Chaos

In any of the games, has anyone noticed if the tackles are being allowed to line up in illegal formations and false start without being called, like Jawaan Taylor was Thursday?

I think he demontrated otherwise already last year.

Colts didn't get the "roll over and die memo"

most impressive qb so far today (its early), Brock Purdy

I wonder how much the Ravens are paying lamar jackson per handoff

I like Purdy. I like Pickett. They are not top tier QBs (Allen, Burrows, Mahomes) but solid QBs who give their teams a chance to win.

my 300 million dollar man with the INT

Swap Purdy and Pickett and the niners still lead this game by 7

Steelers fans are getting sadder.

Is multiview used for NFL?

12/16 AFC teams have realistic playoff aspirations this year. Almost every game involving an AFC team is interesting, because its outcome matters. Among the early slate, seeing where Burrows and Watson are at is pretty interesting. Seeing where the Dolphins are at in the later game Patriots game would be interesting if it turns into an upset.

You don't seem to understand the discussion. That is ok. I will summarize again: 1) There is no recent correlation to the Bills finishing ahead of the Bengals in the regular season, and actually finishing ahead of them in the post season. So beting ahead of them in the regular season this year is not a reasonable argument that they will finish ahead of them in the post season. 2) Until the post season happens, there is no way to know if the Bills have figured out how to translate the regular season success to finish ahead of the Chiefs/Bengals (with the exception if one or more of these three teams fails to makes the playoffs. Then we would know before the playoffs) 3) At no point do I claim the Bills cannot or will not finish ahead of them in the post season. Just saying there is no reasonable way to use the regular season results to conclude that will happen ahead of it actually happening. I hope this clears things up for you. No requirement to agree with me. But your previous post indicates, you dont even know what you are disagreeing with.

Not at all what I said. I said until they actually advance further than the Chiefs and Bengals in the post season, they are not ahead of them. I never said that could not happen.

Corral has publicly discussed depression issues in the past. And their seems to be some concern for his well being. https://x.com/3rdtakesports/status/1700685077456253220?s=46&t=DBC_sBZMnfe6wzRtQpq0gQ

If Josh has an average Josh Allen game, Bills win easily. The average Josh Allen game yielded a 13-3 season last year.

I am getting an early start inspired by Jawaan Taylor.

https://x.com/bradleygelber/status/1700633572711825907?s=46&t=DBC_sBZMnfe6wzRtQpq0gQ

For people that don't want to expose their information to the Chinese government via tic-tok, here is the fun part from that video it seemed 50% of his passes where wobbly wounded ducks, and that his arm strength was terrible. Maybe my eyes.

The lions are going to be fun to root for. Very interesting personnel set. If Goff plays like he did against the Chiefs, the Lions will have a hard time breaking .500. They are not going to have a pick 6 dropped in their hands every game. And I don't think the Chiefs defense is/was special. 14 points from the offense doesn't put you in the conversation with the Eagles or 49ers. But I will be rooting for the Lions.

Seems that I can

We saw Thursday night that really good QBs (Mahomes) who can run, run a lot, if their receivers can't get open. This will hold true for Josh Allen as well.

Bills were ahead of Bengals in every category the last two years including win-loss record. Eagles are in the minor league NFC. Not really on par with the top AFC teams. So I stand by my statement, which covers the entire expanded playoff period. This not about a whether or not the Bills are among the top teams. The Bills are a top team. The discussion whether or not the Bills are better than third in the AFC. During the regular season the tlast two years, the Bills were ahead of the Bengals in the regular seaons. , yet did not finish ahead of the bengals in the post season. So your single year data point, actually supports my side of the argument that the Bills being ahead of the Bengals in the regular season has no correlation to finishing ahead of the Bengals in the post season.

You are assuming a correlation of regular season success to playoff success that is just not supported by results since the playoff expansion era to 12 and 14 teams. Since there is no such correlation, there is very little you can accurately conclude from the regular season, with the exception of a top team unexpectly not making the playoffs at all. One possible reason is that some coaching staffs have better adapted to the 17 game schedule and 14 playoff teams concept, than other coaching staffs.

This is why I disagree. The Bills torched the Chiefs in the regular season. They had much better regular season offensive rankings, defensive rankings, and win loss records than the Bengals did. And none of that mattered. If the Bills go 17-0, have the number offense, and the number one defense, and Bills fans end up watching a Chiefs - Bengals AFC championship rematch, to me, it means the Bills were never ahead of either of those teams. Just an illusion that they were. In other words, no reasonable analysis can be conducted before the playoffs are over.