NoHuddleKelly12

Say what you will, but this FO cuts bait when needed, owning mistakes and moving on in a better direction...in the meantime Gruden keeps figuring the Bills castoffs are just what the Dr. ordered lol!

I totally get that D2D—these cardiac kids are still finding their rhythm but when they put it all together watch out! 30+ point weeks are just around the corner

^^^^My fav line in your excellent write-up, and couldn't agree more. To some, it's an annoying habit that they don't get more "piling on" points in these games--but as we all know, none of that matters if you know what it will take to win each week, and execute on that knowledge successfully (I have little doubt as the O continues to catch up to the D's performance levels, excess points will come regardless). The Rolling Stones may have said it best...

Except in the 4th Q with the game on the line and Allen allowed to reveal his superhero status? Plenty exciting football to watch I’d argue!

I’m going out on a limb here to say that alcohol was a major contributing factor—who here can cast the first stone because they’ve never done anything stupid under the influence? I for one will have to sit this one out

He’s a winner. How the sausage gets made will get better over time—but even so I feel so much more confident already about his play making abilities than any of the scrubs we’ve cycled through in the last 20 yrs.

^^^^^2nd the motion.

This team plays with flat out heart.

Perhaps he can arrive to the arbitration session in an Elon Musk Space X rocket? Someone get on the horn and see what it will take to swap out the hot air balloon rental? Or perhaps as part of a traveling carnival? That seems more appropriate... And a high compensatory draft pick to NE...that only seems reasonable under the circumstances

Not as much as Bodine at center scared me last year tho!

^^^^Agreed--it's not so much that the med-evacs happened against the Pats, but that they happened in the 1st place, and to vital cogs in our playoffs or bust machinery! That's just another gift that keeps on giving. But, if there's one additional noticeable difference between this year's squad versus last, it's that Beane has diligently spent assets to acquire depth at multiple positions, much of which is now being tested more than we'd like, but could mean all the difference between another 6-10 campaign or 10-6, which many here, myself included, have predicted as min # of wins to expect. On a side note, we all know you're cool D2D. After all, your avatar is the epitome of coolness!

D2D, if we can’t raise our expectations this year after such a prodigious offseason and hot start, and now visualize the team going 4-1 after this week, then when? I’m with you on this.

Yay, a Friday funny!

Well, that’s fitting since no one circles the wagons...oh never mind

I’m rooting for Josh to get out of protocol

Crikey! I’m not feeling this whatsoever. However, it’s only 3x in the current McD era, and all signs point to a weakening of Brady’s stranglehold on New Era, so there’s that...

I get it--just wish he'd been a Bill that much sooner, is all. Great career!

He should've been our kicker for XXV instead of XXVIII

I bet no one here has ever scored 4 TD's for Polk High in a single game though! https://www.albundyquotes.com/blogs/news/183280839-best-moments-of-al-bundys-polk-high-pride

Very cool!

Plus how many compensatory draft picks due to the other teams’ failure to gift said WRs by close of training camp?

Just as easily as we could be 4-0 right now...see how that works?

Not sure if already posted somewhere upthread, but I found this interesting from Peter King's column yesterday, discussing advances in concussion/head related trauma prevention that's coming to market soon--wish the Bills already had this! Excerpt below: https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2019/09/30/nfl-power-rankings-week-4-fmia-peter-king/ "4. I think this is the most interesting thing I learned this week: There’s a doctor in Florida who is working to develop a topical cream for football players to use pre-game to reduce the effects of head trauma during the game, and also a nasal spray to be used after a concussive blow, to lessen the length of time for recovery from a concussion. The doctor, Jake VanLandingham of Florida State, is in the trial phase with these medications. These medications wouldn’t be solely for football either—the military, with its history of concussive incidents in combat, is interested as well. “It would be good for football, and good for the military,” VanLandingham said. “But it’d also be good for the U.S. health-care industry. We could save billions in health-care costs.” The savings could come, VanLandingham thinks, if the recovery time for a concussion went from 10 or 12 days to five, which is his forecast with the nasal spray after a concussion is suffered … and, if the brain had been pre-treated with the trans-dermal cream on the side of the neck before a concussive blow, the effect of the hit would be lessened because a neurological anti-inflammatory had been used. “It’s like a brain shield,” VanLandingham said of the pre-game trans-dermal cream. He expects a couple of college football programs to be using some of the medication by 2020. This is one of the most hopeful things I’ve heard about concussion treatment in years."

1994 called, and wants its AOL dial up service bonus hours CD back.

Listening to him tell their story right now, incredibly emotional, I can’t believe he’s even able to get through being on air right now...all the best wishes and prayers for healing for he and his wife right now.