Motorin'

But when they are murdered by people who snuck into the country and bypassed the legal process, you call them good Americans and call out white people for violence.

You're like the "I wish my kid had been murdered by a white nationalist instead of a Haitian immigrant driving without a license" guy.

Tell that to the families of every person killed by an undocumented immigrant. "Hey your kid had a more likely chance of getting killed by a Trumper, so there's nothing to see or complain about here."

We are definitely playing Brady Ball. And the Pats won many of those years executing a system that features slot receivers, TE's and RB's in the passing game, combined with a strong commitment to running the ball. The analysis by several posters, that recent Super Bowl winning teams need two #1 outside receivers have typically excluded the Pats as an outlier due to Brady being the Goat. But Josh can win playing Brady Ball. Even Tom Brady thinks Josh and the Bills can win the Super Bowl playing Brady Ball. Chris Hogan was the most productive outside wr on the 2016 Pats, and was basically their #4 target. Edelman (slot) Bennett (TE), White (RB), Gronk (TE) and Amendola (slot) combined for about 3,000 yards and 75% of that team's receptions.

Josh has definitely improved his timing on short throws. In the past he's wait too long and almost telegraphed the short ones, like he was reluctant to take them. The back half of last year, and certainly the KC playoff game, he qb'd in a Tom Brady fashion (with the added dimension of running the ball.) The test for this O is going to come when team's can stop the run with their front while pressing in match zone coverage to take away the quick rhythm throws and make Allen hold the ball longer. Can the receivers win 1v1 battles without much breathing room and get open against better defenses that lack weaknesses?

That was amazing.

A forward pass is a forward pass. So the only way it wouldn't count is if the ball travels backwards to the receiver.

Baylon Spector reminds me of Latimer from The Program:

Shakir also has slightly more yards and the same number of TD's as Diggs on 58% fewer targets.

Right now, I'm guessing Edwards is next man up at S. And probably would have been starting next to Rapp had he not been injured. But I'm hopeful that Bishop can get up to speed so we see what he has... I also think the nickel (or safety) that lines up at the LB position will typically occupy the SAM spot to cover the TE on passing plays. So we'll probably see Cam Lewis there in heavy sets. Unless they start getting destroyed in the run game.

I've only watched highlights, but Daniels stature and play style reminds me a bit of Randell Cunningham. Who coincidentally was my all time favorite non-Bills player. Not saying Daniels is going to be as good as Cunningham, but that's who he reminds me of.

I was thinking all the shrooms may have burrowed into ya 🧠...

You sure they haven't already?

Their 12 or 13 personnel might do some damage in the run game against our base nickel. If we had Bernard at Mike and Spector at SAM I could see it. But that's a big ask for Morrow or Buffalo Joe. Alternatively, they could move Rapp to play SAM and use Edwards or Ingram at FS.

The song is 21 years old. Give it a listen, it's one of those tunes that grows on you.

Who's the 3rd LB, Morrow or Andreessen? And who would play SAM?

The deeper meaning of the song is about ultimate victory.

It's a metaphor for life itself. As Bills fans, we can relate to having the thing we want most slip through our fingers, time and time again. The message of the song is instead of letting jealously and bitterness rot your life away, embrace your destiny and become Mr. Brightside.

Unless, the Bills just outsmarted nearly every other human being and the entirely of math itself! Just went back and looked at the terrible article with that headline, where they tried to prove it's impossible for Josh Allen to succeed in the NFL based on his stats. They essentially posted every metric where he was below average and all the terrible qb's before him with similar numbers in those categories. And then they conveniently hid this little without expanding upon it: "PFF grades him below-average in six of 10 traits and above-average in just three: running, intermediate passes, and difficult/high-value passes." Well I'll be damned, the guy who is above average in intermediate and difficult/ high-value passing has been able to vastly improve his quick short passing! Something else I noticed too. Josh is throwing with a lot of touch on his passes this year. The percentage of fastballs seems way down, which is giving his receivers a more friendly and catchable ball. Pair that with him hitting the short throws on time and in stride, the YAC is way up. Shakir benefits from all of this, and really has tremendous hands.

There was a video on social media of Josh and the boys rocking out to Mr. Brightside this summer at Dawson Knox's wedding. Guessing that inspired the musical choice. Best lyric in the song: "But it's just the price I pay, destiny is calling me Open up my eager eyes, 'cause I'm Mr. Brightside..."

B'More will be a much bigger test for the OLine and for the receivers. Looking forward to it!

Would love to see Solomon, Bishop and Andreessen get in the game.

What about a fake impeachment based on fake intelligence?