eyed Peas.

Moses went from high school to the ABA. Maybe that's the difference. I'm sure Mr. Google could be of help for those interested. I'm too drunk.

Beat me to it.

What about his high school records? Don't they count, too? Winston is 0-1 as an NFL QB and 0-1 against Mariota (though I'm not even sure why that's a thing, since they play on different sides of the ball).

You can't fix stupid. When you see a gate JAMMED and continue to try to go in that gate, what kind of instructions do you need to pick another gate? Maybe Brandon should come down to the parking lot and personally escort your stupid ass in.