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Thank you. I forgot about Darryl Johnson. Must have been him since I think Taron was already out of the game by then.

Totally agree!

I thought I saw him in on one play late in the 4th. I know I saw a jersey with Johnson on it.

Hey...I hate Darnold. I think he's going to be a good QB once he gels with Gase's offence. I really hope your defense stays aggressive and especially beats up Tom Brady this year.

I wasn't correcting you for the sake of correcting you. I was just pointing out that Fred simply joined an "old" Bills show. Had you ever watched the previous one? I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on old versus new.

This isn't a new show. Just a new cast. It used to have Mike Catalano as the host with Ruben Brown as the player analyst. They replaced both with Maddy Glab and Fred Jackson respectively. After just one viewing, I liked it better with Catalano and Ruben, but we'll see if the new team gels.

He didn't have to. As a scoring play it was automatically reviewed.

Got it.

I'm not sure why you quoted my post in making your comment. My post was about a PI call. It doesn't appear germane to your comment. BTW...I do agree with your sentiment regarding the media and their reluctance to give the Bills any credit for winning a game they could have easily lost.

I'm wondering if Allen wasn't throwing to Knox(?)on that play, and because he was held, that's why Knox wasn't in position to make a play. That's why Allen was certain of the PI.

It's coming down to a Bojo punt.

Point taken, but easier to do when there's no pressure.

They're playing Miami.

Foles out already with shoulder injury.

I've said this for years. When you watch the Steelers, their wideouts excel when the play breaks down and Ben is extending the play with his legs. That's why their wideouts that get problematic and leave, e.g. Wallace, don't excel on other teams. They just become "another receiver." I'm hoping Brown goes the same way, gets frustrated and causes problems.

Wow. I forgot about that! This kind of crap is pushing me more and more away from this league. This crap is literally ruining my love for the game, Bills or no Bills. Last year was the first year I didn't pay attention to the Super Bowl. I'll watch college games and I'm getting more into baseball this year. The hell with the NFL.

Plus...Josh Gordon's issues are not attention seeking. He's dealing with substance abuse and that is very personal. I wish him well in that he can completely recover...but I wish it wasn't on the Patriots. He's a good receiver when he's healthy.

That might be a safe bet. Reid has never been much of a disciplinarian.

That's become more obvious by the day. That's likely why Gruden wanted him for his GM...so he could run the show.

Well then he needs to improve his reading comprehension skills, but thanks for the advice. ?

Absolutely! Randy Moss approached his game with more maturity.

You totally misread my post. My point is that Belicheck is the ultimate disciplinarian. So if AB couldn't deal with Mayock's attempts to hold him accountable (i.e. fines), how could one expect that AB would want to play for Belicheck.

At this point I don't think he needs the balloon.

I don't see it. If he bristled under the discipline of Mike Mayock, I can't see him wanting to knuckle under and do things the "Patriot Way." Jeff Darlington just reported on ESPN that Brown wants it to be like the NBA where all players aren't accountable and stars are treated like stars. That's why the Raiders were perfect for him because Gruden "loves his players" and as long as they produce on the field, he'll tolerate anything else. Mayock on the other hand demands accountability.

That was terrific and unexpected! I seriously thought this was a heartwarming thread about the team helping homeless kids. Thank you for the laugh!