Doc Brown

My guess is Davis doesn't play given the late addition to the injury report and his history of ankle issues that tend to linger. This coaching staff is pretty conservative when it comes to injuries. If he doesn't go, I expect to see a lot of Kumerow as he's the Bills second best blocking WR behind Davis. The rest of the reps will pry be a mixture between Crowder and Shakir. Diggs will be targeted a lot.

I made a snarky Kyle Orton against Denver reference but then realized he was so much pain that sliding would be too much pain for him to handle. Let alone getting hit.

No problem. I don't even think Allen looked his way on the passing plays. I was impressed overall with the different looks Dorsey presented the defense.

As an outside receiver, he ran seven snaps in the first half (five in the 1st quarter and two in the 2nd quarter) and four in the second half (all in the 3rd quarter). None in the 4th. The Bills didn't run many snaps in the 4th because of the prolonged Rams garbage time drives and Moss fumbling. So, all five pass plays I'd consider meaningful and he was usually the backup when Diggs needed a rest.

Can the CB's on those teams catch the ball?

Bet the Chargers and the under. Man that was close.

Very Kyle Orton like.

Should Josh have to squib kick it too?

Ground did cause the fumble but what a body slam.

They review all turnovers automatically.

Mahomes is so damn lucky.

Wow. He flipped the ball sidearm to a wide open WR. Let's see him do this.

Where's Talib?

Whatever. I like Herbert more than most on here. I'm just glad they Dolphins passed on him for Tua

Oh boy. Mahomes is limping. Time to amputate.

Not much time for KC to do anything from there. What are the odds of them driving into field goal range with three time outs in under one minute?

Now on that play Allen would've gotten the first down.

Far better? No. Each has their strengths and weaknesses. They're the top three QB's in the NFL though.

Staley is so darn conservative.

Thanks. I've got it. Glad my wife is a shopaholic.

What channel is this game on?

His best year was 2020 where he ran it the least as our o-line was great in pass protection that year so he didn't need to run as much. You guys are nuts if you think he's going to hold up for fifteen years with all the hits he takes.

His previous proposal was 20 weeks with the usual exemptions. Correct? I'd like to see why they changed the timeline as I think a federal maximum of 20 weeks would be reasonable. I'd like to see whether the science changed between his bills or did he just do it for political reasons.

Republicans never expected Roe vs. Wade to be overturned and were caught blindsided. That's why you see the mixed messaging. At a federal level it would make the most sense to do nothing and just go with the let the states decide line. That was your main argument for overturning Roe v Wade in the first place. Stupid political proposal by Graham.