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I was at The Who concert so I didn’t.

I immediately thought of Boomer and his sound effects ala Mike Alstott.

Walk it off and be ready for next Sunday.

I love the way we are moving the ball. It feels like we should test them deep pretty soon.

Ugly O and pretty D. Let’s get going!

30 mpg winds. Oh boy.

Yeah, but there’s a Bills Game. You should have planned the timing better...3 years ago. Good luck with the new office.

You need to have a stern talk with the person who does your scheduling. Totally unacceptable.

Yup. We live in Odessa just north of Tampa. Indeed

I am ready for a great game from the Bills and then off to see The Who in concert tonight. What a day!!!

Too bad. Stuffed crow is especially tasty on Thanksgiving.

It all starts with the OL, of course. While it has not been perfect, it has allowed Josh to stay off his backside much better than last year, especially from the right side. Beasley and Brown are obvious upgrades from Benjamin and Holmes and the tight ends are catching every pass thrown their way and blocking well. It is completely obvious how much effort Josh has put into his passing game. With just a bit more time, his throws are accurate (mostly) and he now knows there is such a thing as crossing patterns and receivers in the middle of the field.

It feels very eerie to have everyone saying the Bills will win...Almost uncomfortable. I really hope we aren't looking forward to Week 4.

Interesting call. He has certainly exceeded expectations based on his preseason performance.

My first thought was Allen then Poyer then Lawson. I guess in that order. Josh has embraced the role of leader at the hardest position which is why I put him first.

I can’t agree that RT is as bad as Mills. Josh was tormented from Mills’ side last year and that is greatly reduced this year. That doesn’t mean we don’t need improvement, of course.

Sounds like wishful thinking but I like it.

Barkley will be in on almost every play. Devin won’t.

Well, they were both Full Practice yesterday so they probably had the 24 hour strain of Mono.

I have to think the pressure on Eli will be intense and our DBs will be like vultures for hurried passes. The X-factor, of course is Saquan. Can we limit his yards? I am cautiously optimistic.

I heard that and wondered what the hell he was talking about. He never corrected himself either.

Yup. He is either putting pressure on Darnold or absorbing double teams allowing others to make the play. Impressive start.

I am watching the game for a second time. Man, is Ed Oliver ever a disruptive force in the middle.

You must be loving life tonight.

We dodged a bullet for sure but 3 of the turnovers were fluky. I think we can minimize the turnovers and if we do, we have the nucleus of a very good team. I loved the fact that they never quit and were able to complete a comeback late in the game. That kind of thing has been a rarity for quite some time.