Doc Brown

How pissed would you have been if the Jaguars missed that two pointer and lost by four?

Glad I didn't cash out my 50 dollar bet on the Jags when down 27-0 for 28 cents.

Nobody is minimizing the amazing work of the training staff or anyone else involved by believing that there was some higher force that saved Hamlin's life. Was Heines kick return an act of god or the result of the Patriots funneling to the middle of the field and not maintaining their gap integrity as Heins saw an opening to the right. Not sure. Allen interpreted it as an act of god and he has every right to feel that way. I interpret it as the Patriots inept special teams kickoff coverage unit who's now allowed three touchdowns returned on 54 attempts. No other team has allowed more than one.

No surprise. Allen is 8-2, 71% completion percentage, 27 total TD's, 7 INT's, 7.8 YPA, and a 106 passing rating in dome/retractable roof stadiums. Football was meant to be played indoors. God I hope this matchup happens.

It's really simple. With only two practice squad call ups allowed the Bills wanted to make sure they could have Beasley and Brown available while still being able to call up somebody from another position in case of an emergency (looks like it may be at DT this week). Also, if necessary, Brown can stay on the practice squad in case of two emergencies at different positions. They value Beasley over Brown at this point. It has nothing to do with pay or someone else poaching him off another team.

1995 was a weird year. All seven of our losses were by double digits.

I just want the W. This result of this game feels like waiting for a biopsy. It'll likely come back negative but I'm still freaking worried until it does.

They do and it makes any legitimate criticism fall on deaf ears.

It is strange that in both games I felt the better team that day lost. I thought the Bills were out coached on both sides of the ball through the first three quarters in the second matchup. One thing that gives me some comfort coming into this game is McDermott/Frazier's track record against rookie QB's.

IF this happens, it will pry be the only time you'll ever see Mahomes vs. Allen indoors. Should be great.

If you win the Super Bowl I believe each player on the roster gets around 300k more than they would have if they missed the playoffs. You make a certain amount for each playoff game. DON'T MISS THAT GAME WINNER BASS!!! For a veteran on a minimum deal that's like a 1/3 of their salary for the whole year. That's pry the main motivation.

Tre was coming off a torn ACL. Different injuries. Different rehab processes/timelines (both mentally and physically). We'll see if Hyde returns but I wouldn't compare the two injuries unless you're a medical expert.

I'm hoping Hill and Waddle get food poisoning Sunday morning and make a full recovery by Monday.

Drives me crazy that they cound "edge rushers" as LB's when it comes to the franchise tag. Joey Bosa and Khalil Mack aren't freaking LB's.

We won't find out until they set the salary cap limit for 2023. They count all LB's the same and the tag last year was 18.7 million so you're pry looking at around 21 million next year to franchise tag him. I don't envy Beane when it comes to Edmunds.

All Troy Vincent had to say was "We didn't realize the full seriousness of this unprecedented situation until we heard from all parties on site and that's why we eventually decided as a collective unit to suspend the game. We should've done it sooner and not leaned so heavily on previous protocols." People are willing to forgive but he for some reason decided to go full cover up mode which apparently included lying and throwing other people under the bus.

Warning - in a bad mood right now. No. It's been this way since flipping 2002 (with the addition of one extra NFC game in 2021) and people are still shocked as if the NFL randomly picks opponents for us each year to screw us over. Spoiler alert for 2024.... Besides our division opponents, I predict we play the Texans, Rams, Colts (three enclosed stadiums - hooray), Seahawks, and whoever finishes the same place in the division in the AFC and NFC North on the road. We'll play the Titans, Jaguars, 49ers, Cardinals, and whoever finishes in the same place as us in the division in the AFC West at home.

Pettine with the Browns comes to mind. That had more to do with the Browns than Pettine's coaching acumen.

Even against the Jets defense Hill and Waddle were running wide open and just needed a qb who could get the ball to them. Skylar Thompson was awful. If Tua is on his A game then we may have trouble containing their passing attack if our defense played like it did against the Pats. It wouldn’t surprise me if it came down to the wire against them again in a shootout if Tua plays.

I predicted this in 2002.

How it started: How it ended:

How many games did we lose not played on Sunday at 1pm this year?

Yuck. Would've preferred Prime Time Josh.