Simon

Their front 4 have been really good. Quick pressure with not much blitzing also has Goff seeing ghosts now.

There is also an argument to be made that Detroit is losing it by two scores

I'm going to do this here since you never read your PM's from me: Please keep Bills discussion and debate out of other teams' game threads and these Around the League threads. It drives them off the rails, makes it harder for people who are just trying to discuss the game they are watching and there are dozens of other threads where you can discuss the Bills. Thank you.

I think it was on the drive before when the game was still slightly in doubt. I remember being pissed they didn't call the OT for dragging him down. The first one he got bumped mid-delivery and it was enough to throw off the pass by about a foot or two. Otherwise it might have hit Shakir right in the facemask.

I missed the interview y'all are talking about but just wanted to add that Campbell deserves props for growing up and becoming a smarter man instead of a cave man.

And with no light at the end of the tunnel...

This has been going on for several years and has really diminished the product. Instead of showing replays we are constantly getting closeups of coaches and QBs doing nothing. It is utterly pointless and does nothing to add to the manufactured drama they are trying to create. They are literally showing less football to people who tuned in to watch football.

Aaron Rodgers targeted Davante Adams 13 times today. He ended up with 31 receiving yrds.

I think WR's are currently overvalued by quite a bit. That being said, you do realize we don't play the Colts every week right?

That irrationality has been hard-earned. I still hope we run them right out of the stadium.

Dragging is the proper verbiage. Nobody else in the world has the combination of both skill and will to drag that misfiring, mistake-prone, penalty-laden offense down the field the way he did on the 4th qrtr TD drive to win that game. NObody.

I wasn't kidding

#1 - All officials start the game with three flags. If they have no flags at the end of the game, they don't get paid. #2- Officials have proximity sensors that detect other officials. If they come within 10 feet of each other for more than 5 seconds, they get shocked. #3- All stadiums have a replay room with multiple interactive screens. Every game will have one person in this room with a cooler of beer (in vino veritas) that can overturn scoring plays, turnovers, sideline calls and completions. If the person in the booth cannot find a reason to turn the play over before the ball is snapped for the next play, then the game goes on with no further interruptions. There will be no more nonsense about officials viewing hooded screens on sidelines or stopping the game at any time to pore over the minutia of a call. If it can't be decided in 30 seconds, the call on the field stands. #4- All fans that whine about officiating will now be given a straw. So they can suck it the **** up.

Joe Roethlisberger on the prowl......

Bungles gonna bungle

I "thought" I saw that ripple you can get up the back of the calf when an Achilles goes. He's a big league player; that would be a hard loss for them.

Watch Kyle Hamiltons right Achilles?

They've seen enough guys trying to hammer him and ending up looking stupid tackling air. He's still got more jump than most guys do with that kind of mileage so I'd be breaking down and wrapping up too if I was them. Otherwise you end up looking like a flailing toddler on national TV.

That's what happens when you're the most dangerous athlete on the field. He's actually also looked like a QB a few times this year too. At least far more than I ever remember.

I agree in the first game he was headhunting to excess and possibly deserved a fine for it. But when you're digging full tilt like that across a field, desperate to get to a spot to save a game, you are not in control of your body to the point where you can hit a moving target with a specific part of your body. You are just trying to hit everything you can with whatever you can and try to knock a ball loose. I had no problem with the flag for his crown being out front, but suggesting he be suspended for selling out to make a game-saving play is a bridge too far for me.

So we're bringing him in as a PT to teach our guys how to recover from wrist injuries? Better than putting a uniform on him I suppose.

If we're putting all 4 of Baylon Spector and Cam Lewis and Dorian Williams and Damar Hamlin out there, then yes we probably are. If we're putting Taron Johnson, Terrel Bernard and Matt Milano out there instead, that game will look very, very different.

In the reg season, yes In the playoffs, no (cuz the OT rule is different)

they're gassed. But Mahomes does them a favor.

Worthy running away from the pile