pennstate10

Yes. That was a cheap shot. Poyer deserves a fine and a couple weeks off.

Does anyone know what Allen’s speed on that 30yd TD? I think there might be a next gen stats site that tracks this. I would bet he hit over 20 mph, maybe 21-22.

By rule that was PI. The dolphin CB was going for the ball, so that was ok. But with his other arm he was around Coleman’s waist and pulling him down. So yea, PI

Just rewatched the play. That was a cheap shot by Poyer. I hope he gets a week or two off.

I was the right call. Punt or Hail Mary would be playing not to lose. im a big PSU football fan. PSU coach played not to lose and ended up with zero points after a first and goal inside the 5 at end of first half. Psu lost the game.

Or the days when Bills had a player who was more of a punt catcher than punt returner.

Now that the thread has moved to complaints about British English, let me add a few.. Why is it that Brits will randomly throw extra vowels into perfectly good words? Such as oesophagus, haematology, and leukaemia? Also, for reasons I don’t understand, many American physicians will pronounce centimeter as “sontimeter”. I think that they think it makes them sound smart. But for some reason, they’re not complaining that a cup of coffee now costs 50 sonts more than it did in the last sontury.

This is funny, as my Brit colleagues use the c word liberally “I was really c*nted last night”, and Americans rarely use that word when any recording devices are out. Spaz is sort of an ancient term that I really don’t hear in everyday life. I don’t think Brady meant to insult Allen or an entire group of people, it just came off to me like something an 8 yo would have said 50 yrs ago. Sort of like the word “tard”.

Excellent summary. You said what I was thinking far more eloquently than I could have.

absolutely correct Rush 4 1 guy on each eligible reciever. 1 guy deep to cover tip 1 guy short to cover tip

Watched the end of the Commies game yesterday. That was a terrific play by the QB, but also really bad D by the Bears. I’ve been a Bills fan since the late 60s, but don’t remember a single game won by Hail Mary. I might have missed one in the pre internet days when it was harder to follow out of town teams.

In retrospect, the 1 spot drop which got us a 5 for 6 swap may not have been a great deal, cause we don’t get the 5th yr option on Coleman now. As an aside, I watched a bit of Legette yesterday. He doesn’t have nearly as much polish as Coleman.

Good thing Jerry Hughes wasn’t on the field when this happened or he’d have gotten flagged.

I’m thinking that our WR room got quietly better today.

Doesn’t matter who the player is. Non contact knees that buckle like that are either ACL or medial meniscus injuries.

Geno threw that into a tub of goo and it stuck.

Is that true? I thought that once you started taking social security you were practice squad ineligible

So, if these numbers are true, you are saying that, on average, small LB are better than bigger LBs.

I’m not debating whether the rugby evaluation is better than the NFL But the idea that it is better because it’s longer is just silly. if it takes you 10 minutes to scan 15 items in a self checkout line, and it takes me 3 minutes, are you doing a better job of scanning?

Do we get comp picks for this hire?

Of course it’s a conflict of interest. It’s just like a judge who has been given $250,000+ in gifts deciding a case that the gifter was involved in. This isn’t a question. It’s crystal clear that it’s a conflict.

This is the answer: "And then even if through some crazy stroke of uncharacteristic actions of Beane and other GM's, we were able to pull this off - we wouldn't have Cole Bishop, DeWayne Carter, Ray Davis, and Sedrick Van Pran-Granger for sure (probably others as well). Plus, whomever we'll end up taking with the myriad of 2025 picks we'd need to use wouldn't be here next year either. And on top of that, with us moving so many picks to get BTJ and Coleman, ain't no way we'd be giving up a 3rd (if we even had one) to acquire Amari Cooper." So tired of hearing we should have traded up for BTJ or Odnuze etc.

Footnote on '04. Bills and Steelers had the same record; Steelers chose before Bills based on strength (weakness) of schedule. Bills wanted to draft Roethlisberger, but Steelers nabbed him. Bills came away with the Adam Sandler lookalike.

I’m not sure I believe that story; I’d like to look at the details. did the players start in a sprinters stance? Or were they standing up? Or did the have a running start? Why did they use the combine 40 instead of running a no ball 40 on the same track? It just doesn’t make sense.

To be clear, I’m pretty sure that Bills control their own destiny irrespective of other games. Pretty sure that Bills will be 1 seed if they go 15-2. Gotta agree with this. Benford and Douglas have average speed. Elam has above average speed, but doesn’t play. All the others, including Taron, are below average.