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pretending jet lag was not an issue, is just silly

How do you know that minature horses don't like football.

he won't likely be on the active roster ever.

he seems to be what we hoped shorter would be.

bobo be tufftuff

Geno returned the favor

ball left his hand, then his hand moved forward

Panthers providing some early excitement

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never understood why people think it makes sense to decide games on random bounces. Surprise onside kicks work a decent amount of time. A last ditch effort onsides kick works as often as a last ditch hail mary pass, which is entirely appropriate

why?

Being a football fan is our hobby. Being a football player is his career. Most of us try to maximize our income with our career. Not all. But most.

small data set but so far it seems like traveling on friday offers no advantage

He is exciting. A full tier below Allen and Mahomes though. Two things can be true at once.

Folks, we have a Bingo! Watching non-bills and chiefs games reveals how special the top Allen and Mahomes are.

Late flags are so suspicious

Vrabel, brough the team on Friday. Harbaugh on Monday. Its not a 10 advantage, but still seems like a raven advantage. Titans looks slow so far.

I am not sure I will ever get over the NFL admitting the 'ran an experiment' to see if games could be fairly played, with a certain set of conditions. Particularly since the result was: no this is not fair. Since the shield now formally acknowledges fairplay within a game is not a priority, I am wondering if there are any other experiments being run this weekend? One experiment I would be interested in seeing, is what happens if both defensive and offensive holding were called consistently for both teams during an entire game. Any other experiments the NFL should be running. Feel free to be creative. (note excessive time lag, and having temperature conditions 30 degrees different experiments have already been run)

I am willing to bet Cook outgains his total from last week. Not sure if that will be the biggest impact though.

Its understandable. Because 54% is so stupid, it would seem there was something wrong.

Bills have succeeded in lowering your epectations.

The Bills schemes are so complicated players need two or three years to learn the schemes, and it is impossible to integrate mid-season acquisitions (see Nyheim Hines). Heck, even with a full offseason we can't fully integrate players like Harty and Sherfield.

You are wrong. The last column that indicates the 54% is titled "No Playoffs".

These projections seem absurd. Chiefs at 85% is incredibly low.

I agree that you do not understand the thread.