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Today? Absolutely, and if teams start to focus on it? I can’t wait to see Allen bring it when our opponents are forced to drop out of cover 2 shell because of the rush attack

The Bills are averaging 1 major injury a week right now. Love the hype but if this keeps happening they might be calling the rest of Lancaster HS to play with Buffalo Joe. Love the start, but like Allen said. 1-0 every week

Brilliant part of this win that I don’t know many are talking about: We are putting a lot of rushing on film. Teams we play might start stacking and selling out against the run as part of their gameplan, and we can easily pivot to Shakir, Coleman, Kincaid, and Allen. Shakir looked fantastic against the zone when it mattered. We haven’t seen almost anything in targets to Kincaid, and he was supposedly going to be the focal point of the offense. I think he still has the potential to be, but we haven’t gone to that well yet.

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Von Miller is looking like he’s back! (Called it in the prediction thread BTW)

Live look of Miami after the game.

Hamlin actually looked great tonight.

Hill: 3 catches, 24 yards Waddle: 4 catches, 41 yards Ja’Marcus Ingram: 2 catches, 56 yards, TD Amazing game by the Bills.

I'm gonna throw a curveball out there, Von Miller. His advanced metrics looked good on Sunday, albeit with limited snaps to Rousseauu. With a QB that can't bail as well as Murray I expect to see Miller's snap count go up. Focus will be on Rousseau, so I expect Miller to be left 1 on 1 a lot. Miller gets 2 sacks, 1 TFL. Pressure rate is one of the top 5 in the NFL week 2, throwing Tua's timing off.

It's amazing that the audio quality in these is still so horrendous. It shouldn't be that hard to get stereo sound and audible questions without cranking the volume up 1000%

This is low effort and obviously AI. If you're falling for this god help you in the upcoming 10 years.

Bills 30 Dolphins 17 It's a close one (17-17) until the mid to late 3rd quarter, where the Bills pull a long drive resulting in a TD. Tua fumbles in the 4th after Von Miller strip sack, leading to a long Bills drive that ends in a FG.

' I haven't trained ChatGPT to model out my thoughts on the Bills (yet).

I work with computers and sit on an AI committee, so I've messed around with AI a lot. It's 100% AI. Welcome to the new reality. It's only gonna get worse from here on out.

I've seen both numbers reported and there hasn't been any clarification on which is correct.

I'd imagine that's just what everyone from Cleveland sounds like on a daily basis.

I'm around the same age, and I've seen better athletes in the NFL, but I've never seen a better "put the team on your back and make a play happen by shear force of will" player than Allen. I got to grow up watching Kelly, and now my kid is growing up watching Allen, and we all try to drink enough to forget who was inbetween them.

I just want to say I'm thankful for the Ignore Users feature after this thread. It's amazing how many people can't disagree and be respectful at the same time.

There's no need to be disrespectful, it's okay if you disagree but I don't appreciate name calling.

If you're on a hair trigger because you believe that every act of defiance is a threat against your life then you shouldn't be a police officer, because that mindset just leads to abuse.

We aren't going to agree, that's okay. There's no need to be condescending.

I'm not going to pretend to know FL state law on it, but I'd expect officers to act with tact and professionalism when that happens. Not emotional outbursts and anger.

You aren't entitled to respect as an officer. Sorry, but that's the truth. It's not how I would handle myself in that situation, but that's not really important. Individuals who wield power over others inherently need to be held to a higher standard. If we can't trust our law enforcement to act professionally and without emotion, then you might as well expect individuals to react like Tyreek, because the social contract has eroded. Instead of using deescalation, he clearly was offended by the behavior and allowed his emotions to get the better of him. I'm not going to pretend that it isn't understandable, but just because I can empathize with the officer's frustration doesn't make it acceptable. He has to act better than the person he's giving a citation to, because he's a professional and has access to all the tools and training that certainly should enable him to act without a bruised ego.

Absolutely one of the big storylines. I just love to see the Jets suffer.

Maybe Rodgers and Watson can go halfsies on a condo on suck island. Remember when the Jets were the media darling again for like the 6th year in a row? They really are the best team in the offseason.