MJS

I agree. Stroud has been good, but McDermott is great against young QB's usually. I would rather not mess with Mahomes.

Was it rigged that Tua threw a need INT to Rapp and then an actual INT to end the game? Was that rigged? The Dolphins lost it all on their own.

That can't be taught. But players should always tape over their helmet ear holes. That's the worst when snow gets forced in there.

Disney is the real problem.

That #2 throw on his list was insane.

How the heck would he know if he is better than Vrabel or not? He is just a Pats homer.

McDermott has been great this year as defensive coordinator, especially given all the injuries. You still don't trust him? Have a little faith. McDermott knows what he is doing.

Now that is a slap in the face! Anthony Lynn and Doug Marrone both ahead of Sean McDermott!! I thought the Anthony Lynn hire was stupid from the start. He had no experience. He went from a running backs coach to an interim coach for part of the year, to head coach. I always thought he would fail.

2017 was a pretty impressive year for coach hiring, actually. McDermott, McVay, and Shanahan.

Oliver, Cook, Kincaid, Bernard, Josh Allen, etc. Those are all true difference makers.

I'd have to go Pittsburgh, because they aren't very good. Hiw lucky would that be for them? Meanwhile, the Bills have a good team and a great QB and can't go win one? And Pittsburgh goes and wins it with Mason Rudolph? Come on. That would be ridiculous. 2nd choice is Kansas City, because I'm sick of them.

I saw that as collecting one of the kicking balls to make sure he has it to use later.

Of course, Mahomes didn't really play his first season in the NFL.

I like it, but I don't understand the casino angle. Is it because the super bowl is in Vegas this year? We need to get there first. That's an all time great video. One of the best ever Bills hype videos.

Keep it the same. I don't have a problem with it.

Bills - 21 Steelers - 13

He always says that at the end of interviews, so that's basically saying, "No comment, I'm out of here."

Only if the penalties are declined. This is a pretty rare thing that has happened. There is no way for the defense to win by committing penalties on purpose because the offense would get free yards down the field. Most of those penalties you can commit after a first down would tack on yards at the end of the run, though. We're talking about something that probably happens pretty rarely.

The rushing stats is what sticks out to me, both running and defending the run. I'd be interested in the passing stats breakdown too.

Why is it dumb? It makes sense to me.

I thought it was a good hit. I didn't even consider that it was helmet to helmet. I'll have to look at it again.

Tha Pats made the playoffs twice, including winning the division. The Dolphins have made the playoffs and had multiple double digit win seasons. Even the Jets won 7 games the past 2 years. The AFC East has been a pretty decent division, actually, with two teams going to the playoffs in the division 4 out of the past 5 seasons.

Yeah, but in a terrible division.

I think they did get beat because of him. He was clearly out coached in the 2nd half. McDermott adjusted on defense and McDaniel was not able to handle it. They ran for 100 yards the first half and 7 in the 2nd half. And they barely even attempted any runs, even though they had the lead or at least a tie for most of the rest of the game, until the Bills went up. I think this failure rests significantly on the shoulders of McDaniels. Yes, there were many factors, but coaching was certainly one of them.

Also, I think it is funny that the Dolphins had, what, five pro bowlers? And the Bills have two...