Fallser

They flying nacho chip has been awful from day 1…

Mac just ran about 40 yards on that lamé incompletion

I wonder what Deans up to these days? Superman cash must have given out by now…

Losing the 🐐 Qb will do that to ya.

Put the HOGS in and run the 🏈. Put the pasties to bed.

I don’t care if the patriots kinda suck, I love kicking the 💩 out them. Maybe if we do this for 20 more years then maybe I’ll stop feeling Thais way…But probably not..

I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: Ken Dorsey is out of his element.

Yes, good point.

The Bungles are bungling again… not much to be scared of in a few weeks in my opinion.

Bass, man, you’re killing me man…why the frick do we make it sooooo hard?

I’m with the players union idea, everyone goes Grass/Natural or GTFO. Tired of knee injuries on the ***** turf.

Excited for Tre, bummed about Morse, Rousseau…oh well let’s do this!!!

Dang, you smoked me with that one, IMA have to go lay down with a cold compress to cool off after that one!

Injuries and for some reason we just LOVE prevent defense.

From Football Morning America - https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/11/21/travis-kelce-bills-peter-king-fmia-week-11/?cid=nbcsports#saved-by-the-squirrel When the power went out in Bills coach Sean McDermott’s house Friday night, the generator kicked in, but then the generator went out. So McDermott, snow above his waist, went out to try to fix it. “An NFL head coach in a blizzard, trying to fix his generator,” he said Sunday. “Crazy.” Finally, a repair guy came around 10:30 and fixed it so the McDermotts could go to bed. Good thing, because the power went out again. This time the generator worked through the night. The Bills set up a system to get all the coaches and players to the stadium so they’d be able to fly to Detroit late in the afternoon on Saturday. A couple of players had to walk, with luggage, a half-mile to get rides to the buses. A retired farmer from Orchard Park, Dave Winter, aka “Squirrel,” has a John Deere tractor with an eight-foot-wide bucket on the front, good for clearing eight-foot-wide swaths, like driveways, in short order. So Squirrel was out in Orchard Park Saturday afternoon being the good neighbor he is, when he came upon a neighbor at the end of one of the longest driveways in town. A small plow was no match for this driveway, with maybe 55 or 60 inches. “Oh, quarter-mile long, I’d say,” said Squirrel. “Maybe more.” Squirrel stopped. “I said to my neighbor Norm, who was there, ‘You need a path blown through?’ He said, ‘I don’t know, ask that guy.’ Well, I don’t know that guy, an older gentleman, but he says he went to school with my cousin, and so I asked if he needs help here and he says, ‘Sure!’ So I did the driveway, cleared a good path there, and I get up to the garage and the door opens and Josh [Allen] is standing there. Probably the whole thing took a half hour. Got out, shook his hand. Told him, ‘Good luck tomorrow.’ “I introduced myself. ‘Dave. Dave Winter. When you think of snow, think of me, Winter.’ I says, ‘We got that red machinery shop, the farm just down the road.’ Looked like he was in a hurry. Didn’t have time to chit-chat. So that was it.” “What would have happened if you didn’t come along?” I asked this man known as Squirrel. “Oh, my guess is they woulda put him on a snowmobile, taken him down that long driveway and out into the street, and somebody woulda come and got him,” Squirrel said. When the Bills finally boarded buses after 4 for the trip to the airport, the two main roads were closed. So the Bills had to crawl through town streets that had been plowed. “Classic western New York towns,” McDermott said. “Orchard Park, West Seneca, a few more.” Depew, Lancaster, Cheektowaga. “It was so great. People on the side of the road, giving us the thumbs-up, taking pictures, waving, cheering. Just awesome.” Ever hear of barn-raising? In Amish communities, when a farmer needs a barn built, or some other project done, people from miles around come in for two or three days to do the building or the job. That’s Buffalo. That’s what happened here, with the Bills, and with the neighbors. Raise your hand if you need help. “This weekend is a reminder that there’s a lot of good in this world, still,” McDer

I don't know what's in the Niagara River, but this dude needs to lay off drinking it.

It's early, give the gamble-holics a day to rest, it'll balance out before game time. I bet we end up around -7.

Damn, the AFC West is pretty soft, KC, and three pushovers....they might just win out.

Stupid Chargers

He is trash, and I was screaming to give him some pressure all last week, but we wouldn’t, we were just too scared of Justin Jefferson, and had to play big spongy prevent defense. Look where it got us.

And the junky Viking show their hand on the first drive of the game. Why couldn’t we get the junky Vikings last week?

Started off shaky and ended with a limp noodle but somehow we managed to pull it off. Glad we got the win, but we gotta clean some stuff up and get some Starters back on the field.

That’s exactly why this garbage time. Touchdown is bad. Step on their throats!