The Red King

I think momentum will be a key factor. If Buffalo is allowed to gain and build it, things will snowball and there will be barely enough of the Titans left to identify with dental records. This is a team built on emotion. They are not the quiet, clinical elite teams we tend to see. These are schoolyard bullies that crush kids in street football. Allen has brought that mentality to the team, and now Von Miller has become the defense what Allen is to the offense. These Bills feast on emotion, which is bad news for the Titans as Bills' Mafia will be out in full force for the home opener. Any chance the Titans have (beyond us killing ourselves) comes down to that momentum. If I were the Titans, my plan would be to try and slow the game down to a halt and kill the emotion. Try as best I could to make the game a bland, boring mess. We saw last week what the Bills can do with an emotional momentum wave. Despite four turnovers they didn't miss a beat and were relentless.

Someone tell the Browns it's the 21st century please. My god that looks like a college mascot. >.<

Cut the phin fans some slack. We were the same way in their situation, calling out the Pats until we faced them and got slapped down. Let them have this. Looking past the Ravens though? Bold move... 😆

I'm just real curious to see if "The Process" speads to The Giants and another perrenial failure turns things around like we did.

Miami is the new shiny bandwagon. Every year has to have a new team to gush on, and Miami was an attractive choice after preseason hype and spanking the Pats. We'll see how long the shine lasts. Remember, it's all about clicks and narratives.

He had the stones to go for two. Let the man dance, he's earned it!

OMG, Giants! Ballsy call going for2, then the Titans miss the FG at the end of regulation. Holy crap!

Looked like a pick on that last KC TD.

Well, that was a crazy end with Pitt. winning.

Cincy holder should have eaten it and try again on 4th down.

Holy...crap! Blocked PAT in Cinci!

I heard that! My response..."I do." XD

From what I've watched, there is no way Miami or NE can beat us. Only way we lose to them is if we beat ourselves. NE's O-Line looks like wet tissue paper right now.

Neither Miami nor NE impress me right now.

It wasn't supposed to be like this. Brady leaving was supposed to be the end of one team dominating the division. There was supposed to be parity in the AFC East, with each team having a shot. But just as that window opened, here comes Allen and the Bills, and again the media is just talking about one team. For the Jets and Phins, and their fans, they feel baited. The end of one powerhouse owning the division seems immediately followed by the start of another. Take a second and remember how we felt when Brady left. Now imagine how you'd feel if the Bills improved but all of a sudden the Dolphins owned the division the last two years and all you heard was Tua, Tua, Tua. You'd be salty too.

Again, I don't need anything. You're not paying attention. I haven't said anything about his quote directly. The only thing I've said about any of this is that if he'd admit/apologized/etc... that he might be getting less grief over the quote. So any talk about it being good enough for me is irrelevant. Will it be good enough for the people continuing to bag on him for that quote? Who knows. Let me put it another way. A guy gets mugged on the way home from work. This is now the third time it's happened. Someone else suggests "Well, maybe if that guy took a different path home and didn't walk through a bad part of town, maybe he wouldn't be mugged as often." Is the guy that said that also guilty of mugging? Of course not. All he did was suggest an alternative that could help the guy that got mugged. That's...me. I haven't given Ramsey any grief this thread, at all. A fact you continue to ignore. Hope this helps, I don't know how else I can spell this out to you. Stop getting snippy with me over something I did not do.

The Comeback, in the stands with my dad, getting out of the stadium at 4:30p and tailgating so hard we didn't leave the parking lot until 9:30p. And even now, decades later, it is still the greatest comeback in NFL history.

And again, I think if he just came out and said yeah he was wrong, it was a bad take, people would dump less on him for it I know if I publically called someone trash and got dunked on like that I'd have to publically admit I was wrong. Honestly, I don't even think it was the hot take itself that so much leads to this mocking as him actually referring to Allen as trash. If he had said he didn't think Allen was that good, I don't think the backlash would be as bad.

So, like Ramsey, you cannot admit when you made a mistake. Also noted.

I heard that Allen guy we have is terrible. I mean, look at his first regular season game. 😏

So...you admit you can't? Noted. And no, I'm not. All I said was that if Ramsey did come out, admit he said what he did and then admit he was wrong, he'd get less grief over his quote. No more, no less. If you don't believe me, look through this thread again. Not once did I say anything about the quote itself. You really need to learn to stop jumping to conclusions. You seem quite invested in bagging on people who point out the irony of his quote. You're quite needy, aren't you?

Unlike the Bills, words fail right now. 😒

I can understand not wanting to wear your prime RB down, but if we're not running that much (excluding JA) there is no reason Singletary can't get almost all of the touches, especially seeing what we did yesterday.

Okay, now show me the quote where he takes ownership of his quote and actually says he was wrong. Don't worry, I'll wait.

Thing is, he'd get far less grief if he simply came out and said that yeah, he said that about Allen, but as much as he hates to admit it he was completely wrong about Josh. His ego will never allow such an admission.