oldmanfan

No that was having fun, not a poor me thing. Get a life.

Overall athlete, ability to run, throw, etc. Yes he’s a comparison. I think Josh is better. But if I said 2+2 = 4 you’d say no as well.

Maye is damn good for a second year guy but looked a bit shaky in the 4th. And Josh is the most athletic, complete QB in the game. Mahomes and Burrow don’t offer equivalent run threats, Jackson isn't hear the passing threat. The only historic comparison I can think of is Elway.

Glad the Chiefs are toast but you hate to see any great player like Mahomes get hurt.

And I agree!

I usually don’t post in the game day thread, but I was so disgusted the first half I did. Commented on how much better their team is, how we were completely outclassed and outcoached. Texted my daughter that today would be the end of the McD/Beane regime. Then the second half, defense wakes up, Superman puts on the cape. And there you go. So I’ll step up to the podium: I’m an idiot.

Taron has been a warrior but his time is done

They gained almost 300 yards in one half. Inexcusable.

Their play calling on both sides of the ball is vastly superior to what we do

No one keeping an eye on Maye? Bottom line is they are a much better team right now and it starts with Vrabel. We’ll see if we can adjust at half time but looks bleak.

They are simply a much better team right now. Better coached, better prepared. They don’t miss tackles, and so on.

Brady play calling is pedestrian again.

There he is!

Ok boys, let’s matriculate the ball down the field!

Josh was done with his nonsense. No way Beane takes that kind of cap hit without Josh on board.

How do you change it? Can’t figure it out. Got it.

I’m watching the replay of Sunday’s game and just saw the TD to Shakir. They called roughing the passer on that play, and it was a perfect example of how I think the league has gone so overboard on roughing, late hits, and such that the rules are contrary to fundamental laws of physics. Specifically F= ma. F= ma. Force equals mass times acceleration. So you have guys of significant mass, running and accelerating to try and sack a QB or break up a pass, so there will be force. There will be force because physics are physics. And pretty high amounts of force given the degree of mass and degree of acceleration. The league seems to want guys to immediately stop accelerating. Like when they’re within a step or two of a guy. You can’t just do that. Plus as acceleration in this case is straight line, you also can’t reasonably expect a guy to be accelerating in a straight line, tackle, then somehow twist themselves into a pretzel to avoid landing on top of a guy. I am not saying we go back to the Jack Tatum paralyzing Daryl Stingley days, or the days of watching QBs get destroyed every week. But can we at least have football that acknowledges basic physical laws?

Agree and disagree. Agree on the WR issue but disagree on playmakers. We have the second best RB in football by yardage, our TE group is good overall, and we have a very good Oline that more times than not gives Josh a chance to be Superman. On D I would say Benford is a talented guy, and Bosa and Bishop havacome on.

Just not wearing the God-awful uniforms we wore the first game should be worth 7 points.

24-23 Bills. FG at the buzzer.

Strap em up boys. Play no mistake football and win physical battles up front. December football time.

Ding *****, the witch is dead!

NFL teams do not make the playoffs several years in a row, and go 8-4 thus far this year, with a terrible roster.

Phenomenal throw. Reminiscent of the throw to Diggs on Thansgiving Day.

Yeah, I may have overstated that one. I just don’t think the Bills need to apologize for drafting a great QB and winning because of it.