KHAN

One thing I learned from the video is that it's a job for them. Most of the people here are far more upset about the loss than he is.

Cowherd is only slightly less unwatchable than Stephen A.

Since we're only giving up 12.7 pts/game, nothing. Teams are hardly ever getting to the red zone.

You don't stop Lamont. You can only hope to contain him.

Just an FYI: The Rams game was 17-10 into the 4th quarter. Seems like that would qualify as a close game. Yeah, they won by 21 in the end because they slapped them around in the 4th.

$25 fine.

YEAH!!!!!! What does Eric Wood know about offensive line play????? derp

I heard on WGR the NFLPA will be launching an investigation. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/09/25/nflpa-wants-an-investigation-of-the-decision-to-allow-tua-tagovailoa-to-return/

Week 3. Marathon, blah, blah, blah. They will use caution on injured players like they always do. Von and the boys are going Tua hunting. Josh will tear them to shreds like always. I still think we win easy. But it's not a make or break game at this point of the season.

Florida Man

I've watched my fair share of GMFB because, well, football. But the show is infotainment, and full of gags and dumb segments. I would have loved it if someone like Kim Jones took over as host, and they made it more of a serious football show instead of "Kathy Lee and Hoda talk football". Meh to the whole thing.

Fantasy scenarios without any facts are a waste of time. I'll just hope for the best. Speculation at this time is useless.

Having prime time games the first 2 weeks was weird. Watching everyone else made me feel like I felt watching the Bills games from 2002-2016. Poor execution. 1 step forward, 2 steps backwards. Crucial, devastating penalties. Other than some great finishes in week 2, my takeaway is that most teams suck. Just like watching the drought Bills.

Slow your roll on slowing my roll. Nobody knows who will be out. All I said is Miami is a team where not being as big might not be as much of a problem. I was more worried for last night. Turns out that was no problem either.

Miami is probably a good opponent to face with some of your huge DT's out. Being fast against them might be a good way to go anyway. Hill and Waddle against a depleted secondary is more of a concern IMO. They have enough bodies to rotate in the heat. Just not the bodies we might have expected. Tua had a great 4th quarter but the long balls were all short and in the air a long time. Much harder to do that against our D. They won't stop Josh, and Tua having to match score for score without getting those long passes (which he won't against the Bills D) is a long shot IMO.

All true. But also being able to run when you want to would be nice too. The O-line had a stretch at the end of last season when Singletary was going off. The offense was unstoppable at that point. But the problem has been consistency. This thread is about how even though the Bills are really good, what could be better. The O-line could be better. I guess we're at the point of picking nits.

Time to invest some premium picks in the O-line. Every year is a patchwork of old vets and competitions between mediocre players. The short pass was our run game last night.

He'd be elite @ fullback.

The man is an animal. Got a little sleep on the plane and was in the office a 6:30 am looking at film. Even though there is 11 days until Tenn.

Thank you for doing this very difficult research.

Bold prediction: Bills start the game in the no huddle offense!!!! Yeah, I know.

Russ will be 34 in November. Smaller guy, with a lot of wear and tear. He belongs on the list of top tier QB's for sure. But I see him falling off a cliff at an age much before someone like Rodgers.