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I know but that post made it sound he was just exploding. Even with splitting with Carter, he has more carries than Singletary. That still doesn't prove he's tearing up the league.

He's been a coach for 5 seasons and you focus on one year. He was 5-1 in one score games in 2020 but we are going to completely ignore that. That one loss was a Hail Murray. Since week 4 in 2022, we are 1-0 in one score games. If you're going to start with just 2021, I will start last week. See how that works?

Coverage stats are not always what they seem. 3rd and 9 and Elam gives up a 6 yard pass. He keeps the WR in front of him and doesn't allow a first down....but on the stat sheet he gives up a 6 yard pass. If he does this 3-4 times a game, he's doing a good job. But the stat sheet will say he's giving up too many catches. It is what happened to Stephon Gilmore here.

What if he played behind the Colts OL? 😂

Hall is averaging 44 yards per game rushing and 28 yards passing per game. He's not lighting it up lol. 44 yards per game rushing. 28 yards per game in pass receiving. Not impressive.

I think this is a game where you get him involved. The Steelers just aren't good. He needs to get his confidence back.

If Davis needs a new liver, he’s not going to get one in Buffalo that’s not saturated with Labatt’s.

What were the adjustments we made on both sides of the ball yesterday?

"I just stepped on a Lego"

He continues his INT pace....he will be in the discussion as DPOY.

He creates threads like "do you miss losing" and "concerns about Elam after his first ever game" and "too conservative on injuries" when Benford had a broken hand and Spencer Brown had heat exhaustion....it's just not very good threads. He's had other really bad (a lot actually) and defends them firmly. What other response are you expecting?

I think this ankle injury is the only time he's missed time. It was a very slow skip.

He was an I thought it looked stylish on him.

Did anyone see him go up to Poyer on the bench after his first INT? When he walked away, he was still limping noticeably.

Are you concerned about Elam?

Right now on defense, we have Poyer, Milano, Von Miller and Greg Rousseau playing at All Pro levels.

He didn’t.

Not going to address that .621 winning percentage since you created that thread huh?

Romo is awesome.

Mahomes is so damn good.

Terrell Owens. I know you guys want the publicity for a few weeks.

Who cares about player safety right?

The latter. Ed Oliver a DL and at 285 lbs went back into the game on a high ankle sprain. Couldn’t finish but was able to grit it out.

Yes, the Bills blew opportunities. They had the ball at the 1 with a chance to win the game. They shot themselves in the foot...no doubt. But the issue is we had to face much more adversity with the conditions. That cannot be debated. It's not a level playing field with the set up the way it is.

Geez man. Heat doesn't vary to you I guess. All hot is the same and feels the same. You obviously feel that sitting in the shade and sitting in the sun....it's the exact same. So you honestly believe in last years game, at 78 degrees by half time is equally as hot as this game. Do you honestly believe that? When the Buffalo Bills took on the Miami Dolphins in southern Florida this past Sunday, everyone quickly realized that the excessive heat was going to be a problem. One report stated that by 10:00 AM Eastern, it was already 120 degrees Fahrenheit on the field. Wide receiver Stefon Diggs recently made an appearance on the Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz and he was asked about how the extreme temperatures affected him. “I have never been that tired in my life,” Diggs replied. “I had full body cramps after the game. Full body cramps! I’ve never experienced that in my life.” Diggs also believes that Hard Rock Stadium is set up to make the opposing team uncomfortable. “The Miami side is under the shade. Our side is in the sun that, you know, turns those grapes into raisins,” he said with a little laugh. https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2022/9/29/23376857/stefon-diggs-dehydration-bills-dolphins-nfl-week-3