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Crap.

Our defense is playing unreal today.

It’s still a winnable game even with the refs helping hand NE 3 points. Josh just needs to settle down, get his head out of his ass and start making better decisions.

Next time, the Bills need to coach their players to just run into the patriots player on a play like that. Don’t try to avoid him. Let him make contact and trip you.

F these announcers too. The guy stuck his leg out! Bills defender had no choice but to try and avoid it.

Bull *****

Props to McDermott for throwing the challenge. Pats have been getting away with these plays forever.

I think what sucks the most is that surprisingly, this is still a very winnable game. Josh Allen is playing a big role in losing this game for the Bills. Frank Gore and the defense are playing unbelievable but Josh just can’t get his @#$& together. He’s making the same stupid mistakes over and over again.

Keep the ball in Gore’s hands ffs.

Morse with another big penalty. Come on Mitch! New England doesn’t need any help beating us...

Couldn’t have asked for any longer to throw the ball, but I didn’t see anyone really getting open either. And Hauschka misses.... unreal. We are actually lucky this isnt isn’t a complete blowout going into the half. Defense is the only thing keeping us in this game today.

How the heck did Knox catch that?!! Wow!

I get that they want to develop him at RT, but it can’t be at the detriment to the rest of the offense. I think it’s time to stick him at one position and he has looked much better at G. Plus, Nsekhe seems to be out-playing him by quite a large margin, and the offense as a whole also seems to perform better with Nsekhe at RT.

They need to stick with Nsekhe at this point. Move Ford to RG. He looks a lot more confident there (or at least he did against the bengals from all the breakdowns I watched/read).

Yup. They need a TD here if they want a chance at hanging with the Pats in the 2nd half. Edit - never mind.

Gore!!! 15,000 career rushing yards! Congrats!

It’s going to be such a shame if the offense wastes this defensive performance. Bills D looks legit today. But unfortunately Josh Allen is having one of his worst games in quite a while. He almost looks like he did in his first starts as a rookie last season. I sure hope he settles down before this game gets too far out of reach for it to matter.

https://www.nhl.com/sabres/video/ralph-krueger-92719/t-277437090/c-69167303 I don’t know how to embed video links from the Sabres site. It’s a great interview with Ralph Krueger from yesterday. Lots of stuff I agree with. Hopefully we will see some of it put into action (especially what he says about “the players will dictate who plays and how much”).

I agree. But One thing I’ll say when it comes to acoustics is that some of the dirt cheap models can have pretty terrible action (the strings are so far from the fretboard), which can make it tougher to play notes/chords and just to press the strings down in general, especially for beginners. Electric guitars are a lot easier to play, as far as being able to play notes/chords with little finger pressure. You definitely don’t need to spend a fortune or anything. There are plenty of reasonably priced acoustics that have good action. And it can also be adjusted (most of the time). But it’s something worth paying attention to IMO. On some cheap guitars I’ve seen there’s really not much you can do to fix the action if it’s bad. Like you said, just go to the store (someplace like guitar center is what I’d recommend if you have anything like that around), play a bunch in your budget and pick the one you like.

I just came in here to recommend a seagull acoustic! lol Ive owned numerous acoustics over the years and my seagull is one I have always kept around (still have it). It sounds great and has a good action (strings are close to the fret board), which is important for beginners IMO. It makes it that much easier to play notes/chords. OP - Id recommend going to a guitar center and playing a bunch of acoustic guitars. They have tons of them. See which one you like.

Another fun way to gain some potential relief (in more way than one...lol) - http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/seriouslyscience/2015/10/12/having-sex-might-help-you-pass-a-kidney-stone/#.XY6kMRopBvI

Oops, my bad. I was thinking of the home opener. I’ll fix it. Thanks.

https://theathletic.com/1244127/2019/09/27/executing-the-vision-how-the-bills-quietly-transformed-their-defense-into-one-of-the-leagues-best/ (subscription required) I thought this was pretty interesting.

I am actually kind of rooting for him to get the money if it will cost the Patriots salary cap space. If it would (which I think is the case), $9M to brown means that much less salary cap space that they can spend on someone else.

Definitely the right move. I hope they don’t rush him next year either. If they’re not sure if he’s ready, send him down/back. I don't want to repeat the Mittelstadt mistake again. He wasn’t ready last season. I mean, he was all of 1 year removed from high school hockey at the time! Honestly, I’m not even sure if Mittelstadt is ready this year. I’m guessing he will at least start in Buffalo. But if he struggles as much as he did last season (with a lot of favorable minutes) then he should be sent down to Rochester to find his game. Sucks that he’s already in the last year of his entry level contract...