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It was one game that they clearly got caught off guard in every phase. Receptions per player are going to be down when Josh is throwing to 10 people per game.

Allen is just as good in the post-season. His coach and teammates (due to injuries/etc) however have been another story.

I got in at +400 a couple weeks ago

I don't wanna hear ***** from Nick Wright about Mahomes mountain. No one is playing as good as JA17 right now

He looked as slow as a lineman

Helps when you're team doesn't get called for holds like these.

No one's trying to save the world, just being decent human beings and trying to be good representatives of our fan base. It's small things like donating $17 that can leave lasting impressions on people. Showing a little empathy. I'd rather leave this kind of impression than that of a cold-hearted ass.

It's about turning an unfortunate event into a little bit of positive. And you really could of just moved on without the assinine comments, but you do you.

If you're in the giving spirit, a BillsMafia group on Facebook has started donations for Tua's foundation. Most are doing $17 www.tuafoundation.org

Why in the hell is Tua leading with his head into a tackle with his history???

He threw a pic with his first down field throw. Then they didn't let him throw down field for awhile and when they eventually did, he threw the second pic. They are absolutely limiting his down field throwing.

Thought the same. I had to turn it down cause it was all crackly

Hill made a comment about his ankle being injured as he was forcing him down and the cop said something about his ear being injured too (since he wasn't listening)

Hill complied with the request and rolled the window down about 3-4 inches. The cop wasn't happy and decided to forcefully remove him. I'm no lawyer or cop, but Hill was complying. Sure he may of had an attitude, but that's not illegal. I'm sure a cop has to have reason to forcefully remove someone from a vehicle, such as not complying or providing the necessary documentation. They can't just go ripping people out of cars because you made them mad, which is clearly the case here.

The only thing Hill is required to do is provide DL, proof of insurance, and registration. You can see him hand it to the cop when his window was down. You are not legally obligated to keep your window down even if the big bad cop wants it down. You don't have to answer any questions or even talk to the cop. The cop will likely be fired or suspended for excessive use of force. If you have money, you get away with *****. That's how this world has always worked and will always work.

If you believe it's ok to drag someone out of the car for rolling his window up after he provided his driver's license, you're a problem just like these cops. This is 100% excessive force. There is no law that states you must keep your window down during a traffic stop. You just have to provide DL, registration, and proof of insurance.

I'm no Tyreek fan, but it is not illegal to not keep your window down. He had it down, the cop was going to walk away, he rolled it back up. The cop then wanted it back down and was pissed that Tyreek only cracked it. The cop 100% power tripped and over reacted, including when he came over and grabbed him around the neck and threw him down.

Ever year I hang a new Bills flag outside. This year I forgot to put the new one up. I remembered at half time and got it flying... Better late than never

Why? He clearly pushed his guy into Murray which made him trip.

Those are traps. Lats are the back muscles that create the "v" shape.

Look for a signing of Tannehil or Flacco (not sure if he's still under contract with the Browns)

On the contrary, signing that player now locks him in at a percentage of the current cap. Going forward with cap increases is where you save even more. Also, if he continues getting better the increase in contract demand will far outweigh the increase in cap percentage. Lastly, yes the cap will probably go up. However, we have zero clue how much.

Howmany RT did we go through before getting Brown? The right side of our line struggled for years. Why chance going back to that after you've found a solid guy with a high ceiling that's still growing?

If you feel they are on an upward trajectory, it's absolutely the thing to do. Signing an ascending player a year early can literally save tens of millions. Josh is a great example. Had they signed him a year later, his contract wouldn't of been way higher.