JohnBonhamRocks

Say they do - I wonder if any championship team has ever faced close to as much adversity

Yeah but how much do you think the rest of the Bills offense scores?

I saw around here that the Jets and Dolphins had pretty big collapses. The NE* dynasty is dead. Wouldn’t it be crazy if McDermott were the last coach standing in the AFCE this off-season?

Probably only my generation, but anyone else only hear “no contest” in their head as it is said in Super Smash Bros.?

Going on 5 minutes of chills all over, but the best kind! Power of prayer. Keep showing love - won’t cost you nothing!

Reacted, but want to also type out “thank you” especially on point 3 because you nailed it. Keeping things bottled up, pretending everything is fine, and moving forward without processing (while maybe it works for some), imho usually manifests in bigger issues down the road whether they be emotional, mental, physical, or a combination.

Saw a fantasy football league donated its full $600 pot to the charity saying who cares about winnings and a title. Thought that was very cool.

Do we know if there is anywhere to donate for the blizzard victims families and the 5 kids who died in the fire?

Want to take a moment to pray, in addition to Damar, for the 5 children who died from a fire in Buffalo this week 🙏

Wasn’t quite as bad, but reminded me of Gronk on Tre.

My guess is because the dirty hits took place before the Hamlin incident. After it happened, all I’ve seen about all involved with the Bengals is that they were nothing but class.

(Apologies if a repost)

This morning WGR was discussing basically what you said in the 2nd paragraph. To so many football is an escape so something like this may have an added aspect of difficulty in dealing with how to process. Not that it isn’t always tough to process no matter the circumstance…

I’m hoping the fact they can wait for her is a good sign

Haven’t seen this name said much or at all: Mitch Morse

Yep need to get him more plays designed for him specifically. Who knows, maybe that’s something Dorsey has been saving for a big potentially-1st-seed-clinching game?

I only said Hines, but think for both he and Shakir the general theme of “bringing them along slowly” applies and explains why they have not been used more yet. Shakir is a 5th round rookie and Hines was acquired at the deadline. Hines to me represents 1 of 3 true dual threats on our offense. Allen and Cook being the other 2. That’s why involving him more is important. The more multi-threat players on offense, the more versatile Dorsey in theory can be, the more guessing/decision-making the defense has to do, and the more potential for defensive mistakes.

Would not mind seeing Hines involved more in a variety of ways. This game to me seems ripe for the HBs to have success on the ground and through the air. He has that versatility and has not been used a ton yet. Generally I think this offense can operate with 2 of its 3 HBs on the field most of the time employing basically a triple RPO threat. Allen’s dual-threat-freakness and Singletary/Cook/Hines should be able to keep opening things up for the WRs and Knox.

Keep divisions and 6 games against division opponents. Too much history and rivalry. Too much fun now that we own the AFCE after the drought. Once we get to a 21-22 game season in like 2050, assuming no expansion franchises which is no safe bet, then we could do: all AFC teams, each division opponent 2x, and still get 3-4 NFC games per year.

He’s not Mixon his words

I see no winning streaks. Only a bunch of one-week seasons.

Going to the show tonight? Have phun!

Dudes got an 86 speed in Madden so that’s cool.