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They'll keep McKenzie and Davis for half the cost of Beasley and Sanders with no drop off in production, in my opinion. With the rumors of the Bills exploring a trade for Barkley, they're not opposed to spending some money on another offensive weapon. I'd rather have Patterson than Barkley especially since he'll cost much less.

In my opinion, these two things are usually linked.

This is why players like Burfict need to be permanently banned from sports. No suspension, no "disciplinary meetings." Just banned forever. Every year we have to watch talented players across professional sports who are victims of gutless cowards trying to make a name for themselves by permanently injuring players who are better than them.

This is why their radio show is so annoying. They usually have good ideas when it comes to football but it's always just drowned out by their narcissistic, unintelligible banter.

Is there a reason we couldn't use Feliciano for running plays and Bates for pass protection? I mean obviously the other team would figure out what we were doing pretty quickly but that could also work in our favor if we switch it up and catch them off guard. That would keep the defense honest and allow us to use our best guys for the situation.

Maybe. Or it could be that they played 2 of the top 3 teams in the AFC.

I am extremely salty about this game. Needed Kamara to get 18 points in PPR. No problem, right? He's literally the only offensive weapon they have. They'll draw it up so Book targets him 15 times on short throws to get the kid in a rhythm and mitigate the Dolphins' pass rush and I'll be on to the championship. Well, that seemed reasonable enough. But imagine being down to your 3rd string QB and not game planning around your only offensive weapon. Unbelievably bad coaching by the Saints.

I love hearing the sadness in commentators' voices when the Bills beat the Pats.

Allen is the MVP.

That's a touchdown. Blame the defense for going soft like they always do at crucial moments.

That is ***** GARBAGE. After what they let the Pats get away with in the secondary they call a completely phantom hold on us?!

Maybe, but they shouldn't have to get lucky to get the right calls. Would have been lucky to get the hold against Diggs or the hold against Sanders but they both should have been called without involving any luck.

Dude he was yanked down by the collar again. He was completely taken out of the play just like against the Bucs.

Suck my dick, refs. Can't hold Diggs on every pass.

What the ***** is with all the drops lately? That was the easiest catch Sanders would have made all year.

It is possible to overcome biased officiating. I want to watch us beat the Pats and the officials, but I'd rather we didn't have to worry about the latter.

The contact started before the ball was even thrown. They should have called holding which wouldn't be negated by a tipped ball. But of course, we are playing the Pats.

The CB was never running with Sanders. He takes a couple steps forwards like he expects a short throw and then a couple steps back (maybe in an "oh *****, I read this wrong" moment) before closing on Singletary. At first I thought the CB was cheating toward Singletary based on Josh's eyes, but he was just expecting the dump off the entire time. Sanders blew right by him before Josh even turned to Singletary. There must have been something on film that told the CB where the play was going.

Very similar to the last play against the Patriots. It's now a trend that CBs are playing Josh's eyes more than their man when they're still facing the line of scrimmage. Hopefully Josh and Daboll will use this to their advantage and hit a few deep ones.

I wouldn't say the league is out to get us as much as the league is out to help teams like the Patriots and Buccaneers. Against the Bucs, the Bills had 7 penalties for 65 yards and the Bucs had 4 for 24 yards. That's only 41 yards net, but the combination of non-calls and the bad pass interference directly resulted in a 21 point swing.

WTF are you talking about? You think Diggs committing personal fouls is somehow going to improve the situation?

If we don't get the call when Diggs gets hauled down by his collar or when his shirt is being dragged a yard behind him, we're not going to get the designed interference call. That play only exists for certain teams.

Bob Woods 2.0

Can't think of any reason why the NFL would want the best player of all time to keep winning. You know, the guy that generates the most media attention and jersey sales ever. Curious.

If the other team can throw the ball into the dugout and get a called strike, there is no game plan that will help you.