Doc Brown

The NFC is wide open and the 49ers have one of the best rosters when healthy. Plus, it's a very weak division.

Knowing the 49ers luck he'll tear his ACL walking out of the trainers room after he passes his physical.

Glad he went to an NFC team.

Would be interested to see who you'd want to play and why. I'm the vindictive type. I don't mind the Eagles, Giants, Vikings, 49ers, or Packers (besides Rodgers) so I would get little satisfaction in beating them. You could find a lot of cool story lines with some shared history with those teams but I'm out for blood. It would come down to Tompa Bay and the Cowboys for me. The two Super Bowl losses in the 90's and crushing an old man's sole would be more satisfying than beating a decrepit Brady (who already has seven Super Bowl's anyways). I'd prefer an absolute shellacking (52-17) with Allen throwing 5 TD's and winning the league and Super Bowl MVP. I want close ups of Jerry Jones crying in the box with a teary eyed Michael Irvin trying to console him.

It was pry a close call. However, Allen had a higher passer rating, yards per attempt was 8.2 to 6.7, beat the Chiefs in Arrowhead for the first time in the regular season since the Bills beat him last year, led a 96 yard drive with over a minute left before the half, led the game winning drive, and hurdled a guy. Ryan played great but it was in a cozy dome versus an average opponent.

You just contradicted yourself.

Not with that attitude. Manning and Brady were able to put up over 5,000 yards in Denver and Nazi England. Maybe we'll get lucky and get the five best days weather wise post October on game days.

OBJ. An injury to Diggs and/or Davis is more of a back breaker than an injury to Singletary.

We're 10 games away from that scenario. Let's pump the brakes a little bit.

The Vikings got lucky as the Dolphins are the superior team. The Vikings are the biggest frauds in the NFL. Miami should've won the game but made stupid mistakes all game (kind of like we did). It will all even out in the end though.

Yeah. Watching Mahomes and Allen yesterday in ideal weather conditions yesterday was great and it would be even better in a dome. I want to see the best in the purest conditions. When I watched Hollyfield and Tyson in the 90's I didn't want them boxing on surfboards in the ocean.

I thought that at first watching it live but then I saw the replay. Ref may have seen the same thing in real time. That's where a sky judge would come in handy for the clear and obvious missed calls like that.

Yup. He caught a similar pass that was behind him on 4th and goal against the Pats last year. I'm not ready to throw the towel in yet on him but it would behoove the Bills to give Shakir more playing time in that slot role to see if he can handle it. Even Shakir had an awful drop against the Steelers that we would've lost our minds over if the game was close.

Edmunds had his helmet on after that missed pitch. Jinxed us.

Just start Keenum the rest of the season.

I thought before today on a neutral field the Bills would win seven out of ten times. Still feel that way after today.

Amazing the results you get when you play your normal defense with a minute to go.

Moss a healthy scratch. Phillips is playing.

I didn't mean to make it look like I was psyched about the idea of trading for CMC because of all the reasons you mentioned. Especially if we meet their demands of a high draft pick or multiple day two picks. The most underrated reason you touched on is Dorsey and Allen would be pressured to force the ball to a big name like CMC. Plus, there is always an injury concern and he may be a tad slower than he was two seasons ago. Just trying to explain the added value would have more to do with pass catching than improving our running game like some posters insinuated. I want to remain a pass happy offense and am perfectly fine with how we've been executing the first five weeks. I have faith that our run blocking will improve as the season progresses but we'll always be a pass first team.

My point is we pass to our running backs a lot. Fifth most targets in the league (44 targets) and tenth in passing target percentage (22.3%). The best argument I can think of for bringing in CMC if we're throwing that much to our RB's then we mine as well have the best passing catching running back in the league at are disposal. Even if he won't help our running production whatsoever because people think it's purely an o-line issue then there's still some value in trading for him because of his pass catching ability. BTW, we barely ever throw to our tight ends as we rank 31st percentage wise (13.2%, 26 targets overall).

We throw the 10th most in the league percentage wise to our running backs this year.

Our RB's have the 5th most passing targets in the league this year.

It’s more about the pass catching ability and CMC is a significant upgrade in that regard. More YAC ability and can help draw the defense closer leading to more opportunities for deep shots.

I wouldn't go as far as calling him a bad NFL head coach. I reserve that category for Adam Gase, Hue Jackson, Dick (how the hell did I coach as may seasons as I did) Jauron, etc... A meddling one would pry be more accurate.

That fair but that season still counts though just like his worst season does when looking at his overall body of work. So he's 92-86-1 and 3-5 in the playoffs. However, he hasn't had a winning season since 2017 and should absolutely be on the hot seat. I think he's not fired until the end of the year though because Washington has enough turmoil higher up that they pry don't want to rock the coaching staff.