Giuseppe Tognarelli

Exactly. I don't understand why people are laughing at the OP. This is a real issue and I'd say probably the single most important factor going into the game tomorrow. It's a week-to-week league and the timing of matchups makes a huge difference.

When we get in a first or second and 20, I actually feel good... Strangely, better than I would on second or third and 7.

So the red on red has now been used the same number of times as the traditional blue on white. This is getting ridiculous.

Oh dear.

It would be quite a riddle if Roman, whose offense was shut down by the Ravens in the Super Bowl, later leads the team who shut down his offense to an SB win over his former team, running the same offense he ran for them. Sucks for Niners

Isn't it crazy how the Ravens seem to have put together three completely separate Super Bowl teams in the last 20 years? Meanwhile...

The Ravens hadn't really found their juice yet, and the Browns are capable of exploding on anyone

As we see here... Home field doesn't mean much.

Oh my god.

The Baltimore Ravens are scary as hell. They look like a Super Bowl team.

If it was just a cramp, they probably wouldn't estimate him at DNP.

Take charge, dude Family was planning to eat around 4:00 as usual (40 people), but I informed them that that wouldn't work this year because of the Bills game. We're eating at 1:00 with plenty of time before the game so both events can be (potentially) enjoyed. Two of my brothers, who are casual Bills fans, will be there. No one else will care in the slightest, so it might get annoying and I might have to drive home at halftime or something.

Only if you make the mistake of accepting the invitation

White and Brown are safeties? ? #oxfordcomma

The notion that the Cowboys play particularly well on Thanksgiving is a myth. They have been blown out a couple times in recent history. https://www.dallasnews.com/sports/cowboys/2018/11/22/the-all-time-results-of-the-dallas-cowboys-thanksgiving-day-games/ Nov. 23, 2017: Los Angeles Chargers 28, Dallas Cowboys 6 Nov. 26, 2015: Carolina Panthers 33, Dallas Cowboys 14 Nov. 27, 2014: Philadelphia Eagles 33, Dallas Cowboys 10

I mean, there's no doubt in my mind that if you swapped Allen for Brady this season, the Patriots' record would be the same and the Bills' record would be worse.

They are perhaps the luckiest 6-5 I've seen. They've had TONS of lucky ball bounces leading to victories. The strange thing about the Bills is they've had pretty much no lucky bounces all season. Normally that plays a role in a few wins, but all of this season's wins have been straight up. Hopefully the football gods are saving the Bills' lucky breaks for these upcoming opponents... By the end of the season, we might be congratulating ourselves for playing the Browns the way we did. Still don't understand why people think the Browns are bad. Just look at that schedule.

This could be a big game for the trajectory of the team going forward. To win the first of this gauntlet and prove that we can do well in big games I think would signal a turning point for the franchise. But we have to be realistic. We might not be there yet.

That team may well be motivated to keep us out of the playoffs, but it probably wouldn't be because of 2015. They don't have much remaining from that group.

Cooper about to go 2 weeks without a catch ?

I've never seen Aikman's homerism so obvious. He's so frustrated with the Cowboys, lol

In fairness, Shaq's sacks -- both of them -- came when he was unblocked. They looked great, but there wasn't much to them.

I like the Bills to win going away today. Everyone points to Denver's narrow losses and says it means they'll play the Bills close in Buffalo. I say it means they're due for a beatdown in Bills Country. I think today is the day the Bills finally get some good bounces of the football and jump out to a big early lead. They'll clamp down on Denver's offense and this will be a big win... We'll need it.

He was fined for initiating the melee and trying to rip Garrett's helmet off, not for "struggling to get out from under a player."

I've said it before and I'll say it again... Sean McDermott has thin skin. He's a sensitive guy who can be swayed by what people think. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, but it's different for an NFL coach.