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Not with the Bills because he's never going to get more than 50% of the snap counts sharing time with Ed. I hope he's willing to take a little less $$ to stay here. He's a good fit.

He's a perfect example of their Defense, which may be the best in the NFL, but only got one player named to the Pro Bowl roster. They do their 1/11th.

He's a funny guy.

He is fun to watch, but it's hard to focus on him when you're watching the games. Glad Baldy does this.

I can see them taking a CB after the first two rounds, not before. Edge and WR in the first two.

I sure hope McD reads this thread so he can make the necessary changes to improve the O....

And Special Teams.

As a counter to those complaining about McD's "conservative play calling," how about the first scoring drive where they went for it on 4th and 6 at Pitt's 36 yard line? Not sure they win the game if he's not aggressive there....

Then there's this to support @GG's point: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-12-16/defaults-in-one-of-china-s-richest-provinces-spook-investors

Once I realized it was a HB option from the replay and Collinsworth's saying so, I felt much better about the play call. I sat there in disbelief muttering "what the hell are they doing running the same damn play on second--Frank Gore on the outside!?!?" I wonder if it would've had a better chance of success if they did it on the first down run?

Maybe 6-7 years ago (or more) no one trusted their numbers, but I think it's better today. China has been trying to open up its financial sector, so it has to be more transparent. That doesn't mean they are completely, but I think the "proof" is in how global investors react to the numbers based on their belief in the stats.

I would call you an idiot, but I don't want to hurt your feelings again.

A call option on Bills playoff possibility. Nice!

Yes, but when the new spending is mainly directed at capital intensive defense contractors and the tax cuts mainly raise the disposable income for those who will save more than they spend, the impact on GDP is weaker.

"Why the Bills beat the Patriots?" Because we can.

The next Fiscal year or the end of this calendar year? Either way, it'll be around a trillion again.

One data point isn't a trend but positive news this morning on China's growth. https://www.wsj.com/articles/chinese-economic-activity-gets-a-lift-as-2019-comes-to-a-close-11576471966?mod=cx_picks&cx_navSource=cx_picks&cx_tag=contextual&cx_artPos=6#cxrecs_s "A raft of supportive central government policies lifted China’s economic activity in November—bolstering factory production and consumer spending—which prompted some economists to raise their growth estimates for next year."

They could really use a big-bodied WR too....

Facing Baltimore, Pitt, and the Pats in succession is good preparation for Josh's first playoff run.

As I mentioned in another thread, there was an obvious hands to the face by a Bills D man on Duck's last duck int that wasn't called. Usually, these things even out...

Ha! Working his contract higher!

What is impressive about this play is he is looking left the entire time to set it up.

On the other hand, on the replay of that final play I saw a Bills D lineman with his hands to the face of an OL. So they even out some times.

Shaq had a very solid game.

I agree with that last statement.