The wind is more of a predictive factor than the rain as far as sports books setting the over/under. As long as it's not heavy rain. Both teams are used to it and both can run the ball effectively when they want to. Allen's handled the rainy games pretty will in his career to my memory. The Philly game last year and the home blowout game against the Texans are the two that come to mind. Since the over/under is at 47 I'll go
Bills 30
Seahawks 17
I'm hoping the mid-season trade for him has the same effect on the Bills offense like he had on the Cowboys in 2018. They were 3-4 without him and finished 10-6 making it to the Divisional game.
Yeah. It's his life and who are we to pass judgment. If your employer can't contractually force you to wear a Guardian's cap than that's their problem. I'd pry retire with the money and enjoy the rest of my life sitting on a beach for the next 70 years not having to worry about another concussion. However, the 26 year old me in that same situation would pry keep playing.
I don't think they take opponent into consideration until the end of the season. If they did I'm guessing Cook and Oliver would've played against the Jets. It's a marathon and not a sprint. Yada, yada, yada.
Yeah. He also was banged up when competing for the job before last year in preseason. There always seems to be something when it comes to our starting LB's.
I wasn't going to vote for them but man the stock market's doing well right now. Inflation has cooled down too. Gas is finally below 3 bucks a gallon. I'd hate to break the momentum. Now, if Trump can make the McRib and daylight savings time permanent he might get my highly coveted NYS vote.
Unfortunately, we pry don't find out until Wednesday because McDermott didn't provide jack squat in his press conference today. I didn't like that he wouldn't confirm whether the injuries to Bernard, Williams, and Samuel were "day to day."
In hindsight at where that organization was with their commitment to the high pick investments in Daniel Jones and Saquon Barkley neither one of them should've taken the job in 2022. Gettleman was dumb enough to spend the 4th pick in the draft on a RB and then reach for a QB the next year in the first round.