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He lowered his head, hit the player and then drove him into the QB. Super ticky tack, but he did lower his head to initiate contact.

Filling in for his dad.

People are really already complaining about Fromm? What did I miss?

Yep. Ed was bad, and now we have to deal with the steroid-induced spawn of Ed.

He let up too late after already landing on him, pretty much. I personally don't like the rule. I think you should be able to drive QB's into the ground. It's football.

Driving into the ground. He had him wrapped up and landed on him. Pretty ticky tack call, though, imo.

They really do. But I guess they don't want you to take them to the ground, just wrap them up or something. It's real.

That roughing call was not great. I guess they are saying because he landed on him.

AJ's stats don't look good from what I see scrolling on the bottom of the screen.

We're down to 3rd and 4th stringers?

Yeah, I'm straining my eyes to try to read jerseys because these jerks won't tell us which Bills made the plays.

It's nice to not have anymore surprises on punts. Bojo had a leg, but Haack is a true professional.

It's just literally by the book exactly how it is written up for both of those. It sounds like you just don't like those rules, which is totally understandable.

It was 100% the right call.

They don't even mention the Bills starters versus backups, and usually don't mention the names of Bills players when they make plays.

A simple 10 yard gain?

No, actually you can get all of the same news for free.

So true. People love Fitzpatrick because he is an awesome dude and he is funny. He is also smart and a good leader. But he has always been sub-par as a QB. He WILL throw a pick if the game is on the line. But he always makes it interesting. He is great entertainment.

It's not 1976... Sorry. They chose the wrong industry. It's a dying breed. This has happened to many industries and it will continue to happen. Might be MY industry next.

The Bills were also banged up against the Titans. Milano and White didn't play. John Brown and Zach Moss were both inactive too. Josh Allen and Tremaine Edmunds both played, but they were both dealing with injuries. I think the 2020 game against the Titans was just not a good representation of the Bills or the Titans given the strange COVID situation and the significant injuries to the Bills. I'm looking forward to playing them them this year. They mentioned that we save money by releasing Butler? I thought we took a significant dead cap number from releasing or trading him, and that was one of the things that solidifies his roster chances.

I don't understand the cult following for either place. Both are fine. Red Robin has far superior burgers to both places, but it isn't fast food, I suppose, so maybe people don't want to compare. Most cities have local restaurants that make better burgers than either of those chains. So what specifically do you like about In-n-Out? They just taste like normal cheeseburgers to me. Yes, better than McDonald's or the other really big chains, but still just an average hamburger. I just have never understood the number of people that really love it. Some people mentioned 5 Guys earlier and I think 5 Guys is superior to In-n-Out, although I do not like their fries.

That's the Patriots offense this year. They are going to be kicking a lot of field goals.

Who cares if Nate Burleson says that the Patriots were dominant the past 20 years? That's the truth.

Wow, you seem to really care.

Does Pat ever look like he didn't just wake up at 1pm hung over after a night of drinking and watching infomercials?