Simon

Remember last week when y'all laughed at me for saying that Purdy was the best QB on the 49ers roster 5 minutes after he stepped on the field? Pepperidge Farms remembers...

I am a fountain of wit and charm...

Hapless is fine

My wife has developed an interest in football this year. At one point in the second half she asked me if the Bills would be more careful when tackling Mike White if they knew his ribs were hurt. She may lack killer instinct.....

So the weather more affected the offense that scored twice as many points?

Yeah, they are absolutely trying to injure him

You are not going to get the edge today Dorsey, quit wasting downs

Props to him for gutting it out. I think he's still hurt

I think the wind and rain has turned to light snow. Bills O has stopped killing themselves with penalties.

He's done

Schnow

Yeah, I wasn't pleased seeing the veteran Flacco walk on for a potential spark

Looks like it should stay that way going forward, maybe stopping altogether later in the 4th qrtr

That did not look good for WIlliams

That's exactly what they did, Josh just missed the throw

For some reason the newly popular "Jump to recipe" button strikes me as having some sort of cultural significance that I cant quite put a finger on.

The only way he's going to draw any coverage away from Diggs or anybody else is if he first gives teams a compelling reason to do so.

You got it.

OK, Archer...

The information has been conveyed and I'm beyond tired of repeatedly cleaning up the same drivel, so this subject is no longer a part of this forum unless Araiza returns to the Bills.

He was certainly pacing himself for much of the year. But he wasn't getting paid for the regular season grind; he was here to turn it up and make impact plays in the playoffs, which he absolutely would have done. That's where we'll miss him. Next year I don't care if he doesn't come back 'til Christmas, I just want him fresh and healthy and on the field for elimination games.

'Preciate the tip but I actually don't love (modern) country music; I'm more of a bluegrass guy when I get into that vein. Ironic though that you picked the "birthplace", since this summer I spent 4 days camped at ROMP in Owensboro, KY. (the back yard of Bill Monroe and the birthplace of bluegrass) Several of those days partying at the late night stage, standing about 15' in front of Rob Ickes and Trey Hensley.

He's still using it to do bench presses in his driveway.