Doc Brown

I agree and it's the media's portrayal of him as a white supremacist without any evidence that puts him in the "hero" category in a lot of people's minds. I'm sure the more moderate members of Congress on both sides just shake their heads at the opposing party apparatus focusing on the dumbest people on the far left and right. MTG was a QAnon believer so she may somehow take the mantle of being even dumber than AOC.

The next one is "pi" which is appropriate because this thing is never ending.

I think McDermott recognizes this and made a calculated decision to publicly call the refs out on an obvious missed roughing the passer call. He's always been very careful with his words so it pry got the attention of every ref crew throughout the league. It's smart because Lamar Jackson has gotten some fortuitous calls since he publicly did the same.

Clearly.

If the Bills can't get up for a MNF nationally televised game at home with the division up for grabs in front of 73k fans then we mine as well resign Peterman and have him start the rest of the year.

For those wondering who to root for as far as the Titans/Patsies game goes this Gelber kid lies it out well... These are odds based off the NYT for the 1 seed and the division... I'll personally be pulling for Patriots injuries with a three to five month recovery time.

Spencer Brown does. He's showing it already.

Guys. You're still trying to replace White. I told you we can't do it. What we can do is recreate him in the aggregate.

Dawkins has had three bad games and the rest have been pretty good. Let's not overreact here. It may ruin this boards reputation.

Three. I refuse to believe it was the Bills that played the Colts last Sunday.

Just the fact that they can spread it to the much more vulnerable. I'm not for mandating it for kids. It should be up to their parents. I'd have no problem letting my kids get it just like I had no problem for all the other FDA approved vaccines my kids received at a young age.

I think Lewis himself likes Jackson more than Lewis.

Fully expected this. Damn it hurts though. The offense needs to find its 2020 rhythm and the pass rush needs to step up.

QB's throwing to their #1 WR's more. How in god's name is that a blessing in disguise? We shut out the Texans and Carson Wentz threw for 106 yards.

They're capable but the talent gap between White and Wallace/Jackson is significant. There's no sugar coating it. It's a huge loss. Our defense will take a step back so we need Josh and the offense to take it to another level.

Brutal loss if out for the year. I don't see a Super Bowl appearance without him.

New Orleans for building a dome.

As long as the public indoor mask mandates are consistent and implemented/removed by local data (positive case rate, hospitalizations, deaths), I think most people won't have a problem with it. Consistency is key though.

I would laugh so hard if the fg kicker misses it.

I know. It's just so lazy when any quarterback does something off script for the color commentator to just say that's a Patrick Mahomes play right there. That's because he has elite hall of fame talent.

Troy Aikman just compared Andy Dalton to Patrick Mahomes. We need to be better.

I know it's tradition but should Detroit really be allowed to host a Thanksgiving day game every year?

Zero covid isn't possible. It's here to stay like the viruses that cause the common cold and the flue. A combination of natural immunity and annual vaccines will help reduce cases and deaths over time. Society is going to have to learn to live with it though. Annual or semi annual vaccines should be highly encouraged for everyone (including children) and especially the most vulnerable. I'm apathetic to mask mandates but I guess it's fine when you see a drastic increase in cases. No shutdowns. I'm against forced mandates though because the virus simply isn't deadly enough among the non vulnerable to justify it. Vaccines should be optional for everyone and up to the parents to decide for their children. Pitting the vaccinated against the unvaccinated is unnecessary.

Last year on this date the rolling seven day daily average of US Covid deaths was 1,854 per day. This year on the same date it's at 1,067 deaths per day. A better number but still worth monitoring. I'm thankful to be able to have a Thanksgiving meal with my extended family today. I'm thankful the Bills get to play in front of full stadiums now. I'm thankful most people are back at work. I couldn't care less about the minor inconvenience of wearing a mask to go into a grocery store.

Saints have a good defense at all levels so unless our secondary has multiple int's I don't see us putting up any more than 30. Especially if the Saints game plan is to run, run, and run again to control the clock. I'm thinking a nail biter and something like a 24-20 Bills victory.