MJS

That Hyde INT was incredible. What a huge play.

Yes, and every play does not need to be analyzed or broken down. We don't need to know the details of a three yard run on 2nd down.

The guardian caps are optional for players to wear during the season. In preseason and practices the oline and dline are required to wear them, plus running backs and tight ends, I think. Many players will wear them for awhile coming off a concussion. I think they should make it mandatory for a player to wear them for two or three weeks after they come back from a concussion, if not the entire rest of the season. Players think they look dumb, so they don't like them.

It would be the best if they just had a calm voice announce the down and distance and then the result of the play. Nothing else. I would absolutely love that. Then show important replays with no voice over at all. Just show it from different angles and in slow motion, etc. Gosh, I would love that.

Bills: 27 Pats: 17

He orchestrated it, didn't he? He is the one who modernized the way we view draft picks and their value. Back then they were throwing them around like candy and he realized they were way more valuable than teams were treating them.

Only the ones who have crapped their pants insist that it happens more than you realize 🤔

Awesome! They aren't messing around, either. They wanted to get the family started right away! I find that to be refreshing in this age when most parents wait forever so they can dink around for years and years.

He forced himself off the team.

It's not authentic unless it has rubber pellets floating in it.

Darnold was in the conversation as well. And there were a few notables touting Josh Allen as a potential first pick, but that was mostly dismissed by most. The closer it got, though, the more Mayfield emerged as the favorite.

Nice uniforms. Both wearing throwbacks. The Falcons need to make those permanent.

Defenders also have eyes. They are watching the QBs wind up and release the football. They see this happening as they are rushing them. Those are visual keys that allow them to know if they will get there on time or late. They have time to alter their momentum and slide away from them. If their view is blocked or they don't see, oh well, they should have been watching for it.

So the Bills are in the same boat as every other contending team in the NFL right now. Maybe some other teams have some star players, but also massive holes or injuries in other areas. That's just the league this year.

Yeah, that's basically what I said. Then he won't win it either, if that ends up being the case.

If the Bills beat the Patriots, Maye will be out of the conversation and it will be between Stafford, Love, and Allen. Allen has no shot, though, unless he keeps playing with his hair on fire like he did last week (which is very possible), and the Bills overtake the Pats for the division. No way are they going to give the MVP to a player on a team that is 2nd place in their division. So, I think it will go to Stafford unless they do poorly the last few weeks.

- Bills win the Division: 20% - Bills in: 92% - Bills out: 8% I'm assuming by in and out you are referring to the playoffs.

This is the one. It was one of the biggest plays in Bills history.

Yes, but he changed his name to Josh Hines-Allen.

The turf is not old and outdated. It is the same as every other turf field in the NFL. They all have the same benefits and drawbacks and they must all be filled with rubber pellets to provide a softer surface to play on. What other team clears the entire field during timeouts and half time? None of them. They all do the exact same thing. Do you think Buffalo is the only field that gets snow in the NFL?

For much of this season Cook has been even more important than Allen, honestly.

I was against giving him the money he was demanding. And the Bills didn't, so I was all good with the signing. And he has been a slam dunk this year, despite the fumbles. He needs to clean that up. He almost lost the game because of that fumble. But he has been awesome overall.

There was a time when the Bills fell asleep in the 2nd and 3rd quarters on offense, particularly the 3rd. You are remembering correctly. Those were the Daboll years. But they would usually wake up by the 4th quarter.

Hey, I'd tune in and watch. This would be awesome! I don't think it will work out for them, but I'd certainly watch every minute of it!

Why is it you think this? What specifically is Joe Brady doing to harm the offense? If you are going to make that claim, you should probably back it up with something.