Simon

Thanks, I missed the first few minutes Baahhh, they're a bunch of sleepwalking jerkbags.

It's possible. But it might not have been his hands; it may have been an elbow he was so deep into him.

LOL, I didn't realize that was Ernest Jones. His jersey# and being on his back 10 yrds from the LOS had me thinking it was the safety.

Does anybody know how to get Captain and Coke off a monitor screen? I'll hang up and listen.....

Agreed. There were no flags until the CB shoved him after the play and Coleman walked away from it. Then you're going to suddenly decide he should be penalized? Horse#@*&.

I wouldn't know Sal if he broadcasted from my living room, but I enjoyed this delightful line.

Yeah, I hate hammies; they tend to linger and seem like they can go again any second and as a result make guys tentative. Oliver looked strong today so hopefully it was really minor and they were just being overcautious.

Haven't see him all year and then he pops up and plays a very good game, imo. Having Carter go out on IR was a little worrisome, especially with Oliver playing hurt. But Ankou's performance today might make us a little more comfortable than we were yesterday. Way to scrap, Eli. Keep it up and they won't be able to take you out of the rotation.

He doesn't just think he's badass. He knows he's a badass.

I think it's mostly about an OLine that is not the most athletic at times. Plus the timing on screens is soooo tricky you have to practice them constantly to even be adequate. The Bills aren't going to practice them enough to be good at them so they're just nor going ot run them much, if at all. I love the idea of throwing balls to Cook to get him into space, but they'll do it other ways (and hopefully more often, imo)

That is never going to be a part of this offense.

Yes. Actually he went out with a knee injury; it was non-contact and could potentially be serious.

That's just so he can understand his callers

I think they were winning up front so much that they felt comfortable running a lot of dime with a big lead.

I'd throw in a toughness factor as well. Guys respect that and it keeps people working for him as a leader. He's never going to gun the 20yrd out, but he can have a career in this league until those borderline tools deteriorate.

He didn't say that, he just said he needs to be. And he's right that a lot of us take him for granted and shouldn't forget that. He makes plays every week that nobody else can and we think that's just a norm. It isn't. It's literally GOAT quality stuff happening right before our eyes.

For what? He has no trade value and is fine right where he is.

6:15 Pacific - Josh Allen pours beer down the back of Dion Dawkins pants

I think there's a little bit of leeway involved here. If Trey Hendrickson breaks a bone on a leg-whip, I am going to laugh. Probably quite loudly.

The hit didn't look severe or like something that would necessarily lead to a shoulder "injury" so that was why I was guessing stinger. I'm hoping they were just being cautious in a game where they didn't really need him. Yeah, you walk onto the field unexpectedly and have to line up n your own 7 yrd line and then keep them off the scoreboard, there is more than luck involved.

Walker had 12 and Charbonnet had 4

Its a scoring issue I don't really understand, but it's considered a "run" play so it just goes down as a tackle for loss.

Did Amari play much after what looked like he took a stinger?

Another plus is that COleman is smart enough not to lose control and usually disengages very quickly.

I hope not. Just because I don't like him and am enjoying his predictable idiocy and resultant suffering.