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And the deficit topped $1 trillion, though it may drop slightly below for the fiscal year as September is a tax payment month.

And let's not discount the fact his first two games have been on the road, where the D line has the advantage, especially for a rookie.

Ty is better at pass pro than Cody, at least for now. Also, it's certainly tougher on the road, so let's see how they do in their first home game.

Hazards of not checking before you hit submit....

I like how the Offense is trending. they really should have put up 27 on the Jets, but for the TOs. Without the TOs, they put up 28 on the Giants. Assuming no let down, they should put 30+ on the board in their first home game against another middling D. Hopefully we'll see some big plays too. The D showed they corrected their #1 weakness, the Run, by shutting down Bell and Barkley (for 3 quarters). I think they hold the Bengals to < 20. i don't care if Taron Johnson and singletary miss this game, but I sure hope they'll be back fr week 4....

I think D. Johnson and Shaq need mentioning here. It appeared they got a lot of playing time because they are bigger ends to contain the outside and combat Barkley. both played well.

D. Johnson and Shaq.

If the O-line protects well, might be a good time to go with Brown and Foster wide, combined with with Beasley and Knox at TE?

Happy birthday Scott! And thanks for providing the forum. Cheers! TPS

An excellent line from his commentary: " This might deter teams from blitzing and will create strategic turmoil for upcoming defensive units." Strategic turmoil, love it!

I sure hope Taron Johnson's injury isn't significant...

I muted the sound after his smoke comment....

And then there's .... https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-09-09/a-manufacturing-recession-could-cost-trump-a-second-term?srnd=economics-vp

Yes, this is why sample size matters... Btw, they are #1 in average pass yards per attempt, which is the better measure. It puts Atlanta in the bottom 10, rightly so...

So what your saying is that your statement I responded to is meaningless as well?

FYI, based on BLS figures, over 4 million people (2.6% of the labor force) are working part-time because they can't find full-time work.

Check out the holes they created for Singletary's runs.... https://www.buffalobills.com/video/every-touch-from-devin-singletary-s-rookie-debut-week-1

mark gaughan of the BNews thought it was impressive too:

Love the look by the OL he rag-dolled in that second clip, he takes a quick peek to see if Ed has destroyed his QB, then pops around ready to block a phantom defender, as if he's hoping no one noticed! ? Btw, I now see why Darnold missed that wide open receiver!

Yeah, it was questionable for sure, but once called, there was no way it would be overturned without any way to see it clearly.

The ref who called it had the best view. The one thing that was said that made me think it was correct, the entire ball has to get out of the endzone.

A couple of thoughts about the game. At some point this season, I think the Jets fans are going to realize that it wasn't Darnold, rather the Bills may have the best pass defense in the league. This is the type of win that will help them throughout the season--they never gave up. The offense has 8 new starters, so it may take a few games before they really start clicking. Given that, I'd say they looked really good today despite some bad bounces... I'm very interested in seeing how the run D does next week against Barkley. They were very good today. I turned the sound off after Gannon said the nickname of #15 on the Jets was "smoke"....

I'm hoping someone (Cover2, Baldy?) will do a video analysis of Oliver's first game. Seems as if he did well.

This is one of the main things I was looking for in this game, as elite Ds stop the run. Interested to see if they can keep Barkley under 100 too, then it's a trend...

Yes, because the first game is always the best indication of how a season goes...not.