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Screw the Pats, just win tomorrow and silence them a bit. Bostonians deserve no happiness.

I can’t imagine either team trading their #1 WR away. Hendrickson would be the one who could be traded. Chase/Higgins being traded would merely jade the fans and Burrow to the team. It wouldn’t help the Bengals and would reinforce their perceived cheapness. Trading Jefferson would be kneecapping the Vikings for the next 3 to 5 years so I can’t see them doing that.

What amazed me is that they had it gift wrapped for them and Hollywood Brown didn't turn his head.

How I see it is that Allen isn't bailing to escape a clean pocket but rather escaping to reset the coverages downfield. He knows his receivers are better scrambling than straight up route running thus leans into it. Curtis Samuel was sorta, kinda open a couple times but my guess is he wasn't the WR1 and thus wasn't seen until the safety was near him and while possible; he unlikely saw anyway to gun a ball 50 yards on a rope to Samuel in the endzone. (Air under the ball would give the safety time to break on it and Samuel isn't exactly a great contested catcher.)

I don't think that was the plan; my gues is he either wanted Palmer to catch and run out or start the pitches immediately. Instead he turtled which was strange.

The Bills played horrible off and on through the game and then got kicked while they were down by the refs. How they don't call a PI on the Pats on that 3rd down is a travesty to the sport since they had called us for far less the entire game. We get a phantom OPI that ends up leading to INT Milano, great player but is made of glass Just a rough night all in all

Terrible choice; his music isn't exactly universal enough to draw the non-intended audience.

Golden's mind

As long as they aren’t taping practices or tapping the QB to coach communication thing I can’t see how it’s wrong to watch your opponent’s staff and players for any type of tell.

He may not articulate sentences with the grace of an English aristocrat but he seems to have at leave average IQ if not higher levels of quick thinking to that of the average man. QBs that are truly dumb rarely last more than a couple years because they can’t grasp playbooks or how to read defenses. Lamar seems like a nice guy, not someone with acting or modeling aspirations in his post career days but I could see him being a coach of some kind after he’s done running all over the field on Sundays. He has always come across as a graceful loser and winner which isn’t necessarily common and he’s the best running QB in the NFL. Josh just happens to be akin to the “Adonis” of football men’s dreams. He’s a quick witted and intelligent, 6’5” farm boy that both sounds and looks like the ideal player. I’d imagine most of, if not all, QBs would love to have Josh Allen’s physical attributes and talent. That doesn’t mean though that all other QBs are dumb or bad.

Ravens FTW, the higher the chance the Chiefs have to struggle and claw for a spot the better. We can beat the Ravens in the playoffs but seemingly can’t take down KC.

Lamar is killing fantasy guys with these sacks lol

2.5 on Baltimore

Bosa just isn’t peak on a short weak; he shows it in spurts but can’t quite get there in time.

Bills 38 Dolphins 19 Bills score 5 TDs & 1 FG Dolphins get 2 TDs & 2 FGs Go for 2 and fail in garbage time.

Turns out yes for what he's now making, not 15mil. He really stepped up last season and has continued that trend.

Honestly curious, if we wanted to, could we just leave him on IR longer than 4 weeks?

I don't think it has anything to do with us trying to get money like the old Bills in Toronto series. In this case the NFL wants more international games and the Bills are just angling themselves to avoid travelling overseas or Mexico.

Technically Weeks 2&3 would be a multi-week injury

How I’d look at it is that teams can utterly destroy QBs, even top tier talents. Yes the makeup and personal qualities have allowed those like Brady, Mahomes, and Allen to become Supermen. But I don’t think that is inevitable; you can break a QB either through killing their motivation or steering them the wrong way. If they go too far learning wrong then their odds of success dwindles significantly. Josh Allen on the Jets likely flashes greatness for three years while struggling to find a groove and then is jettisoned as a backup candidate elsewhere. His inner- drive might save his career but he likely never reaches the Allen we know. Once he’s out of the Jets he won’t have the advantages of a young QB getting ample opportunity to learn and make mistakes because he’ll just be a backup “Hail Mary” idea. He’d likely become what Sam Darnold is; a reformed starter who could have been great but ends up falling short. Allen/Mahomes/Brady can work tirelessly but if the team doesn’t give them proper support it won’t matter.

4th Quarter, down 15 with a 41 year old kicker, “Have Some Faith” Game

Between Henry, Flowers and Lamar you go for that 4th & 3 no matter what there. Allen has carved your defense up mercilessly in the 4th quarter and only needs a FG to win. You tell Lamar to man up or put in the backup and run Henry at the Bills defense. If you fail, the Bills are unlikely to play highly aggressive since they are already in FG range and Baltimore has 3 TOs. Effectively in the end Harbaugh had less confidence in his QB than McD had in his.

Why can’t refs actually competently do their job.

What was that Palmer?

BS no call