Richard Noggin

At this point it's just weird. I think you're on an island with this, and I guess I commend you for sticking with it?

This is one of the worst takes I've read in a while. No doubt Williams isn't an ideal RT candidate any longer, but he has been our best RG option all season. WTF are you watching?

Come on. A person can CONTACT an object without GRASPING it firmly or with control. I don't fully understand what's confusing you here. Are you a big time Bama fan? Touching is not the same as controlling.

That's classy.

No, I wouldn't. I WOULD say he was able to shove a loose ball forward. He did not "control" said ball by the definitions used by all levels of football.

Why are you choosing this particular hill? It was fairly obviously a loose ball before the arm moved forward. But whatever, I guess. Also, people pooping on Bennett seem to have underestimated his moxy.

I think that's how some dudes, especially certain WRs, preemptively handle the inevitable writing on the wall.

The requested thread is not available when I follow the link. LOL

QB discussions aside, is the Georgia DT Wyatt draft eligible? Everyone is in love with Davis's stature and talent, and rightly so. But Wyatt, as Herbstreit recently mentioned, is excellent. I know Google would answer this for me, mind you.

Open hand. A ball can be pushed forward while loose in the QB's hand. It's possible to have a ball on your hand without gripping it. Heck, I've seen QBs lose their grip on the ball, then clench their fists while trying to throw it, and push the thing forward with a closed fist.

Fanbases don't win games.

I don't hate this idea in a general sense. Diggs, however, should not have ONE spot from he which always operates. His skillset can and should flourish from EVERY spot.

Always space at ECC, especially if you head to the left. It's a farther walk, and less "fun," but easy get-out if you sneak out onto Big Tree.

Please, let's not invite Bills fans into a discussion about Event Tree Analysis or other such highly variable and interconnected sequences of events, like an NFL season. (Obviously, it's the same darned thing.)

Chandler has receipts, folks! I effing love people who contradict themselves squirming when called out on their bullcrap. Just breathe: it's okay to be publicly wrong! However, it's never okay to be a Patriots or Tom Brady fan.

It's unfortunate how much fantasy football and stats in general can skew a person's perceptions of actual NFL football. Jefferson being an absolute statistical monster in Minnesota does NOT mean that Diggs is somehow less valuable in Buffalo. Hell, Cousins having GREAT stats yet again is obviously not connected at all to the reality of that franchise's fortunes, so MAYBE the collective national rush to see this very complicated game through the very reductive lens of statistical outcomes is misleading, at least... Diggs' talent, competitiveness, AND HIS RELATIONSHIP WITH ALLEN carry value that transcends quantification. Suck it, nerds.

Haven't heard Daboll's name connected to any interviews yet, so hopefully we get his best work this week (wasn't his attention somewhat divided last year in the playoffs?). So far this season he has truly risen to the challenge of the Chiefs game and the 2nd Patriots game. I'd like to see that kind of opponent-specific and tendency-breaking offensive gameplan to roll out against Belichick for OUR 3rd MATCHUP IN UNDER 6 WEEKS?! That's just nuts.

The Pro Bowl is not relevant. It's just an online poll of NFL player Q Scores/Q Ratings. I.e., a popularity contest. Great for gathering marketing intel. Useless for rewarding on-field play.

You can really gauge each poster's age by the composition of their list. Lots of recency bias in the first page or two, but some solid all-time lists emerging in the last two pages. Difficult to judge the validity of anything comparing eras.

To be fair (cue the Letterkenny enthusiasts), if you give any franchise QB that kind of o-line and RB, they should do some winning...

Lest we forget our own Doug Whaley's self-proclaimed, retroactive draft wisdom.

Yeah! That's Josh Allen's job dammit!

Obviously.

So obvious and yet so...wise.

Okay, I'm listening. But you're being vague. How does a football stadium serve the community of Bills fans and the organization, exactly? Stadiums historically solve ZERO problems for the broader community in which they are built. They are expensive buildings where my favorite sport is played. And some overpriced concerts are staged. And a smattering of smaller, community-based partners hold fundraising events (which of course is a good thing). There is published support for this unfortunately skeptical position.