MJS

Let's hope he throws some INT's tonight.

Which one?

I need Herbert to score, like, 45 fantasy points to get the win this week. It could happen, right? Right!?

It's possible, but I think the last couple of teams that get in are going to have pretty weak records this year.

I'm not sure we can know who cares the most as we don't know how much Josh Allen or the Bills organization care about it. Plus, not all fans care about it, and some care a lot.

I'll roor against the Ravens.

They deserve credit, but the path to the superbowl is far easier in the NFC than in the AFC. It's just a fact. All the elite QBs are in the AFC. Kansas City, the best team in the NFL for years now, is in the AFC. So yeah, they have done more, but there is a reason for that and it isn't just because they are better than the Bills. Opponents and competition are a huge part of that.

Not in movies, though. Hollywood is a disaster right now. Nothing original. They are scared of their own shadows.

This should be allowed. Guns are cool. The entire nation has their panties in a knot about the dumbest things, sometimes. We need to go back to the 90s when nobody cared about anything! When comedy was funny. When you could make fun of anyone and they could make fun of you. Good times.

Isn't it a percentage of their contract or game check or something?

Ravens vs Chargers, but that isn't till Monday. Broncos vs Raiders might be interesting? Yeah, not a great matchup week.

Finally someone said it. Shanahan might be a good coach, but everything has to be exactly how he wants it. He would not do well with a QB like Josh Allen. I, for one, think Shanahan is overrated.

Yes. The issue is that good, solid players are treated like superstars in Dallas, and they get paid liked that, which means almost everyone is getting overpaid there. So, while they have a lot of good talent, they are hamstrung by overpaid players who consistently underperform.

Yes

He was never really that good, honestly. He never led his team to a winning record anywhere he was. His 2016 season was actually pretty good statistically, but that's about all. He had a career passer rating of 84.5. Not starter caliber. Agreed. The rookie wage scale really helped teams from making franchise altering mistakes right out of the gate with guys.

If they thought Daniel Jones is anything like Josh Allen, that is criminal. Jones is mediocre at just about everything.

Ty Johnson has turned into the best blocker in the running back stable. I think this group of running backs is really excellent. Different styles and strengths. All of them pretty darn effective.

Osweiler made $41 million in the NFL. Russell made about $40 million. Sam Bradford's $129 million takes the cake, I think.

Yeah, Watson is the new poster boy for sure. But with inflation, it might still be Bradford. He was one of the last to come into the league before the rookie wage scale, so he was hugely paid from day 1.

Sam Bradford. That dude was a highway robber in the NFL. He fleeced the NFL for $129 million. Jones is only at about $72 million in career earnings, according to over the cap.

No. It was a Bills fan.

Yeah, that is why he is less insufferable. He used to say really stupid, smug things that were just annoying and incredibly biased. Now he just praises everyone, which means he is less likely to say something stupid.

Who was the poster that kept saying we were in for a rough season and would miss the playoffs? He was super annoying about it and acted like he knew something the rest of us didn't.

Cool.

Collinsworth is strangely growing on me. I think he has become less insufferable.