SydneyBillsFan

He does indeed:

Gotta say this YouTube graphic is absolute gold:

....there is, as expected, much gnashing of teeth. Some of the more interesting thread discussions, include, (but are not limited to): - Fire Danny Crossman! - We got stupid fans - Trade for Justin Fields - The Dolphins have had a curse ever since moving to this stadium built on a native American burial ground Feel free to add your own favourites.

Over the moon with the result. HOWEVER; I would like to hear an explanation / some rational comments on the following decisions (or lack thereof) by the zebras that almost robbed us of a hard earned win: - The blatant PI on Dawson Knox before the first interception - The helmet to helmet on the stop by the fish on the one-yard line on the last play of the half Neither of which the NBC "experts" properly acknowledged BTW.

On a side note, I am so happy that Jax got eliminated, what a dog**** franchise!

I love your work almost as much as ESPN Chongli.

On the one hand, the offense is spluttering and does not fill me with confidence. On the other hand, the fish pass rush has been gutted and filleted. Wilkins and Van Ginkel will be their main threats. I reckon it will be super close. Bills 27 Fish 28

What, you really need a translation? He's a man of faith and he is ready for whatever path his life takes.

I appreciate the catch radius concerns but unfortunately we have guys like Davis, Murray and, lately, even Diggs who are dropping regulation passes hitting them right on the chest or belly button. Shakir is not one of those. Feed the guy who moves the chains!

I think it's a combination of all the issues raised. Where Josh is concerned, my thoughts shortly after the Patriots loss were that he put on some weight (I doubt he is 237 pounds these days) and spent too much time in the off-season playing golf and doing podcasts, and that it was the first summer he didn't attend Jordan Palmer's QB academy. I have seen nothing recently to change that viewpoint.

I would argue that Shakir could be the guy. Has sticky hands, often catches the less than perfect passes and looks clutch on third and medium to long. He may not be a WR1, but he's the best according to my eye test.

Sadly I cannot see a way this game doesn't enter nail-biting territory. The offence is spluttering and the performance of the OL is up and down like a honeymooner's arse. And they are up against a good defence. All that said, I reckon we squeak out a win. Bills 27 Pats 23

I am not worried about Diggs in the slightest, he is due for a biggie against the cheats.

You're a real party pooper Chongli.😁 Looks like we'll have to settle for watching the Ravens v Fish game on ESPN, with the ol' tissue box placed strategically over the score ticker.

It's definitely getting flexed to SNF. In fact, NBC have already released the promo:

49. EDGE LEONARD FLOYD, BUFFALO BILLS Floyd was let go by the Los Angeles Rams as they dropped from the most expensive NFL team in 2022 to the cheapest in 2023. Still, he has made a handful of splash plays this season, with several coming in key moments as the Bills defense struggles overall. Floyd has earned 65.0-plus pass-rush grades in four straight seasons, and his 37.5 sacks over the span have flown under the radar as a top-10 mark among edge defenders. Floyd is long and rangy, with good burst but only adequate bend around the edge. He tends to impact more plays than the box score indicates, thanks to his good instincts to get his hands up to deflect passes or disrupt throwing windows. Top free agent comparison: Bruce Irvin, 2018 PlayerPass-rush gradeTrue pass set pass-rush gradePass-rush win rateRun-defense gradeAPY as % of Cap at signing Leonard Floyd66.169.711.1%55.4? Bruce Irvin65.770.79.7%77.51.8% *All data in tables reflects two years prior to UFA contract signing Contract Projection: One year, $6 million fully guaranteed Dunno about the rest of you, but I wouldn't hesitate a nanosecond to get him back for that money.

Your opinion is, well....poo

Cowgirls - what a bunch of downhill skiers!

I don't think he's too far off his best, it's just that the margin for error in the NFL is so small. Needs a big confidence booster against the Pats so he is in the right frame of mind for the fish.

The best thing about this game apart from the dub - that Terrell Bernard did not tear an Achilles tendon, which was my immediate reaction when he started limping on that non-contact play.

By all means, give us your breakdown.

You arguing with a thigh doctor's prognosis on a torn pec? Anyways....I'm off to see my arse doctor about a hip replacement.

Thank God the game is live in Australia on ESPN, this Peacock thing is so damn stupid.