ColoradoBills

The playoffs are a long, long way off. If Tre needs another week or 2 before he starts practicing, well that is what he needs.

Good grief with this 1 score stuff. The Bills last year lost to the Steelers in a 1 score game. Any of you "trend" posters picking the Steelers to repeat that feat?

Big test for the Bills to control this game right from the start. They should get ahead early and stay there. It would be awesome if some sort of a running game shows itself WITHOUT using Josh. I got to believe that Pickett gets his first start, and the D and home crowd should hold them down. It would be nice to see some starters on both sides of the ball get pulled in the 4th.

This whole RB/Running Game situation has been a puzzlement. I have hopes that somehow it can be worked on against PIT this Sunday.

Hamlin was a rookie with 50 snaps last season. He is looking pretty good so far (126 snaps) and gaining experience that can only be accomplished by playing. I'm feeling good he can be the FS going forward.

I just asked a question if there were any other players injured yesterday other than Crowder and McKenzie. I was answered with, Poyer who is looking OK.

The line I see is -3 Dolphins. I'm a Jets fan for Sunday!

If Tre can make it back for the KC game, it would be great. If not, my hope is he is ready to go after the bye for GB.

They have a new OC this year. That is where I consider the "data" to be judged from. They are 1-1 in close games.

Yes, it is. The past is the past, it's about going forward.

Denver winter weather is much milder than Buffalo. I do get your point though. I'm not doubting his skills, just hope he keeps performing.

I'm curious as to how his punting will be when the weather turns bad, but as of now I'm very happy with his play. Maybe he becomes a fit for next year.

LOL. I already changed the thread title. Yes, I am hung over. Poyer, thanks I knew there was more. Good to hear he's probably OK.

Just wanted to ask other than Crowder who is probably IR bound with broken ankle and McKenzie in concussion protocol, were there any others with the exception of bumps and bruises? I can't remember any more. Of course, I got "thirsty" during the game and may have missed something else. Looking forward to maybe getting some more "walking wounded" back this week. I'm confused on who those guys could be.

I've tried to post this weeks ago and fans just read right past it. They don't understand that it's 4 weeks minimum. They don't understand that a player can be on PUP for 5, 6 or more weeks before activating the 21-day window. To add to your evidence. https://www.nfl.com/news/nfl-training-camp-roster-faqs-defining-injured-reserve-pup-list-nfi-and-more Reserve/PUP list: Teams must decide by the 53-man roster cutdown deadline (Aug. 30 this season) whether to place a player on this list. Players placed on this list at that time must miss at least the team's first four games -- down from six in seasons prior to 2022.

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OOB. You idiots Bucs.

The goat BB has the division just where he wants them.

Yep, but the Bills with the W. That's the important thing.

Stupid Brady. The one time I want him to win, he sucks. LOL, @Success

KC 14-3 BUF 13-4 KC 13-4 BUF 13-4 Home field advantage due to tie breaker. Not too complicated.

I think some of your details are wrong. 1. Yes, it's not his body it's where the ball is. 2. If a WR catches a ball "outside the boundary" of the sidelines. it's a catch where the ball is in relation to the ball and the sideline. Example. If a WR's BODY is across the goal line but he stretches to catch the ball inside the field of play (the half yard line), it's spotted at the half yard line. 3. That's not true. The pylon is considered the goal line. If a runner extends the ball on the outside of the pylon it is not a TD.

Math is simple. Rooting for Brady to lose means KC wins. That affects home field advantage. It's not rocket science. It's simple math.

Whatever. You just keep rooting for the Chiefs to get home field advantage. You just do what you have to do. I'm done with your perspective.