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Man, it’s great to see Nuke Hopkins back involved on the field. It would have been awesome to see him and Diggs together… but this isn’t the NBA. And good for Levis, he gets a great WR to shepherd him into the NFL.

Russ Brandon taking control of the war room via Zoom

YouTube TV in general has been having trouble lately. Not only with the games, but DVR issues, along with live stream buffering. Thank God I “cut the cord”.

Holy cow, the Jets are awful. The Giants are too. -8 yards passing with 7.19 left in the game. That’s awful. Talk about a sloppy poorly coached game. The two teams representing the premier market in the league, sure don’t play like it at all.

Has anyone pointed out how poorly written that article is? Man, internet journalism isn’t what it used to be.

I just wish Gabe Davis was good again. How about that? Isn’t that what coaches are supposed to do? Especially at this level, right? And it’s not just McDermott. Dorsey runs the offense. He can call Davis in, and set him up for more success. And, if he has a limited route tree, then scheme to get him open. He’s a dynamic deep threat, scheme that more than once a game. It’s on Davis to make plays, and stop the drops. I don’t understand how he has regressed so much over the past season. It’s not his ankle anymore.

It will be interesting to see team sizes. If there’s 12 on a team, the possible combinations of defensive players to choose from would be amazing. I’ve coached flag for years now, and it really boils down to athleticism and how fast you can track the ball. Watching Ochocinco play, he still gets caught quite often by a regular Joe. Personally, I’m excited for it. It’s not “real” football, but it’s similar enough that it remains exciting, and has drastically reduced the number and severity of injuries at the youth level.

Oh sorry, I didn’t realize that there was a lawsuit over their non-existent friendship. I’ll take my foolish speculation to another part of the internet.

I mean, the Giants let him down huge. That no call at the end of the game probably infuriated him. I’m also sure that McDermott and Daboll talked during the week. Im also sure that Daboll is the kind of guy you just leave be when he’s angry. I get that people on Twitter need to stir up the pot to get likes and retweets or whatever, but this seems like nothing.

I don’t think there is a tremendous amount of competition. Von Miller is a shell of himself. Rousseau is a clear starter as is Floyd. Epenesa is rotation player, who is getting an equal share of snaps due to his play. Lawson and Kingsley Jonathan aren’t making waves. If Epenesa weren’t making plays, the Bills would be in a much different place I think upfront.

Collinsworth and Tirico blaming Allen for Knox and his bumbles, is absurd.

Oh, Von Miller was mentioned.

These dippy sideline reporters. How else can you expect Daboll to react after that nonsense.

Thank God for Tyrod Taylor.

Oh boy, Elam.

The Jets are a bad team. They are poorly coached, poorly run, and they have a terrible locker room. The Eagles played down to their competition today. Don’t smoke this pole too hard, this team is so poorly coached it will only let you weird Jets sympathizers down.

The Daboll tablet toss got a lot of attention in the local media. “As a fan, I love his passion. As a Coach, you have to do better. Especially with Daniel Jones.” That was the talking point on WFAN and the local twittersphere. They’re not wrong. For his passion, there’s a guy that gets intimidated by that, and underperforms. As a Coach, I see that in my kids. Some of the boys talk a lot, and they bark, and they get pumped up that way. Other boys don’t respond to that. They get into their own heads, and worry about that being directed at them if they screw up. Now, these are boys, and the NFL is grown ups, but Im not sure it’s all that different. I love it though. I love that Allen and Diggs are together. That’s very rare in this era of football. I’m glad it’s our guys!

Ha! Him and Robin Lehner can sit back and enjoy fans with no passion, in the arena on comp tickets waiting for their escorts to get back from “powdering” their noses. ***** that team.

Back first no less!

Jack Eichel is a ***** disgrace. “Do you have the ring?” ”No. it’s a little big and heavy. No.” Oh sorry Jack. Your soft buttery hands can’t hold up all that heavy gold. I hate him.

My son plays on a Jets flag football team. They won their first game of the season. I did the chant. Im sorry.

It’s gotta be part of the offensive game plan, right? Cook worked great against Miami because they don’t tackle well on the line, and get moved back regularly by string guards. Jacksonville has a different, and very good defense. Harris would have looked wonderful out there to slow the pace down, and make the defenders pay for tackling him. Not sure why we can see that, and the coaching staff doesn’t.

Outcome is debatable. If a penalty extends a drive for a team, and changes momentum, it certainly effects the flow of the game. It also effects the point spread. That can’t be debated. I’m not a gambler, and I can clearly see that.

Shhhhhhhh, you’re saying the quiet part out loud…

I get what you’re saying, but…. Elam gave the game away on consecutive 3rd downs, getting beat purely on route running. One on one, he got beat when the game was on the line. That’s how you get the offense back on the field. That’s how you get more plays and more chances at points. You make a play for the team. Elam is a huge reason for why the Bills lost the game today. Yes, there were other factors, but when it’s one on one, and it’s time to make a play, you HAVE to show up. Especially when you’re a high draft pick, and replacing an All-Pro. Losing Milano and Jones is huge. And it changed the way that they schemed the game. Coach said that the rush and the coverage have to work together, and they didn’t. That was clearly directed at Elam.