Bob Chandler's Hands

In 1891, Italian immigrants were in not considered "white" by a majority of the public. Only through a modern lens can you go back and say it was a white person being lynched. At the time, they were lynching a non-white minority.

It's a long season in the NFL. Stuff happens and it evolves as the season progresses. That said, it was not only a defensive failure, but an offensive one too against Baltimore. I expect the offensive side of the ball would improve in a rematch. The defense, TBD. Stopping Jackson and Henry on the ground is nothing like stopping KC.

Small forward. Rambis was the Power F.

And Spencer Brown

Or Tim Tindale

Any RB is a threat for the Bills this year. My point is he's no Henry or Taylor. He's not even James Cook. He's a reasonable starting RB in the NFL, nothing more.

Easy for you to say. Yes, 3.6 yards per carry and longest run of 15 yards is downright scary.

I beg to differ. We did not get an interception. "If's" don't count. It was a defensive disaster, especially in the second half.

I'm struggling with the idea that you allow Miami to have the advantage in the run game by selling out to stop the pass yet allow Tua to go 25 for 28, don't intercept him and only sack him once (when he fumbled the snap). Seems like a major failure.

Would love to have him but no way is Denver taking Sutton away from Nix in his rookie season.

It's too bad Allen has lost a step and his passes aren't good anymore.

At least in a game where Miami seemingly ran at will they were able to hold Tua to a mere 25 of 28 passing.

I was at that game too. It was on my birthday, no less. "Bad things, man"

My recollection is that, in general, there are just a lot more opposing team fans in every stadium now then there were back then. Biggest reason being the ease of buying tickets on-line, either from the team or especially the resale market. Back in the day, you had to hang out by the stadium and buy with cash from scalpers. My recollection is that, in general, there are just a lot more opposing team fans in every stadium now then there were back then. Biggest reason being the ease of buying tickets on-line, either from the team or especially the resale market. Back in the day, you had to hang out by the stadium and buy with cash from scalpers.

1200+ yards receiving: 8 guys in 2022, 12 in 2023. Not quite 'tons'.

Like getting Cooper? Or Rasul Douglas? You know teams continually "churn the bottom of the roster", right? They are looking for every edge, even if small.

Two of them are former pros. The other guy plays soccer.

Now, impressed once.

The sky is falling!

Not even close to WR1 on this team.

Such a lazy take. The NFL is hyper competitive. He's in there right now because they believe he's the best they have for the position. I agree he's a weak starter, but they don't have anyone better.

And they only play 2 LB's at a time, and none of these guys are full-time ST's like Matakevitch was. Five seems adequate for now assuming Bernard is back in a couple of weeks.

So the Bills have poor separation in week 1 just like those other teams with questionable receiver rooms, the 49er's and Rams? Sometimes you need to just step back and look at data and see if it makes any sense.